South Rim of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park to Partially Reopen to the Public Monday
The South Rim fire burned 4,232 acres and is now 52% contained, allowing key park areas to reopen with some zones remaining closed for safety and repairs.
- On Aug. 18, the South Rim of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park reopens after a month-long wildfire closure, park officials announced Monday.
- The wildfire began when lightning struck the South Rim on July 10, forcing evacuations and closing Black Canyon of the Gunnison's south rim.
- Fire officials say the South Rim Fire remains 52% contained as of Thursday, despite ongoing burning in isolated areas.
- From 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., the South Rim will welcome guests daily, with the visitor center, park store, and overlooks reopening Monday morning.
- This month-long closure has been costly; West said the park brings about $200,000 daily and $32 million over five months, while visitors can still enjoy Curecanti National Recreation Area.
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