Grand Teton National Park staff have responded to eight incidents on the Snake River in the last month, specifically in the Bar BC area of the river. In addition, there have been several incidents that resulted in capsized or pinned vessels that were resolved with the assistance of partners or by private boaters without the help of park personnel. The outcomes of these incidents have been favorable, but several close calls occurred. All boaters are encouraged to know their skill level and should always a personal floatation device while recreating on the river. The park recognizes and appreciates the efforts of concessionaire river guides and fellow boaters that lent a hand as their efforts likely saved the lives of those they helped. Meanwhile, the Pacific Creek Landing, located just north of the Moran area, will be temporarily closed to all river users and visitors next Tuesday due to construction activities which will continue through spring 2021. The National Park Service and Grand Teton National Park Foundation are working in partnership on a multi-year project, Snake River Gateways, to enhance the visitor experience, improve safety, restore the resilience of riparian habitat, improve infrastructure, and emphasize accessibility at three access sites along the Snake River.
https://jacksonholeradio.com/2020/08/two-rescues-in-grand-teton-sunday/
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