The Best Way to Tour Grand Canyon National Park презентация

to take in the Grand Canyon’s beauty is to view the Canyon from its north and south rims.

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the Colorado and finally, take an aerial tour to get a bird’s eye view of the splendor that lies below.

into the South Rim can be made either along US 180 from Flagstaff and the south or AZ 64 from Williams and the west.

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has stunning drives with gorgeous viewpoints such as Mather Point or Yavapai Point which can easily be accessed by car.

two & offers pristine & unadulterated view of the Grand Canyon’s wilderness. The journey from the south rim to the north rim is very scenic & takes about 5 hours & is 215 miles long.

Being higher in elevation than its southern counterpart, the Grand Canyon North Rim is much cooler.

and camping options, for which reservations are recommended.

Several popular trailheads are also found along the North Rim.

Rims lead directly to the Inner Canyon.

No Grand Canyon Adventure is complete without a hike into the Inner Canyon which is 4,700 feet below the South Rim & 5,700 feet below the North Rim.

Phantom Ranch. Photo under the Creative Commons NPS.

Phantom Ranch.

Day Hiking requires no permit, but for those interested in staying overnight, a permit can be obtained from the Backcountry office located in the South Rim.

green waters of the Colorado run right through the middle of the canyon and beckon, people of all ages.

From calm placid waters, to raging white waters, there are Grand Canyon rafting tours of all kinds.

once. Grand Canyon helicopter and airplane tours give you a fresh new perspective and never seen before views of the Canyon.

There are several commercial aircraft operators flying from just outside the National park or even from Las Vegas, Nevada. The ride is yours to choose.

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Get some insider information from National Geographic Visitor Center staff on things to do while visiting the Grand Canyon.

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