Grand Canyon National Park Travel Tips
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Grand Canyon National Park Tours
Written by Viator, August 2010
Europe has its castles. Asia has its temples. Australia has its critters and Ayer's Rock. North America is no slouch, though, especially in the Arizona desert. The Grand Canyon is one of the United ... Read more
Native American & Grand Canyon Tours
Written by Viator, August 2010
Humans started to inhabit the Grand Canyon around 2000 BC, and the area has had visitors and settlers ever since. Part of that history includes several Native American tribes, in particular, the ... Read more
Grand Canyon Sunset Deluxe Helicopter Tour with Landing & Free Limo Upgrade
Written by charley , USA, October 2010
This is a breath taking tour and can be romantic. We love this tour, the canyon views and then coming back into Las Vegas with sunset was out of this world. To fly is the way to see the wonderful ... Read more
Sky Walk + Sundance Helicopter flight
Written by Maria , Canada, June 2011
The kids love it. The trip was fabulous and our helicopter pilot Ryan was doing a good job apart from taking us to Grand Canyon. Nevertheless, it would be great if we could stay at Eagle Point for ... Read more
The Grand Canyon: East Rim Drive
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, February 2013
Most people who visit the Grand Canyon head to the popular South Rim (but the North Rim , which is slightly colder and harder to access, has its upsides, too). If you come into the canyon ... Read more
Grand Canyon West
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, January 2013
Unlike the famous South Rim and atmospheric North Rim , Grand Canyon West is not part of the Grand Canyon National Park —in fact, it’s five hours away and is owned and operated by the ... Read more
How to Spend Three Days in the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, January 2013
If you have several days in which to explore the Grand Canyon and you’re not sure how to divide your time, the best thing to do is to pick your ideal outdoor activity and plan around that ... Read more
Visiting the Grand Canyon from Reno
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, January 2013
Although it’s more than a 12-hour drive from Reno, Nevada down to the Grand Canyon in Arizona , the trip will give you more than a few memorable slices of the scenery, culture, and sights of ... Read more
Tips for Hiking the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, December 2012
Whether you want to hike to the Colorado River on foot, get that perfect photo of yourself at one of the staggering rim viewpoints, or just work yourself into a good sweat, the Grand Canyon , ... Read more
The Grand Canyon in Winter
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, December 2012
If you haven’t yet visited the Grand Canyon in Arizona, or if you’re planning on visiting again, don’t count out the winter months! There are many benefits, such as fewer people, reduced prices, and ... Read more
Grand Canyon: The South Rim
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, December 2012
Although people tend to think of the Grand Canyon as a single location, it’s actually divided into North and South, with slightly different hikes, weather, and experiences to offer. About 20 ... Read more
Where to Stay Near the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, October 2012
With no shortage of visitors, the Grand Canyon has no shortage of accommodation options. Staying relatively close to your early morning departure point (if going on a tour or guided trip) saves ... Read more
Riding a Mule to the Bottom of the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, October 2012
There are many reasons why a Grand Canyon visitor might choose to ride a mule down the trails. The altitude is 7,000 ft (2,100 m) above sea level, making overly strenuous climbs even more of a ... Read more
Autumn in the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, October 2012
The Grand Canyon is appealing year-round, but the main benefit of visiting during the autumn season is that summer crowds have started to dwindle—and the wettest month of the year (August) has ... Read more
Whitewater Rafting in the Grand Canyon
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, September 2012
If you’re a fan of river rafting, the Colorado River may be one of your ultimate destinations. With wild rapids, varying skill-level requirements and epic scenery, the Grand Canyon ‘s original ... Read more
