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Echo State Park closes Dry Hollow Campground after Summit County mudslide

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Echo State Park has closed the Dry Hollow Campground following a mudslide in Summit County. The closure is a precaution due to the recent storm and concerns regarding potential future storms.

Key takeaways

  • Dry Hollow Campground at Echo State Park is closed following a Wednesday mudslide.
  • The closure serves as a precaution against potential upcoming storms.
  • Red Rock beach campers can still use camping passes to access Dry Hollow showers.
  • No injuries were reported and everyone is safe.

The Dry Hollow Campground at Echo State Park has been closed following a mudslide in Summit County. The closure follows a storm that occurred Wednesday and is being maintained due to concerns over possibly impending storms.

Officials stated that everyone is safe.

While the campground is closed, certain amenities remain accessible to specific visitors. Guests beach camping at Red Rock are still permitted to use their camping passes to access the showers located at Dry Hollow.

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