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National parks offer refuge but face shutdowns amid virus
National parks remain open as refuges for Americans, yet visitor centers lodges shuttles and restaurants close to curb the coronavirus spread. Officials urge outdoor activity with distancing while some parks halt shuttles and limit access, raising concerns about overcrowding and safety in places like Zion Grand Canyon Arches Canyonlands Yosemite and Yosemite. Local towns such as Moab and Estes Park brace for reduced tourism and guide businesses to support residents during the outbreak.
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Salt Lake City
National Park Service
White House
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Interior
David Bernhardt
National Parks, Monuments and Wildlife
Trish Jacob
Rocky Mountain National Park
Park Service
Phil Francis
Coalition To Protect America
Moab
Utah
Arches
Canyonlands
Zion National Park
Red Rock
Grand Canyon National Park
California
Muir Woods National Monument
Alcatraz Island
Golden Gate Bridge
Yosemite National Park
Chris Brunell
Yosemite
Brunell
Silicon Valley
Yellowstone National Park
Mount Rainier National Park
Washington State
Colorado
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Rainier
Statue of Liberty National Monument
Ellis Island
New York
Grand Canyon
CDC
Park
Lily Daniels
Elaine Gizler
Moab Area Travel Council
Katarina Takahashi
Longmont Colorado
Emerald Lake
Takahashi
Estes Park
Paradise
Washington
Puyallup