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Hualapai Tribe withdraws upriver rafting trips in Grand Canyon


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The Hualapai Tribe of Arizona is withdrawing plans for upriver rafting trips in the Grand Canyon.

The tribe planned to start the tours next month. But the National Park Service said it won't allow the trips in the upriver portion of the Colorado River.

The tribe continues to offer whitewater rafting trips.

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Hualapai shelves upriver trips in Grand Canyon (AP 2/6)

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