Water and fire regulations have been relaxed at Grand Canyon National Park, granting visitors more leeway. However, park officials confirm that certain limitations will still apply for safety.

The Grand Canyon’s North Rim will partially reopen next week after a closure prompted by the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire. This cautious step marks a key moment for the popular destination’s recovery, as park officials work to ensure visitor safety and protect the region’s unique environment.

Two wildfires burning near the Grand Canyon have scorched over 24,000 acres of wilderness, threatening the pristine landscapes of this iconic region.