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Deadly flash flood hits remote Grand Canyon lodge with century of history

A flash flood at Phantom Ranch, the remote lodge at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, killed two people and prompted the rescue of nearly 80 others. The site, established with the backing of Theodore Roosevelt, has served hikers for over a century.

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A flash flood at Phantom Ranch, the remote lodge at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, killed two people and prompted the rescue of nearly 80 others. The site, established with the backing of Theodore Roosevelt, has served hikers for over a century.

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