Horseshoe Bend: A Geological Marvel & Historical Landmark
Horseshoe Bend, an emblematic geological wonder, is nestled near Page, Arizona, and it is known globally for its jaw-dropping panoramic views. This geological masterpiece, characterized by a distinctive horseshoe-shaped meander of the Colorado River, boasts a 1,000-foot drop to the river below, framed by rugged cliff faces.
Update on the North Rim Fire — August 5, 2025.
The South Rim is Open and Ready for Visitors – Despite the North Rim Fire We want to take a moment to share an important update regarding the wildfire currently making headlines. As many of you may have heard, the Dragon Bravo Fire—sparked by lightning—has impacted areas of the Grand Canyon’s North Rim over the […]
The Ultimate Guide to a Kid-Friendly Grand Canyon Vacation
This natural wonder is not only an awe-inspiring sight to behold, but it’s also a fantastic destination for families of all ages. With all there is to see and do, visiting the Grand Canyon with kids can be a wonderful experience.
Grand Canyon vs. Antelope Canyon
We often get questions about the difference in distance and features of Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon. We’re here to help!
The Geology That Makes Sedona Beautiful Part 1 of 3
Nestled in the heart of Arizona is the small desert town of Sedona. It is well known for its beautiful landscape, iconic red cliffs, and desert juniper forests.
Visit Antelope Canyon: A Complete Guide
This comprehensive guide is for those planning a trip to visit Antelope Canyon. We want to ensure you are fully prepared to enjoy and explore this amazing natural wonder in a manner that is respectful, safe, fun, and enriching.
Upper vs. Lower Antelope Canyon: What’s the Difference?
Both canyons are located in Page Arizona, both offer spectacular views of twisting, swirling canyon walls, but what’s the difference?
Havasupai Falls – Update January 2025
It’s no secret that the Havasupai tribal lands in Arizona have some of the most beautiful waterfalls and is now one of the top bucket-list destinations in the world.
Fishing at the Grand Canyon: A Journey to Lee’s Ferry
Fresh white snow often dusts the rim of the canyon but only reaches a few hundred into the interior which stays warm year round.
Plan Your Grand Canyon Christmas: Your Complete Holiday Guide
Fresh white snow often dusts the rim of the canyon but only reaches a few hundred into the interior which stays warm year round.