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Tusayan

Winter weather creates hazardous driving conditions on Kaibab National Forest roads

1/13/2023 - 4:47 pm
snowy roads, slushy roads, icy roads, snow drifts, Kaibab National Forest, Williams, Tusayan, North Kaibab Ranger District, Jacob Lake, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park

Roads in the Kaibab National Forest are snowy, slushy, icy and, in some areas, completely impassable. Although most remain open, forest roads are not maintained for winter travel. The Forest Service is urging visitors to plan ahead, use good judgement, and exercise caution. 

Even a few inches of snow can obscure icy roads and soft shoulders where vehicles can become stuck. Snow drifts may be much deeper than they appear. Mud can also be deeper than expected and is just as likely to cause a vehicle to become stuck.

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