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Chocolate Falls Az Closed.  — as of march 1, grand falls, also known as the “chocolate falls,” closed to the public with no date of reopening.  — leupp — navajo residents near grand falls have long dealt with the thousands of tourists visiting the famous chocolate waterfalls, located on the navajo nation near flagstaff, but they say. Grand falls’ cascade of muddy water makes for great photo ops and selfies.  — phoenix — members of navajo nation voted to close grand falls recreational area in northern arizona to tourists, citing the need to steward the land and protect the sacred site.  — highest flow months: a sign warns visitors they are not permitted to the grand falls area, about 19 miles northwest of leupp, ariz. Grand falls, just east of flagstaff, has been inundated with tourists and influencers as arizona’s rivers and streams surge with rain and spring snowmelt. No permit required to visit the falls.  — according to the leupp chapter house and navajo tourism department websites, grand falls, a popular waterfall.  — the decision to close grand falls comes after years of concern about the impact of tourism on the area. Area residents say visitors are desecrating grand falls, ‘adahiilíní, also known. Upstream from the falls, the little colorado winds its way from the white mountains in eastern arizona through the rugged, dusty terrain of the high arizona desert. How grand falls earned the nickname chocolate falls.

How grand falls earned the nickname chocolate falls.  — phoenix — members of navajo nation voted to close grand falls recreational area in northern arizona to tourists, citing the need to steward the land and protect the sacred site.  — the decision to close grand falls comes after years of concern about the impact of tourism on the area. Area residents say visitors are desecrating grand falls, ‘adahiilíní, also known.  — leupp — navajo residents near grand falls have long dealt with the thousands of tourists visiting the famous chocolate waterfalls, located on the navajo nation near flagstaff, but they say.  — highest flow months: Upstream from the falls, the little colorado winds its way from the white mountains in eastern arizona through the rugged, dusty terrain of the high arizona desert. No permit required to visit the falls. Grand falls’ cascade of muddy water makes for great photo ops and selfies.  — according to the leupp chapter house and navajo tourism department websites, grand falls, a popular waterfall.

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Chocolate Falls Az Closed Grand falls’ cascade of muddy water makes for great photo ops and selfies. No permit required to visit the falls.  — the decision to close grand falls comes after years of concern about the impact of tourism on the area.  — phoenix — members of navajo nation voted to close grand falls recreational area in northern arizona to tourists, citing the need to steward the land and protect the sacred site. a sign warns visitors they are not permitted to the grand falls area, about 19 miles northwest of leupp, ariz.  — highest flow months: Upstream from the falls, the little colorado winds its way from the white mountains in eastern arizona through the rugged, dusty terrain of the high arizona desert. Area residents say visitors are desecrating grand falls, ‘adahiilíní, also known.  — according to the leupp chapter house and navajo tourism department websites, grand falls, a popular waterfall. How grand falls earned the nickname chocolate falls. Grand falls’ cascade of muddy water makes for great photo ops and selfies.  — leupp — navajo residents near grand falls have long dealt with the thousands of tourists visiting the famous chocolate waterfalls, located on the navajo nation near flagstaff, but they say.  — as of march 1, grand falls, also known as the “chocolate falls,” closed to the public with no date of reopening. Grand falls, just east of flagstaff, has been inundated with tourists and influencers as arizona’s rivers and streams surge with rain and spring snowmelt.