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    Rescue in Zion, Coalpits Wash

    Hikers urged to pack extra water after search and rescue operation at Zion NP

    WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah

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    I did the East Rim trail from the upper park boundary a few years ago (hot summer time). I had been told at the backcountry desk that Stave Spring was running (1-day old information to them).

    When I got to Stave, it was dry, but I did have enough water with me to enjoy the whole of the upper mesa , albeit I had to return to the valley one night earlier than planned.

    Since then my mantra has been to carry what I need if I can, or amend plans if data is old.

    Rob

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    I had been told at the backcountry desk that Stave Spring was running (1-day old information to them).
    Yes, the Park Rangers can't be at every spring at every hour to update conditions.

    Still, I wonder why the NPS still hasn't updated the website? It still says that Coalpits Spring is flowing:

    http://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisi...conditions.htm

    The rescue happened almost a week ago.
    Utah is a very special and unique place. There is no where else like it on earth. Please take care of it and keep the remaining wild areas in pristine condition. The world will be a better place if you do.

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