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Skelections in Provo Canyon blocked a popular path to the waterfall

October 26, 2026 · United States

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Bridal Veil Falls, Utah County, Utah, United States

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The Utah district because of the climbing of stones in the canyon of emergency services and the sheriff's office temporarily stopped the movement of a popular pedestrian ceiling near Bridal Valley. Power warned me that the danger of further sleep of rock is kept on this area.

They shut down the route to the pipelines, which combines waterfall with a lower parking course near a turn to the Nines Park from the U.S. 189. In addition to the effects of the fence, the passage and the passage of the territory is difficult because of construction: the road between the lower and upper parking is closed because of the setting of a park zone near the foot of the waterfall across the river.

The top-end playground is currently available for visitors, but they plan to lock it up on winter in November 1.

Source: Trail near Bridal Veil Falls remains closed after major rockfall in Provo Canyon - KUTV

Context

The provocative waterfall in Bridell Valley is about 185 meters tall, falling into the mountains of Casceda in the fall of Volkst and considered one of the greatest natural monuments in Utah. The circular pedestrian route along the river Provo is partially driven by the old rail which in the past was used by the hyber Creeper tour.

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