‘A little bit unsettling’: What Arches visitors are experiencing during the government shutdown

The federal government has been shuttered for two days — but it’s already leaving many visitors in limbo.

(Lizzie Ramirez | The Times-Independent) Visitors at Arches National Park wander outside of the closed visitors center on Thursday, Oct. 2.

(Lizzie Ramirez | The Times-Independent) Visitors at Arches National Park wander outside of the closed visitors center on Thursday, Oct. 2.

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