Grand Canyon National Park is a must for every bucket list. Find out what to see when you visit the Grand Canyon and how to hike the Grand Canyon. Take a train ride to the park, and learn the joys of going on the off-season.
Uncover unique and quirky ways to experience the Grand Canyon like never before with the Grand Canyon Railway and glamorous glamping. Grand Canyon National Park has so many facets that it’s an entirely different experience each time you visit. Whether you go in summer...
From the Rim Trail to Hermits Rest, here are the top places at the Grand Canyon's South Rim for hiking, sightseeing, dining, and lodging. During the summer, the South Rim of the Grand Canyon can feel like New York's Grand Central Terminal, with people coming and...
The historic Route 66 town of Williams, AZ is a basecamp for exploration, adventure, fun, and a great escape. Those people zipping by in the distance on the Interstate have no idea what they are missing in Williams, AZ. The opium dens, bordellos, and other landmarks...
The South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park is open to visitors pretty much year-around. And winter is an ideal time to visit. During a Grand Canyon winter, sometimes there’s snow on the ground, and sometimes an icy nip in the morning air, but the crowds of summer...
This article originally appeared in the January 2018 issue of So Scottsdale! magazine Go back in history while exploring Arizona – from the cacti-filled desert to urban landscapes with trendy restaurants to high mountain peaks dotted with lakes and ponderosa pines....
If you’re one of the thousands who plan to visit Arizona during Spring Break for the great weather, there are just a few things you need to know about the Grand Canyon State that can help you have a memorable trip. First, we check out some of the myths you often hear...
While it is typical for visitors to Grand Canyon to be bowled over by the sheer immensity, colorful layers and mesmerizing qualities of one of the world’s greatest destinations, the second reaction is often to seek out activities. As the primary operator of accommodations, restaurants, gift stores and activities for more than a century, Grand Canyon National Park Lodges offers up these seven ways to make a visit even more special.
I live in Arizona. It has been my home for 20 years. I've visited the Grand Canyon many times over the years and travel through the mountains, deserts, mining towns and resorts on a daily basis. Despite this, I forget the beauty in my adopted home state. We get...