We had a couple of days visiting the grand canyon on a trip of south west usa earlier this year. it was everything you’ve heard about and more. Indescribable vastness, absolutely gorgeous. i could never do it justice trying to describe it because it has to be experienced,... (more...)
I took the train in Williams. The home of the Grand Canyon Railway. I upgraded our tickets and had drinks served to us as we traveled. I really enjoyed the way the Hotel decorated for the Polar Express and how Christmas was being celebrated there in Williams. Parents and... (more...)
The Grand Canyon South Rim Village is the hub of activity for visitors. A variety of lodging, from historical landmarks, to quaint cabins, modern facilities or camping and hookups for RVs, are available to visitors. Museums, restaurants, gift shops, mule rides, train rides... (more...)
When you first come upon it no words can’t describe it. It is simply one of the most unbelievable sights you will ever see. There are so many trails to explore. Take your pick I prefer the mule trips, easier on the feet. One of the best steam train trips is here. The... (more...)
We spent the night at the KOA campground just outside Williams, Arizona. This was a really nice campground - the kids hit the pool the second we got there and I couldn’t wait to get in the shower. The showers were very clean. The office has a well-stocked store and... (more...)
Based on other reviews here, I thought I would give it a try. Stayed in hotel portion of the premises. It was basic, no fancy extras here but who needs it?! Got a lot of exercise walking to my room - and that I needed! The breakfast that is provided is okay but the breakfast... (more...)
Thanks to paradisefoundtours.com you can see the Grand Canyon South Rim in style and comfort for $80 US. Join us on the most popular tour from Las Vegas, to visit, the South Rim Grand Canyon National Park. This fun filled, same day round trip bus tour is the best of it’s... (more...)
Every trip I’ve taken there has started with a flight to Las Vegas, a visit to the Hoover Dam, and on to The Grand Canyon. There is lots to see in Vegas and the engineering feet of the Hoover dam is amazing, but your first expressing at the Grand Canyon is, “Oh,... (more...)
I’ve always heard that the Grand Canyon would make you feel humble, but I never really knew the meaning of the word until I walked to the top of a ridge and looked out over the most humbling expanse of rock, cliffs, and sky! I have never heard a song, or seen an ocean,... (more...)
A backpack large enough to carry two or three litres of water plus your other gear. Good hiking boots are essential or you risk a strained ankle at best. You will need warm clothes early on, but shorts and t-shirt by midday. I’d advise you to take a hat as well. Lots... (more...)
