Wildfires Destroy Historic Lodge On Grand Canyon’s North Rim!

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July 13th 2025!
Wildfires Destroy Historic Lodge On Grand Canyon’s North Rim!
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/13/wildfires-destroy-grand-canyon-lodge-north-rim
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Wildfires destroy the lodge on Grand Canyon's north rim.
Grand Canyon Lodge consumed by two wildfires
that have burned more than 45,000 acres in the area.
A historic lodge on the Grand Canyon's North Rim has
been destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire,
Park said on Sunday. The Grand Canyon Lodge,
the only lodging inside the park at the North Rim,
was consumed by flames.
Park Superintendent Ed Keeble told park residents, staff and others
in a meeting Sunday morning.
He said the visitor center, the gas station,
A wastewater treatment plant and administrative buildings
and some employee housing also were lost.
Two wildfires are burning at or near the North Rim known
as the White Sage Fire and the Bravo Dragon Fire
and have collectively burned more than 45,000 acres.
We will take a look at those in just a moment.
The White Sage fire.
has burned 40,126 acres at the time this article
was published. This is near the north rim of the
Dragon Bravo fire burning to the south,
but within the Grand Canyon National Park.
Reached over 5,000 acres, according to InciWeb,
a federal government wildfire tracker.
Obviously, the Bravo Dragon fire is the one that impacted the lodge
and other structures.
The park initially was managing it as a controlled burn,
but then shifted to suppression as it rapidly grew.
Fire officials said it was sparked by lightning on the 4th of July.
After a thunderstorm on the 9th of July,
U.S. Bureau of Land Management began receiving reports
of smoke in the area of the White Sage Fire.
On Friday, the Coquino County Sheriff's Office
reported that the whole region was under evacuation
and urged residents to leave
immediately. Obviously,
millions of people visit the Grand Canyon National Park annually.
With most going to the more popular South Rim,
the North Rim is open seasonally, but
not all of it.
It was evacuated last Thursday because of this fire.
And I think if you listen close enough,
you can hear some of the fire trucks on the way.
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