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There are plenty of different ways you can experience the grandeur of the Grand Canyon from Phoenix. Pick a helicopter tour, a coach tour, a 4WD tour or go for a walk on the brand new Skywalk out over the Grand Canyon. For the adventurous at heart, a trip to the Hualapai Reservation on the West Rim of the Grand Canyon will provide the thrill of a lifetime. Take an aerial tour and see an Indian village and cultural performance, and visit historic Montezuma Castle. Or enjoy a driving tour through the Sonoran Desert and visit a Navajo Reservation along the way. Take a flight over the magnificent Grand Canyon and enjoy unparalleled views from the sky as you soar over the mighty Colorado River, and fly through Dragon Corridor. See Sedona and the Grand Canyon over two, three or four days. Revisit the glory days of train travel on the Grand Canyon Railroad, or float down the Colorado River on a boat.

Phoenix is the perfect base for your Grand Canyon and desert adventures. From land tours to heart-in-your-mouth aerial sightseeing, there's lots of different ways to get the best out of your trip to Arizona. Day 1: Phoenix in Your PocketGet to know downtown Phoenix and the Valley Area on an afternoon tour, taking in the State Capitol, Camelback Mountain, the Wrigley Mansion, the saloons and shops of the Old Town area, and Scottsdale. Day 2: The Grandest Canyon of AllPhoenix's proximity to the Grand Canyon is hard to beat. From day tours and flights to multi-day explorations , there are all kinds of ways to experience one of Mother Nature's most spectacular wonders.. Day 3: Further AfieldA driving tour to the Grand Canyon takes you through the Sonoran Desert to the red rock country of Sedona via a Navajo Reservation. Soar across most of Arizona on a spectacular Monument Valley air and Jeep tour.