The best way to enjoy the park while driving is on a self-guided Grand Canyon tour. Enjoy the time spent in your car by diving into park history and the area’s natural wonders.
The Grand Canyon’s popular South Rim is almost entirely open to your canine companion. Dogs have to be on a leash that’s 6 feet or less no matter where they are in the park. Know that dogs can’t go on shuttles and can’t be left alone - even in your car.
Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim? The South Rim is the most popular part of the Grand Canyon. Here, you can see sweeping views of the most iconic canyon in the world and step into the past at Grand Canyon Village. This guide will help point you toward some of the park’s […]
In places as well-known as the Grand Canyon, it can sometimes be hard to narrow down what you want to see. Taking a self-guided Grand Canyon tour can guarantee that you’ll see all of the iconic sights, but if you’re a person who wants to know more about some of the park’s best places before […]
The Grand Canyon National Park is Arizona’s well-known park and a top must-see destination. This gorgeous state is also home to 21 additional National Park Service monuments, recreation areas, memorials, and historic sites. We’ll focus on the Grand Canyon so you can plan your park tour. Grand Canyon National Park The Park has a South […]
The Grand Canyon is Arizona’s most famous tourist attraction–it’s magnificent, beautiful, and a natural wonder that doesn’t disappoint. Keep in mind that there’s plenty to do and see as you tour Arizona. Grand Canyon Details The vast canyon stretches 277 miles from end to end. The canyon walls descend a mile into the canyon where […]