Canyon's Amazon store is the last opportunity for US riders to pick up Canyon's Grail:ON e-bike Canyon's Amazon store e-bike options include the chunky Pathlite:ON SUV American buyers can now buy a Canyon mountain bike selling a range of its bikes direct to customers in the USA via the online behemoth for the brand to spread its reach to a broader range of US riders IT also presents a quality and well-renowned set of alternatives to the array of unknown-brand-name bikes that are generally available on Amazon.  The sole drop bar representative in the Canyon Amazon store is the Grail:ON CF 7 AXS electric gravel bike based on the first generation Grail with its double-decker 'Hoverfly' handlebars.  is equipped with a SRAM Force AXS 1x groupset It's a bike that has been discontinued from Canyon's main line-up, having been superseded by the Grizl:ONfly, an e-bike that US buyers can purchase directly from the main Canyon US site Electric bikes feature heavily in the Urban options too with the sole pedal-only option the Roadlite CF 8 another bike that you can't buy direct from Canyon's stand-alone site There are multiple step-through options for the Precede:ON and Pathlite:ON electric bikes with chunky tyres that should also handle off-road exploration The cohort of trail mountain bikes is all non-electric a full-suspension 27.5in bike aimed at junior riders USA riders wanting to emulate Mathieu van der Poel and ride an Aeroad CFR or to access Canyon's other road and gravel options will still have to head to Canyon's own site The brand also has a demo centre for Southern Californian riders Paul has been on two wheels since he was in his teens and he's spent much of the time since writing about bikes and the associated tech He's a road cyclist at heart but his adventurous curiosity means Paul has been riding gravel since well before it was cool adapting his cyclo-cross bike to ride all-day off-road epics and putting road kit to the ultimate test along the way. Paul has contributed to Cyclingnews' tech coverage for a few years helping to maintain the freshness of our buying guides and deals content as well as writing a number of our voucher code pages.  you will then be prompted to enter your display name Please note that this is an automated translation and it will not be perfect All articles have been written in English and if anything appears to not make sense The unreleased fork broke cover at Traka with multiple Canyon athletes using it in the race Traka is Europe’s largest gravel race, often spoken of in the same breath as Unbound. The event offers racing from 100 km up to the mammoth 560 km event, with the 360 km taking centre stage as the marquee event. That race is around 25 miles (40 km) longer than Unbound 200. This year, Canyon invited Escape along to try out some products. I can’t yet tell you all the juicy details about what was shown, which will come in the coming months. Instead, all I can share for now is what everyone else at the event could see – a new gravel fork. This isn’t the first time this fork has been spotted in the wild, with Canyon athlete Freddy Ovett teasing the fork for the last few months on his Instagram page. This is, however, the first time I have got up close and personal with the fork. I can tell you that it isn’t the only interesting thing on this bike.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Freddy Ovett (@freddyovett) Both Canyon and DT Swiss had branding clearly positioned on the lower stanchions of the new suspension fork. To take a closer look I got my hands on Rad Pack athlete Mate Nagy's bike after the Traka 200 This will be the question on the lips of everyone who looks at this bike Although Fox, RockShox and Cane Creek have long offered gravel-specific suspension forks this corner of the market has been slow to gain speed Suspension-equipped gravel bikes remain rare typically seen at the adventure end of the spectrum Although Cannondale has tried with the Topstone Lefty and Canyon with the Grizl Trail neither bike got the masses excited about gravel suspension and its appearance on race bikes remains as rare as rocking horse droppings With the unreleased fork being used at Traka and mounted to the Grail, all things point to Canyon and DT Swiss believing the next frontier of gravel performance lies in suspension.  While wider tyres and lower pressures improve comfort and traction a suspension fork can offer performance benefits far beyond what rubber alone can achieve Adding a damped active suspension provides more controlled travel which can help in technical sections with line choice as well as reducing cumulative race fatigue.  There have always been two concerns with suspension forks in gravel racing there’s an unavoidable truth: a suspension fork is significantly heavier than a rigid carbon one RockShox's Rudy Ultimate XPLR weighs in at a claimed 1,250 grams meaning you're adding almost a kilogram over a standard carbon fork The exact weight of this fork cannot be disclosed yet but it is fair to assume it is in the same ballpark as the RockShox offering.  The other thorn in the gravel suspension fork's side is aerodynamics a round-tubed suspension fork is always going to come at an aero penalty compared to a conventional bladed carbon fork.  As races are being won at ever-increasing speeds the aerodynamic impact of a suspension fork is seemingly too great for most athletes to use in gravel races What this fork does have is a slender bottom section that appears longer than that found on the Rudy or the Fox 32 Taper Cast but the fork’s chassis design looks to be an attempt to minimise the penalty The suspension fork has a concealed inflation valve that sits under a hatch on the right-hand side of the crown (when looking at it from a rider's perspective) something far more interesting is going on.  Escape Collective is 100% membership-funded with no advertising and no affiliate links in our product coverage Our work is only possible through your support Our Member Purchase program offers discounts of 20% or more from participating brands like Velocio Hunt Wheels and more (we get no revenue from your purchases; this is purely a member benefit) Already have an account? Sign in Be one of the first to try our new activity feed Canyon athlete Freddy Ovett rode a Canyon suspension fork with DT Swiss branding fitted to a Canyon Grail at The Traka 360 In what continues to be a poorly kept secret, what appears to be a Canyon gravel suspension fork made a high-profile appearance Friday at The Traka 360, Europe’s foremost gravel race, under Freddy Ovett But Friday’s appearance was far from the first time we’ve seen this suspension fork Back in early April, Ovett posted a video of himself riding gravel in Girona, but the bike he was riding was a little different than his usual Canyon A post shared by Freddy Ovett (@freddyovett) A post shared by Freddy Ovett (@freddyovett) The brake cable pops out of the back of the crown before diving down to the SRAM Red brakes at the base of the fork and the stanchions are at the top meaning this is not an inverted fork but there could also be some attempt at keeping this fork design a bit more aero than your standard suspension fork The Canyon Grail isn’t what you’d call an aero bike to start with but as with aero considerations on the frame it looks like the details add up to at least a cursory consideration for the fork aerodynamics the arch and cable are at the rear and the crown is devoid of any particularly wind-catching details A post from six days ago shows “engineered by DT Swiss” branding at the base of the lower drive side and there’s 10 other posts showing the bike from a wide variety of angles in both stills and video The latest is a photo drop from today after Ovett finished 21st overall on The Traka 360 It would seem that Canyon is both about to launch a new product with DT Swiss and that the brand is plenty happy to show it off ahead of time Cannondale isn’t alone either. There are aftermarket options from Fox There’s the leaf-spring style suspension fork from Lauf and there was even the Niner MCR full suspension gravel bike Which all leads back to a question of what’s new in this Canyon launch The Canyon Grail is the brand’s race focused gravel bike and the leaks are happening under a gravel racer focused on the Traka gravel race Is it possible that Canyon has something not immediately visible in these images Could suspension make a comeback in the gravel race segment and it’s paired with drastically larger tires than the 650bx42 that the Slate sported is this just an acknowledgement of what a certain segment of riders have said all along about tire size Obviously these questions aren’t going to be answered today but this fork could be launched very soon given it’s being used in real-world testing What’s it like to be an American cyclist living in France Watch to get professional road cyclist Joe Dombrowski’s view In a move that could shake up the U.S. bike-buying experience, Canyon Bicycles is now selling select models directly through Amazon.com Amazon—the same one that gets you ibuprofen and whatever in 48 hours or less- will now be shipping you a premium bicycle Update: Canyon has given a little bit more explanation on how this is just another way to make their affordable bikes more accessible to more potential cyclists Canyon’s always been the poster child for the direct-to-consumer model in the bike industry delivering high-performance bikes at competitive prices by cutting out the middleman they’re expanding that strategy by teaming up with the largest online retailer in the world and less friction when pulling the trigger on a new ride Canyon’s Amazon storefront currently features a curated selection of its popular models—think commuter e-bikes like the Roadlite:ON and urban cruisers—with more reportedly on the way These aren’t stripped-down versions either; they come fully loaded just like if you ordered straight from Canyon’s site The price points look aligned with Canyon’s own listings Canyon had explained that this Amazon partnership is meant for the more affordable spectrum of their bikes (think: less than $3500 or so) and focused exclusively on mountain bikes and other all-rounder bikes and bikes bikes The goal is really just to make affordable bikes easier to access for more riders while maintaining all of the customer service you get directly from Canyon it’s not all that different for the ‘already consumer-direct’ bike brand to make their bikes available through the USA’s most popular direct to consumer shopping platform you still get the full Canyon warranty and customer care directly from the bike maker If you’ve ever hesitated to purchase a Canyon because of long delivery timelines the path from “add to cart” to “ready to rip” just got smoother and support directly—Amazon’s just one more distribution channel And while we’re not seeing race machines like the Aeroad or Lux Trail on there just yet the move suggests Canyon’s opening the throttle on accessibility maybe even testing the waters for broader market expansion Canyon plans to limit this only to more ‘entry-level’ bikes and doesn’t yet include their dedicated road platforms The Amazon distribution deal is also US-specific with no immediate plans to do the same in their home European market But it’s not entirely unheard of for them to partner with other delivery pathways – they have had a similar quick ship functioning for a while to consumers in China The bottom line is that you can now buy a Canyon bike with your groceries Canyon.com or now also Amazon.com Jordan Villella is the Racing Tech Editor for BikeRumor.com He has written about bicycles and bike culture for over fifteen years with no signs of stopping Jordan raced professionally and wrote for MTBR and the now-defunct Dirt Rag Magazine He’s covered the World Championships and everything in between — where he loves to report what people are riding Based in Pittsburgh, PA, Jordan coaches cyclists of all abilities with Cycle-Smart; you can find him racing bikes around North America and adventuring with his family For an inside look at his review rides follow him on Strava Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed but don’t want to deal with solvents Simpyfast claims their Lube Cube is the easiest way Peak Performance expands on their MTB specific clothing with new pants Apparently that’s an option when you’re designing products for the GOAT We spotted Cofidis racing an all-new prototype wireless 13-speed Campagnolo Super Record 13 WRL SC road groupset Want wireless shifting but don’t want to have to buy a whole new drivetrain Be protected from the sun with the new UV Hooded Trail Shirt… OrNot The new Van Nicholas Astraeus is a beautiful titanium road bike that’s limited to just 50 frames Etna in Sicily will host the first Everesting World Championships in Fall 2025 where individuals & teams attempt to summit by bike Alec Briggs will line up for the Traka gravel race aboard a very special Canyon Grail CFR His bike has been heavily customised in the style of Colin McRae’s famous Subaru Impreza rally car.  Briggs, founder of and racer for the Tekkerz CC team, arrived in Girona, Spain, ahead of the Traka with possibly the hottest gravel race bike of 2025.  His Canyon Grail CFR features deep blue paint bright yellow graphics and gold wheels that all hark back to Colin McRae’s career as a rally driver McRae was at the sharp end of World Rally driving in the 90s and his blue and yellow Subaru Impreza became an iconic design. Following McRae’s death in 2007, his race cars became highly sought after, with TopGear reporting his ‘555’ car sold for £230,000 in 2017 A post shared by Alec Briggs (@alec_pedaler) Briggs touched on the time he spent playing Colin McRae’s video games and said he wanted to channel the spirit of “if in doubt Briggs has opted for a roadie-influenced build along with some of the coolest wheels we’ve ever seen By FOX5 StaffPublished: May 2025 at 7:50 AM PDT|Updated: 8 hours agoEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLAS VEGAS (FOX5) - The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department search and rescue team helped out six hikers who were stranded on the side of a mountain It happened Saturday evening when hikers called for help as it started to get dark The hikers were stuck on the east side of Kraft Mountain at Red Rock but the hikers couldn’t find their way down the mountainside After several hours and with the use of a rope system the rescue team was able to guide the hikers out of trouble Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park has its own dramatic cliffs Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com Many travelers want to find dupes of the most famous parks that offer similar attributes with fewer crowds especially this summer due to recent layoffs and hiring freezes at the National Parks Service Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is a good dupe for the Grand Canyon Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCANYON Texas (KFDA) - Traffic has resumed after a crash in Canyon impacted traffic near the US 87/60 split Canyon police reopened the highway to traffic after clearing the scene of the crash No other information about the crash is known at this time Visitors take in a view of the pools at a tour of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort elected officials and others join a VIP preview and tour of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort elected officials and others are given a VIP preview and tour of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort elected officials and others are given a VIP preview and tour of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort in LaVerkin A view of the pools can be seen durning a tour of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort The changing area inside the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort can be seen in LaVerkin showing where the original LaVerkin Hot Springs was located on the Virgin River A view of the pools at a tour of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort can be seen in LaVerkin The Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort in is tentatively set to open this summer in LaVerkin The Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort is tentatively set to open in LaVerkin A VIP preview and tour was given at the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort in LaVerkin This rendering depicts the 21-plus area of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs Resort in LaVerkin This rendering shows the family area of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs Resort in LaVerkin At an open house near the LaVerkin Hot Springs last month area civic leaders and business officials gathered at the newly constructed Zion Canyon Hot Springs Resort for information and tours to hear plans about an opening later this summer “We are incredibly excited to be here in the area,” Maggie Cope vice president of marketing for Zion Canyon Hot Springs “It’s a great time to come in and enjoy the natural hot springs as well as the mineral springs right here in beautiful LaVerkin.” The hot springs resort will feature 53 pools split between a family and 21-plus adult areas and sits near state Route 9 northeast of the Hurricane-LaVerkin Bridge The 15-acre property consists of three acres leased from the Washington County Water Conservancy District swimsuit dryers and 1,200 RFID lockers that use chip-enabled wristbands to access a family area has various smaller pools and one large freshwater pool A smaller building houses the resort’s bar and café and an adjacent gate separates the family area from the adult side of the property “Each one of them is inspired by famous hot springs from around the world,” Cope said explaining that these pools will have an identical mineral mix to well-known hot springs like the Blue Lagoon in Iceland and the hot springs of the Dead Sea the world springs will boast the same health benefits associated with each one that inspires them “You’re getting a tour of the world right here in LaVerkin,” Cope said Thirty-two pools spread across the family and the 21-plus area are filled with water piped from the LaVerkin spring in the canyon nearby Some of the pools will also be filled with heated geothermal waters from the hot spring Cope added that water from the hot spring goes through the resort’s filtration system and removes the minerals and elements that create the sulfur smell natural hot springs are famous for This includes the salt that would otherwise enter the Virgin River “Most of our build out is actually in the water pumping system that’s removing the H2S gas and making it safe for use and also getting rid of that rotten egg smell,” Cope said flammable and highly toxic gas with a characteristic foul odor of rotting eggs It is highly toxic to humans and most animals and can be deadly Water district officials have been a great asset as partners in helping the resort make sure it operates safely and benefits both the environment and visitors “They have been heavily involved in the project to make sure it’s the best facility possible,” Cope said Water filtered and used by the resort is returned to the Virgin River in a cleaner state than when it was taken According to the Washington County Water Conservancy District the hot spring produces approximately 5,000 gallons of water a minute which translates to up to 7 million gallons daily at an average temperature of 107 degrees Fahrenheit The spring also dumps 109,000 tons of salt into the Virgin River which makes its way down the Colorado River This has created water quality and use issues downstream that the water district and federal agencies have been working to address Before the hot springs’ closures in 2013 due to health and safety concerns, it was a popular recreation site for locals since the late 1800s With nearly 5 million visitors to Zion National Park last year Zion Canyon Hot Springs is considered a great tourist attraction as it's 30 minutes from the park While the resort is bound to draw visitors from near and far Cope said it is a “top priority” to keep the hot springs accessible to Southern Utah residents Washington County residents will be given a 20% discount on resort visits “It’s very important to us that they can come in and can love these waters as they always have,” she said the resort is slated to produce a sizable amount of tax revenue for the local economy It is hoped that the resort will become a destination for tourists visiting Zion National Park that will create a spinoff effect While the onset of COVID-19 caused some setbacks, WorldSprings announced in August 2022 that the resort was moving forward and it’s going to be a big thing for LaVerkin and Washington County,” LaVerkin Mayor Kelly Wilson told St “This is going to be good for the city and all the businesses that are a part of LaVerkin and Hurricane as well.” The resort's operators aim for a tentative opening date of late June or early July when remaining infrastructure work is set to be completed along with members of the Zion Canyon Hot Springs resort project break ground of the incoming $60 million resort Email notifications are only sent once a day summary of the weather details and news of any severe weather We'll send breaking news and news alerts to you as they happen Receive Sunday Local Offers Coupons from St Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Texas (KVII) — The Better Business Bureau is a hosting seminar for Canyon tornado victims The BBB will talk about what you need to know before hiring a contractor and what to do before you pay money for repairs “Our goal is to help consumers choose reputable companies and avoid the unnecessary loss of money to bad businesses,” said Janna Kiehl BBB President.” Choosing the right contractor helps you local companies and helps in the overall recovery Canyon was hit by am EF1 tornado on April 25 Authorities say the pair crossed a safety railing before falling from Inspiration Point 9 missing after capsized boat washes ashore near San Diego Northeast: Days of showers and storms for some Halley's Comet to set off meteor shower Monday night Soggy South Central states: Intense downpours to renew flooding risk Two people killed when small plane crashes into California homes Staffing shortage causes 7 days of major delays at Newark Airport Coyote drinks from Los Angeles salon's skylight The REAL ID deadline is less than a week away Fungi could be used to build homes one day Get AccuWeather alerts as they happen with our browser notifications A traveling Vietnam Wall and Field of Honor will both be on display Memorial Day weekend at Fort Collins’ Spring Canyon Community Park sponsored by Veterans Plaza of Northern Colorado pays tribute to the 58,267 service members who died during the Vietnam War from 1957 through 1975 The traveling Vietnam Wall will be on display at the park from May 22-26 with a ceremony and reading of the names planned from noon to 2 p.m according to a news release from the Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Foundation The Field of Honor is a panorama of 500 American flags that fly in formation in honor of the nation’s heroes: veterans The display is set up by the Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Foundation and will be available for public viewing from 3 p.m Short essays written by Poudre School District third and fourth graders about their heroes will be available to read in binders at the Field of Honor with the three winning essays of a contest highlighted near the Rotary booth Individuals wishing to honor a hero with a medallion on a flag at the Field of Honor may do so online at rotaryfcbreakfast.org community supporters and donations go to the Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Foundation to support local nonprofits that provide services to veterans and first responders as well as other nonprofits and service projects undertaken by the foundation Coloradoan reporter Kelly Lyell can be reached at KellyLyell@coloradoan.com. Follow him on x.com/KellyLyell, threads.net/KellyLyell and facebook.com/KellyLyell.news The May 3 elections determined the next Amarillo City Council Amarillo mayor and various school boards and a public safety bond election Here's a look at the results as they came in Saturday night The official election results will be canvassed May 13 Out of all polling places reporting in Randall and Potter counties incumbent Mayor Cole Stanley won another term with 9,801 votes Challenger Jason Herrick had 6,123 votes or 36.6% followed by Misty DeAnn Collier with 562 votes or 3.4% and Luke Johnson Marek with 223 votes or 1.3% Flores getting 555 votes or 3.4% and Sherie Wood getting 591 votes or 3.6% Incumbent Place 2 councilmember Don Tipps received 13,960 votes incumbent Tom Scherlen was in a close race with 7,748 votes or 47.4% to challenger David Prescott's 7,433 votes or 45.5% Place 4 incumbent councilmember Les Simpson won another term with 10,981 votes or 68.9% and Sylvia Elaine Stephens got 1,757 votes or 11% out of the 15,932 total votes cast AC board preliminary resultsThe top four vote receivers for the Amarillo ISD board were Doyle Corder with 4,389 votes Tom Warren II with 9,484 votes and David Nance with 7,109 votes out of the Randall and Potter County elections unofficial totals with Mary Bralley close behind at 7,427 votes while Paul Proffer had 12,179 votes and David Woodburn got 9,015 votes Incumbents Mayor Cole Stanley and City Council member Les Simpson as well as newcomer Tim Reid dominated in election results with Potter County's early voting and 14/14 Election Day Polling Centers reporting and Randall County's early voting and 11/16 Election Day Polling Centers reporting according to the City of Amarillo's election website The Place 3 seat appeared to be heading toward a possible runoff with incumbent Tom Scherlen and challenger David Prescott leading the race: Randall County final unofficial results for boardsThe incumbents for the Amarillo College Board of Regents secured the top three percentages with Randall County voters: The City of Canyon’s Public Safety Bond Election was passed by Canyon voters according to unofficial numbers from the Randall County Election Office The election was for $14 million and included a series of projects related to public safety facilities With 100% of the polling locations reporting in Randall County unofficial numbers report 471 votes in favor of the bond election and 402 votes against "We are proud to see the community’s support reflected in the unofficial numbers that project thepassing of the Public Safety Bond Election,” said Canyon Mayor Gary Hinders in a prepared statement and we are preparing for the future growth of Canyon while maintaining an expectation of excellence from our police and fire departments.” Official numbers will be released after the city has been canvassed by the election administrator Canvassing is expected to be presented to the City Commission on Tuesday With 11 of 22 polling places reporting or 50% in Randall County Luke Johnson Marek had 79 votes or 0.98% and Cole Stanley had 4,857 votes or 60.34% and Patrick Miller had 2,206 votes or 28.08% and Tom Scherlen had 3,940 votes or 49.73% and Sylvia Elaine Stephens had 715 votes or 9.21% In the Proposition A (public safety bond election) Here's where votes sit in education board races for Randall County: Potter County unofficial results for school boardsPotter County early and absentee voting results for 5 of 19 polling places or 26.32% reporting: According to the City of Amarillo's May 3 election results posted online here are some of the unofficial results for Potter County early / absentee voting: Randall County unofficial early voting numbers start coming inRandall County posted a portion of its absentee / early voting preliminary totals after polls closed at 7 p.m. with 9.35% of registered voters — 6 of 22 or 27.27% of polling places reporting: IDAHO — Early Voting for the May 20th Consolidated Election begins today in several counties across southern Idaho Consolidated elections may consider topics like school bonds depending on what's up for election in your county RELATED: Idaho Voter Election Guide: May 2025 voters can take advantage of the following early voting sites: All locations will be open on weekdays from 8 a.m Those who need to register may do so at any location with a proper photo ID and proof of residence Voters in Canyon County may cast an early ballot at the Canyon County Elections office from May 5 - May 16 Vote early in Twin Falls County at the Twin Falls County Building Voting will be held in the Auditor/Recorder's office on the second floor Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Darcy Lytle Forest Service attaches a road closure sign at the winter gate in Mill Creek Canyon on Tuesday the road beyond the winter gate is slated to be closed for nearly two years in Phase 1 of a project to shore up the road create a bike lane and add new parking lots The number of hikers and bikers along the Wasatch Front is growing they will find fewer quick options for escaping the crowds a road improvement project will close upper Mill Creek Canyon Road to all travelers and its handful of trailheads are scheduled to remain closed through at least fall 2026 with one exception: Nonmotorized access will be allowed from December 15 to March 15 Officials from the United States Forest Service Salt Lake County and the city of Millcreek acknowledge the extended road closure may aggravate those who have come to enjoy escaping to places like Dog Lake and Mount Aire The project will also temporarily put more pressure on trails lower in the canyon that near-term pain will lead to long-term gains “While it’s going to be frustrating to not be able to use this beautiful space for the next couple of years,” Millcreek Mayor Jeff Silvestrini said “it’ll be so much better when we get done.” The main focus of the roughly $30 million project is the improvement of the 4.6-mile stretch of Mill Creek Canyon Road above the winter gate That includes shoring up the road to prevent it from eroding into Mill Creek It also includes widening the road in some places and adding uphill bike lanes where possible Silvestrini said care will be taken to prevent the road from becoming an autobahn “We’re doing the bare minimum to widen the roadway in critical spots,” he said “But basically we’re going to preserve the character of that roadway parking lots will be expanded and trailheads revamped (Christopher Cherrington | The Salt Lake Tribune) That is roughly the distance between the Upper Big Water lot at the end of the canyon and the next legal parking area at the Lower Big Water trailhead The safety issues qualified the project for funding from the Federal Highway Administration’s Federal Lands Access Program according to regional planning and transportation director Helen Peters “Having cars back out into a line of traffic is not safe,” Peters said (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Crews prepare for major renovations to upper Mill Creek Canyon Road on Tuesday Peters said the county has applied for and is awaiting approval of a second FLAP grant to address similar issues along the lower part of Mill Creek Canyon Road Annual visitation to Mill Creek Canyon from 2015-22 has fluctuated between 434,000 and 750,000, according to studies cited in the environmental impact statement prepared for the project by the Department of Transportation How many of those users venture into the upper canyon — which is only open to motorized traffic between July 1 and Oct a 2012 feasibility study estimated summer visitation in the upper canyon to be 30-40% of total canyon visits For the more intrepid visitors to the upper canyon the district ranger for the Salt Lake Ranger District of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest He noted that while the road will be closed most of the trails in that area will remain open The hitch is that hikers and bikers will have to access them either from the Pipeline or Desolation trails in lower Mill Creek Canyon or from another area The Little Water Trail connecting the upper parking lot and the Dog Lake Trail to the Lower Big Water parking lot is one of the trails that will be closed during construction. Old Red Pine Road will also be closed (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Pipe Line trail in Mill Creek Canyon is slated to get a new bridge over the small creek at Elbow Fork as major renovations to upper Mill Creek Canyon Road will soon begin “as far as trails go and as far as trail maintenance goes.” Shaw estimated the project would be completed in December 2026 Project updates will be posted on the Salt Lake County Office of Regional Development website. From there, those interested can also subscribe to email updates. For e-edition questions or comments, contact customer support 801-237-2900 or email subscribe@sltrib.com sltrib.com © 1996-2025 The Salt Lake Tribune How to watch California high school boys lacrosse: Olympian vs May 6Data SkriveOlympian High School will host Canyon Hills High School - San Diego on Tuesday How to watch Canyon Hills vs. Olympian boys lacrosseCanyon Hills and Olympian will take the field on Tuesday, May 6, at 6 p.m. PT. 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LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON, Utah (KUTV0 — Search and rescue crews responded Friday morning to reports of a fallen hiker in the Mount Superior area of Little Cottonwood Canyon. Salt Lake County Sheriff’s deputies said they were dispatched to the mountain just before 11 a.m. Both ground and aerial resources were deployed. According to Salt Lake County Public Information Officer Arlan Bennett, the hiker—a 30-year-old man—sustained lacerations to his face and head. He was wearing a helmet at the time of the fall and was reported to be in stable condition. He was transported by ambulance to a local hospital. The distance of the fall is unknown. The Utah Department of Transportation announced the closure of State Route 210 at milepost 10, near Snowbird Entry 1, shortly before 12:15 p.m. No estimated time of reopening was reported. The polls are closed in Texas. Click here to see who won the races where you live Canyon voters narrowly approve $14 million bond proposal for public safetyby Jamie Burch Texas (KVII) — Canyon voters narrowly approved a $14 million bond proposal It passed by just 71 votes out of 873 total “We are proud to see the community’s support reflected in the unofficial numbers that project the passing of the Public Safety Bond Election,” said Canyon Mayor Gary Hinders we’re moving from the concept phase into the design phase at each of the six project locations,” said Canyon City Manager Joe Price “We’re incredibly grateful to Sims Architects for their vision and dedication over the past several years and commitment helped bring this project to life this bond ensures that our public safety services can grow and evolve alongside it.” Construction is planned to start at the -12 mile slough on March 1 equipment staging and movement will begin next week (February 24-28) February 26 a barge will be assembled at Lees Ferry from approximately 7 a.m access to the river from the dirt boat launch at Lees Ferry will be restricted for public safety as a crane moves barge sections from semi-trailers into the river The contractor may have 30-minute breaks between barge sections so boaters can access the river Full access will resume once the barge sections have been put into the river construction equipment will be loaded onto the barge from the concrete ramp Access will be restricted during this period as well though this process should take less than an hour each morning Boat traffic may be slowed as the barge transports equipment to the slough and back on Feb Further details about delays will be shared in social media posts and website updates Download the NPS app to navigate the parks on the go CyclingTips and Peloton are now part of VELO We're sorry you couldn't find the story you are looking for but here are some useful links to similar content on VELO KANAB, Utah (KUTV) — A senior cat miraculously survived a nearly 400-foot fall off a Bryce Canyon cliff that left two people dead Best Friends Animal Society said the cat, a 12-year-old tabby named Mirage, was found in a black carrier next to the bodies of Matthew Nannen, 45, and Bailee Crane, 58 Mirage appeared to be in relatively good condition According to the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office Nannen and Crane fell to their deaths Tuesday after going over the railing at Bryce Canyon’s Inspiration Point the cat was taken to Pawz Dogs boarding facility in Panguitch on the evening of April 29 Best Friends was contacted by the sheriff’s office and transported Mirage nearly 70 miles to their sanctuary in Kanab Staff said Mirage was matted and sore but alert though X-rays are pending to determine whether she suffered broken ribs or other internal injuries There was a small silver lining in the tragic deaths of two hikers who were killed after falling off an overlook at Bryce Canyon National Park this week Officials said Matthew Nannen and Bailee Crane died either Monday night or Tuesday morning after an estimated 380-foot fall from Inspiration Point at the park in Utah Best Friends Animal Society said the couple's cat survived the fall and is now "safe and sound" at a shelter in Kanab the Garfield County Sheriff's Office contacted Best Friends to pick up the female cat after it was located inside a dirty and torn soft-sided carrier WATCH: Couple killed in fall at Bryce Canyon National Park who is believed to be approximately 12 years old according to the animal sanctuary — but she was friendly during her examination and was drinking and eating on her own Veterinary staff is still waiting on X-rays to confirm that Mirage did not suffer any broken ribs or other injuries The sheriff's office said there was a railing at the spot where Nannen and Crante fell The couple had been living out of a U-Haul truck with a Florida location being their last known permanent address This story was originally published by Jeff Tavss with the Scripps News Group in Salt Lake City. A skier was rescued Friday after sliding approximately 800 feet down the south face of Mount Superior in Utah’s Little Cottonwood Canyon. The man, visiting from out of town with two companions, had removed his skis and donned hiking boots when he lost his footing and slid uncontrollably down the mountain, Fox 13 News reports Salt Lake County Search and Rescue responded securing him on a sled and lowering him down the mountain using ropes before transporting him to the hospital “He was alert, some lacerations and some bruises—no broken bones that we could tell,”  Ryan Clerico, Vice Commander of Salt Lake County Search and Rescue, told Fox 13 News His helmet was pretty badly damaged in the slide and fall.” A LifeFlight helicopter was used to hoist one of the other skiers off the mountain after he felt uncomfortable skiing down on his own The third man was able to ski out on his own Clerico emphasized the dangers of spring skiing and recommended that those venturing into such conditions carry an ice axe to help stop any potential slides This incident serves as a reminder of the risks associated with spring skiing and the importance of proper equipment and preparedness FOX31 Denver Crews are beginning a repaving project on Highway 119 and Highway 7 this week that’s expected to last through mid-August The Aurora City Council is set to discuss a measure at its Monday night meeting that would help address unmanned aircraft systems that could potentially be launched over restricted areas of the Buckley Space Force Base Two men are facing robbery and bias-motivated crime charges after the Steamboat Springs Police Department received multiple reports of people who were scammed through fake jewelry sales Police are investigating a multi-vehicle hit-and-run crash in northeast Denver on Monday morning the 16th Street Mall is still struggling to fill vacancies and it’s also dealing with decreased foot traffic The city council is set to vote Monday on a land swap to develop the former Park Hill Golf Course Police are investigating a shooting that sent three people to the hospital Sunday night The Aurora City Council may change how they accept public comments in a Monday meeting The Regional Transportation District wants to hear from drivers in Boulder County about its rapid transit bus plan La Loma is opening a new location in Parker the Mile High City is celebrating Mexican culture all weekend through Cinco De Mayo on Monday Denver police are investigating a crash between a driver and a stand-up scooter rider Thanks for visiting 6 Individuals: Vivian Lu, Washington, Jasmine Leovao, Long Beach State, Janae Leovao, Long Beach State, Jensen Jalufka, Cal Poly, Daniela Campillo Sun Belt Women's Golfer of the Week (4/3/2025)  Earned an individual bid to the NCAA Gold Canyon Regional and became the first ULM women's golfer to compete as an individual in the national tournament in 11 years...Repeated as a honoree on the All-Sun Belt Conference Tournament Team after tying for second with a 213 (-3) in the Sun Belt Championship...Earned her first career victory at the ULM Invitational with a wire-to-wire victory and shot a career-low 54-hole round of 207 (-9) Recorded her sixth career top five finish at the UNF Collegiate...Placed second out of 90 golfers in the first event of the season with a 213 (-3) at the UAB Hoover Invitational...Helped the Warhawks earn their second consecutive Great River Cup victory in match play and a first-place finish at the Lady Red Wolves Classic and a runner-up finish at the UAB Hoover Invitational Sun Belt Women's Golfer of the Week (9/7/2023)  Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 5/3/2025 10:42:00 PM | Josh Hauser Thanks for visiting Topanga Canyon Boulevard (SR-27) remains closed to the general public for safety reasons between State Route 1 and Grand View Drive as extensive cleanup and repairs continue Three crews have been working day and night in the emergency repair area access has expanded to allow escorted school buses during designated times Access is also permitted to law enforcement for public safety Caltrans asks the public to heed the closure points and avoid the area for their safety as debris removal and repair work take place the shoulder and a lane where the road was washed away Caltrans is also installing debris flow barriers and larger culverts and clearing debris from nine locations where slides occurred work will focus on a slide area near postmile 2.52 to install a new drainage system and culverts as well as temporary paving to allow for one lane traffic through that location Many of these improvements will help minimize the impacts of future debris/mudflows due to the extensive burn scars in the canyon Caltrans' contractor is making good progress on clearing storm debris Debris removal from the February slides is nearing completion with all 33,000 cubic yards of mud and debris cleared This material has been hauled out to farms in Somis and is also being used to replenish state park land impacted by the fire and storms.  The storm that came in on April 26 brought down more debris The contractor is also conducting boring tests to determine how deep to drive the piles for the walls Once they place K-rail and install the traffic signals for one-way traffic control Caltrans can open the emergency repair section Extensive utility work continues with Southern California Edison undergrounding utility lines and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works rerouting a water main connection that was exposed when the road washed away Caltrans and its partners aim to partially reopen Topanga Canyon Boulevard with one-way traffic control within two months If you have any questions, please email Topanga@dot.ca.gov Go to ca.gov/LAfires for recovery resources and information. Get help now. Photos of cleanup and repair progress along SR-27 Photos of debris flow on SR-27 on April 28 Photos of the first school bus transport on March 21 in the morning: (Best Friends Animal Society) At Best Friends Animal Society's sanctuary, Sarah Breeze and Kerry Eddy take an x-ray of Mirage, a female tabby found with her owners at Bryce Canyon National Park. An elderly female tabby was found with her owners in Bryce Canyon National Park and appears to have survived the fall that killed them. Matthew Nannen, 45, and Bailee Crane, 58, fell off of Inspiration Point in the park either Monday night or Tuesday morning, according to a news release from the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office. Their bodies were spotted Tuesday by fellow park visitors, about 380 feet below the popular lookout spot. The sheriff’s office said the couple seemed to be living out of a U-Haul and came to Utah from Arizona, though their last known permanent residence was in Florida. (Best Friends Animal Society) Mirage, a female tabby, was found with her owners after they died from a fall in Bryce Canyon National Park. She received care at the Best Friends Animal Society's sanctuary. A spokesperson for Best Friends Animal Sanctuary said a sheriff’s search and rescue team found the cat in a black, soft-sided carrier, covered in dirt and mud, near Nannen and Crane — indicating that the cat likely fell with its owners. The cat, estimated to be 12 years old, was “matted and a bit sore,” but “seemed to have weathered the fall fairly well,” the sanctuary said. There was no identification with the cat, which Best Friends staff have named Mirage, the spokesperson said. Judah Battista, the executive director of Best Friends, said he can’t think of any cases of animals who have faced trauma similar to what Mirage went through. Cats are famous for their ability to survive long falls, Battista said, but it’s typically because they can position themselves to absorb the shock of the landing in their legs. Because Mirage was constrained in a carrier when she was found, Battista said that makes her survival more remarkable. The cat was first brought to the Pawz Dogs boarding facility in Panguich on Tuesday evening. On Wednesday, the Garfield County Sheriff contacted Best Friends, and the veterinary staff traveled the 70 miles from Kanab and back to the sanctuary’s clinic. Battista said she has two fractured canine teeth and a few fractured ribs, “but not anything that requires more than rest.” He said Mirage is eating without assistance and her bloodwork is normal for having experienced trauma. Video from Best Friends shows staff gently petting the cat and marveling that she could have fallen hundreds of feet and survived. Mirage appears happy to lean into their affection, especially a stroke under her chin, as she scans those attending to her and the room with her green eyes. “You are one lucky nugget,” one staffer said while administering a syringe. Battista said Best Friends will work with authorities to see if a relative of Nannen or Crane would want to take the cat. If not, he said they will seek an adoption home. “But we don’t want to get ahead of that opportunity for that family that’s obviously going to be in shock and grieving at the moment,” he said. In the meantime, he added that Mirage needs “quiet time” as her ribs heal. (KESQ) - Construction on South Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs is set to begin next week and city officials advised commuters to prepare for long-term lane closures.   with a bridge demolition scheduled for May 12 Long-term traffic control will be installed ahead of the demolition and remain in place for eight to 10 months commuters can expect the following traffic changes:   -- One lane open for traffic in each direction -- The southbound lane on South Palm Canyon Drive will provide business access and serve as an alternate route via East Sunny Dunes;   -- Only right turns will be permitted at East Sunny Dunes;    -- The west-side sidewalk will be closed for the duration of the project;    -- SunLine bus stops 630 and 492 on Route One West Valley near South Palm Canyon Drive and East Sunny Dunes will be closed throughout construction; and -- The speed limit will be reduced to 40 mph in the construction zone Officials urged the public to plan ahead and use alternate routes to avoid delays News Channel 3 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. 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No rangers were seriously injured in the incident and the subject was treated at the Page Hospital before being released with non-critcal injuries. They’re currently in custody. The incident occurred on May 3 at approximately 8pm on Highway 89 near the junction to the Lone Rock Beach Campground road. The NPS, Kane County, and FBI are working together to investigate the incident. Get the latest snow and mountain lifestyle news and entertainment delivered to your inbox. nolan@unofficialnetworks.com Nolan Deck is a writer for Unofficial Networks, covering skiing and outdoor adventure. After growing up and skiing in Maine, he moved to the Denver area for college where he continues to live and work... A cat has seemingly survived a fall at Bryce Canyon National Park in southern Utah and is recovering after two people died after falling from a viewing area Chief Sanctuary Officer at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab the cat is an approximately 12-year-old tabby Battista said they were told the cat was found inside a "black soft-sided carrier that was dirty and torn." The cat was found near the bodies of 45-year-old Matthew Nannen and 58-year-old Bailee Crane according to a press release from the Garfield County Sheriff's Office sent to USA TODAY she has a couple of fractured ribs and the tips of her two canine teeth are broken She is eating and drinking on her own," Battista said Battista expects that Mirage will make a full recovery "She’s a very sweet girl doing very well," he said According to police Crane and Nannen fell approximately 380 feet down a cliff after climbing over the railing at Inspiration Point inside the park Police said they did not know the cause of the fall Police said tourists spotted the bodies of two people on April 29 Officials said that the two people were living in a U-Haul rental and were last known to be permanent Florida residents before traveling to Utah "after spending a significant amount of time in Arizona." The Garfield County Sheriff's Office did not immediately confirm to USA TODAY on May 1 if Mirage was owned by the deceased pair Other recent deaths at Bryce Canyon National ParkIn June 2024 78-year-old ranger Tom Lorig died due to injuries he sustained after he tripped and fell while on duty Tom Lorig was working with park visitors, directing them to a shuttle bus at Bryce Canyon’s annual Astronomy Festival, when he fell and struck his head on a large rock, the National Park Service said in a news release A visitor found Lorig unresponsive and immediately alerted a law enforcement ranger and local EMS personnel provided Lorig with initial lifesaving care but were unable to revive him In 2023, Jeanne Roblez Howell, 64, an Arizona teacher considered "an experienced and enthusiastic hiker," was found dead in Campbell Canyon, after being missing for days. Contributing: Saman Shafiq and Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY Fernando Cervantes Jr. is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach him at fernando.cervantes@gannett.com and follow him on X @fern_cerv_. (This story was updated to include video.) LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON, Utah — A man who had set out to ski on the south face of Mount Superior was rescued Friday after losing his footing and sliding an estimated 800 feet. The man was with two others from out of town who set out on the mountain in Little Cottonwood Canyon in the morning. They had taken off their skis and put on hiking boots when the incident occurred, sending the man sliding out of control. Salt Lake County Search and Rescue was called in and put the man on a sled before lowering him down the mountain on ropes and transporting him to the hospital. Falling ice seriously injures Bridal Veil Falls visitor: "He was alert, some lacerations and some bruises — no broken bones that we could tell," said Ryan Clerico, Vice Commander of Salt Lake County Search and Rescue. "His helmet did save his life. "His helmet was pretty badly damaged in the slide and fall." A LifeFlight helicopter was used to hoist one of the other skiers off the mountain after he felt uncomfortable skiing down on his own. The third man was able to ski out on his own. Clerico said the incident is a warning that spring skiing can be dangerous and recommends those who try it to carry an ice axe that can come in handy to help stop anyone who has slipped in the snow. 20 Women’s Golf Set To Tee Off At Gold Canyon Regional May 04 (BRAIN) — Canyon Bicycles has started selling through Amazon some entry-level urban and mountain bikes to North American customers "Expanding into this space is intended to meet a new consumer on an established platform, making cycling more accessible and convenient for everyone," a Canyon spokesperson told BRAIN. "It is a complement to the premium range only found on Canyon.com preserving the integrity of our higher-tier product." Among the models listed are the STCHD 360 dirt jump bike ($1,099) Spectral CF 8 ($4,699) full-suspension trail bike Canyon announced earlier this month it laid off an undisclosed number of employees in the U.S. part of an "an ongoing process" that was not tied to changing tariff policy Late last year Canyon expanded its service partner network by adding 28 REI Co-op locations The consumer-direct brand's network already includes 66 independent bike shops in the U.S and scores of independent service partners in Europe Download the 2019 Industry Directory Read the 2021 Sales Training Guide LOCAL NEWS 1:02 PM | Updated: 2:39 pm A fallen hiker is rescued in American Fork Canyon on Thursday BY SIMONE SEIKALY PROVO — Two rock climbers were rescued after falling in the Little Mill area of American Fork Canyon according to the Utah County Sheriff’s office Both Utah County Search and Rescue and Life Flight responded to assist in the rescue on Thursday morning One patient was transported to a local hospital for possible back injuries the condition of the other hikers is currently unknown Video taken by Chopper 5 showed the successful rescue This story is developing and may be updated when new information is available The New York Times and the Salt Lake Tribune Clifford Tsosie stands in front of the round house used by members of the summer and winter society for rituals and meetings Researchers look at a Picuris Pueblo round house in New Mexico New genetic research confirms what the oral traditions of the Picuris Pueblo people of New Mexico have long described — that they're related to the Indigenous people of Chaco Canyon A "groundbreaking" DNA analysis of a small Pueblo tribe in New Mexico supports what their oral tradition has long described — that they're related to ancestral people who lived on their land as well as to Indigenous people who lived a few hundreds miles away at Chaco Canyon "We've always said we have this deep connection to Chaco Canyon," study co-author Craig Quanchello Related: Ancient Indigenous lineage of Blackfoot Confederacy goes back 18,000 years to last ice age, DNA reveals Oral histories from Picuris elders have long connected the tribe to Chaco Canyon, Picuris Pueblo Governor Wayne Yazza said at the news conference But knowledge lost over centuries of violence has led to gaps in historical knowledge To learn more about their genetic heritage Picuris Pueblo leadership contacted researchers in 2020 Get the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox a geogeneticist at the University of Copenhagen "We were pretty twisted up about using these data, because we knew how controversial they were," study co-author Mike Adler an associate professor of anthropology at Southern Methodist University "When we brought this up to the tribal council it was a very simple response: 'That's not your call because it's an avenue to better our understanding of our own past.'" —The 1st Americans were not who we thought they were —13 of the oldest archaeological sites in the Americas —Did humans cross the Bering Strait after the land bridge disappeared? Meradeth Snow an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Montana who wasn't involved in the study told Live Science the new study is "groundbreaking in a lot of ways." "I understand that there's definitely going to be different tribes in that region that are not going to be for this [type of DNA analysis] There's certainly been plenty of abuse of DNA data." 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