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Skip to main content Currently Reading A health-care exec vowed to follow covid rules. Then he led a 153-person Grand Canyon hike, rangers say. Katie Shepherd, The Washington Post May 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Grand CanyonLuis Castaneda Inc./Getty Images When park rangers caught wind of Joseph Don Mount's plan to lead a 153-person hiking trip through Grand Canyon National Park last fall, they tried to warn him against it. The large excursion, which Mount had been advertising on Facebook and collecting $95 fees to fund, would violate the park's rules against hiking groups larger than 11 pe...

A health care executive vowed to follow COVID rules then led a 153-person Grand Canyon hike, rangers say By The Washington PostUpdated May 6, 2021, 5:35 p.m. Email to a Friend The South Rim of the Grand Canyon.Alex Pulaski/For The Washington Post When park rangers caught wind of Joseph Don Mount’s plan to lead a 153-person hiking trip through Grand Canyon National Park last fall, they tried to warn him against it. The large excursion, which Mount had been advertising on Facebook and collecting $95 fees to fund, would violate the park’s rules against hiking groups larger than 11 peo...

Healthcare Exec Busted for Illegal 153-Person Grand Canyon Hike Justin Rohrlich © Provided by The Daily Beast Facebook/Joe Mount A Washington State man is facing federal charges for allegedly organizing a largely unmasked, non-socially-distanced, 153-person hike across the Grand Canyon that not only violated COVID-19 restrictions but normal group size limits, too. Joseph Don Mount, who until recently was the chief operating officer at a Chehalis, Washington medical clinic, is also accused of lying to National Park Service officials about his plans, which included having two...