Baby steps, Grand Canyon style

[wanderingaimles]

It appears the Grand Canyon is about to start a limited version of reopening.
Grand Canyon
Limited entrance times, no camping.
But at least you can get in.

[profdant139]

I'm also eager to get back on the road, but very worried. (I'm in a high risk category.) As more places open up, the crowds will be distributed over a larger area. So, for example, Utah is crowded right now because there is no alternative. But that will get better over time, I hope!!

[rexlion]

If large corporations are losing money, you can bet a lot of regular folks are losing money, too. Employees and contractors and suppliers all gotta eat and pay the utilities. If they have a large employer who can advocate for 'em, bravo.

[jdc1]

Lwiddis wrote:
Since Arizona Corona virus numbers are still climbing, encouraging visitors seems...imprudent. Public restrooms...hmmm.

Agreed. I have two daughters and 4 grand children living there (Kingman and North Phoenix). They know for a fact things are only opening because of pressure from the large corporations that are losing money.

[Lwiddis]

Since Arizona Corona virus numbers are still climbing, encouraging visitors seems...imprudent. Public restrooms...hmmm.