They’re rationing power in Goat Haunt in Glacier National Park. 

The remote ranger station and campground at the foot of Waterton Lake near the U.S.-Canada border used to rely on a small hydroelectric facility for its power.

But it was destroyed in a late June flooding event, Superintendent David Roemer told the crowd at the North Fork Interlocal earlier this month.

He said they are relying on backup power and using propane generation when need be.

Goat Haunt, according to the National Weather Service, saw 6.48 inches over the course of the storm, which lasted for several days.

Other trails and other park infrastructure were damaged or threatened. 

Roemer said the park is still accessing the damage.

“We have things we can’t fix in 24  hours,” he said. “It’s going to take some time.”