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Glen Canyon issues fire response advisory for Lake Powell 


Map caption: Map of impacted area on Lake Powell for fire suppression operations on Lake Powell. NPS File Map.

GLEN CANYON – To assist with nearby wildfires, fire suppression aircraft will be drawing water from Lake Powell between buoys 43 and 49 to refill tanks as part of ongoing firefighting operations. The aircraft using Lake Powell will consist of fixed-wing Super Scoopers (amphibious aircraft). Glen Canyon rangers will be providing vessel support during aircraft operations on the lake.

Until further notice, boaters are advised to avoid or limit to transit only on Lake Powell between Dangling Rope to Rainbow Bridge. Boaters need to monitor marine radio channel 16. A temporary flight restriction is also in place for public safety during aerial operations.


Photo caption: Fixed wing Super Scooper taking water from Lake Powell for previous fire suppression operations. NPS File Photo.

For updates on conditions and potential impacts to recreation on Lake Powell, visit Glen Canyon Alerts.  https://www.nps.gov/glca/planyourvisit/conditions.htm

More park information is available on each park’s website: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area or Rainbow Bridge National Monument

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