Grand Canyon’s North Rim will partially reopen Oct. 1 following the devastating Dragon Bravo fire that destroyed the historic lodge.

Visitors can access overlooks but must bring all supplies, as no power, water, cell service or amenities will be available.

The lightning-sparked July wildfire burned 227 square miles and prompted criticism of federal officials’ emergency response handling.

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. — Grand Canyon National Park will soon reopen portions of the North Rim to public access in the aftermath of a wildfire that destroyed a historic lodge and dozens of cabins, the National Park Service announced Thursday.

Daytime access will begin Oct. 1 to locations including Point Imperial, the park’s highest overlook at the eastern end of the Grand Canyon, and the

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