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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
World
Erin Keller

Water in short supply at popular National Park leaving visitors thirsty during hikes and scenic tours

A strong thunderstorm has forced Mount Rainier National Park officials to shut down all water sources, drinking fountains and restrooms at Paradise and Narada Falls in Washington state.

Park services said Monday that the September 6 storm’s heavy rainfall caused a total loss of water service. The thunderstorm stirred up fine sediment in the Edith Creek drainage, Paradise’s water source, clogging treatment system filters.

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