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Guadalupe Mountains National Park temporarily closes Dog Canyon

By Luisa Barrios,

12 hours ago

EL PASO, Texas ( KTSM ) – Beginning Monday, Sept. 9, Guadalupe Mountains National Park will temporarily close the Dog Canyon area due to the failure of the water well in the area, the park announced in a news release.

“Since August, the park has been faced with well pump issues. Water mitigation measures were put in place, but due to further complications, the well is no longer viable,” read the news release.

The park said the closure will be in place for the “foreseeable future” as the park is working to solve the problem.

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