Grand Canyon

What to know before visiting Grand Canyon

Things to do in the Grand Canyon

Hiking Trails

There are many Grand Canyon hiking trails to choose from. On the South Rim, you can hike the well-known Bright Angel Trail and Rim Trail for amazing views. If you want a quieter experience, go to the North Rim and try the North Kaibab Trail with its own special sights of the canyon.

River Rafting

Experience the thrill of river rafting along Havasu Creek and Mooney Falls. As you paddle through the waters, you'll get to explore hidden waterfalls and beautiful side canyons, only accessible by river. Choose from kayaks, dories, or inflatable rafts with oars for your adventure.

Helicopter Tours

Take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon for an amazing bird's-eye view of the area. Fly over the canyon's edge, the Colorado River, and famous spots like the Desert View Watchtower. It's an exciting way to see all the canyon's beauty.

Grand Canyon Skywalk

Go on the Grand Canyon Skywalk at the West Rim. This bridge has a glass floor, and you'll be standing 4,000 feet above the canyon. It's an exciting adventure for anyone who loves a good thrill, and the view is unforgettable.

Guided Tour

Take a guided tour of the Grand Canyon! You'll visit awesome spots like Yaki Point, Mather Point, and Hermit's Rest. Chat with your friendly guides who will share fun facts about rocks, animals, and native cultures. It's an easy way to check out all the top sights in the canyon.

Camping

Spend a night under the stars at Desert View Campground in the Grand Canyon. Set up your tent, roast marshmallows, and fall asleep with the canyon as your view.