A man pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge after he reportedly planned a 139-person trip to the Grand Canyon back in 2020.
for 139 people when the size of such groups is limited pleaded guilty Friday to a misdemeanor charge connected to the October 2020 trip.
The park, starting about five years ago, limited the number of visitors in hiking groups to 11 people to prevent trail overcrowding and the restriction remained in place throughout the pandemic. But investigators have said Mount kept organizing the one-day trip, recruiting prospective hikers, posting an itinerary and a list of those who signed up for the trip, and making other preparations.
Stevens said many people had committed to the trip by the time his client was confronted by park employees about group size for his upcoming trip.
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