Grand Canyon will stay open as government shutdown could close most national parks on Sunday

Those thinking about traveling to a national park may need to rethink their plans, as the federal government could shut down Oct. 1. The budget impasse would close gates and furlough rangers at parks throughout the nation, but the Grand Canyon will remain open.

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