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0:52Now PlayingA hiker in Utah is missing after flash floods hit Zion National Park. Torrential rains have caused flooding across many Western states.
RELATEDAdd these National Parks, both the iconic and the inconspicuous, to your bucket list
Zion National Park is about 20 miles north of the Utah-Arizona border and is known for its narrow canyons and massive sandstone cliffs. Flash flooding has been a problem in the park.
From July to September, torrential rains can wash out trails, parking lots, structures and debris, causing damage and posing dangers to visitors with sometimes little warning.
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