National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration Fund could circumvent the park's increasingly contaminated waters.

Arches National Park is a mecca for adventure seekers — a place where hikers, climbers, and road-trippers chase wild horizons under a blazing desert sun. But behind the stunning red rock vistas and slickrock trails, the park’s aging infrastructure is fighting a battle it’s dangerously close to losing, placing its potable water supply at risk.

Rudolf Peters was hiking in a rough section of a trail called The Windows Loop when he fell, the National Park Service said.