Iguazu Falls Walkway Closed Amid Surging Water Levels
The famous Devil’s Throat walkway at Iguazu Falls is closed due to high water levels. The water flow approaches eight times the usual rate, causing safety concerns.
By Samuel Ngoma — Ground Report · October 13, 2026 at 7:40 p.m.
Standing at the edge of the majestic Iguazu Falls, visitors are met not by the expected roar of the falls, but by caution signs and barriers. The Devil’s Throat walkway, a popular attraction in Argentina's famed national park, is now closed.
According to officials, water levels have soared to nearly eight times the normal rate recently. This unprecedented surge has forced park authorities to dismantle the walkway temporarily.
Local tourists and guides express disappointment. 'It's a sight you never forget,' says one local guide. Visitors watch the powerful cascading waters from a safe distance, understanding the need for caution.
The situation is continuously monitored, park officials report. Safety remains their top priority, and the walkway will be restored once conditions allow.
