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Moab closes city trails due to rising creek water levels

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MOAB CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The city of Moab has announced the temporary closure city trails due to rising water levels. According to the city, all city trails along Mill Creek Parkway and Pack Creek are temporarily closed due to rising creek levels.

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