Tips for Your Summer Hike at the Grand Canyon
make sure you are prepared for hot weather. Even in the spring and fall temperatures can get up to 70°-90° Fahrenheit. While this may not seem like extreme weather, when you account for elevation at Grand Canyon, higher temperatures can take new hikers unawares. The deeper into summer weather you go the hotter it gets. Here are some key tips to prepare you for a fun filled day!
Graffiti or History?
Early pioneers left their mark on caves, trees, and cliff walls for many years before it became illegal to claim a space with your name! Some of the early marking were made by a European sheepherding culture, the Basque.
The Colorado Plateau
You ever wonder why some of the best and most sought out national parks and monuments such as the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Canyon De Chelly and Zion are so close together?
What Lies at the Bottom of the Grand Canyon?
Making your way from one end to the other you will notice viewpoints that allow to take in the vast geological phenomenon one can find in Northern Arizona.
The Temple of the Grand Canyon
Looking out at one of the many overlooks at the Grand Canyon, you’ll see just how vast and huge this National Park really is.
Life Zones, it’s Founder and the Grand Canyon
Clinton Hart Marriam was born in New York City and was an American zoologist, mammalogist, ornithologist, entomologist, ethnographer,and naturalist.
Herpetology: That’s One Cool Lizard
An amazing feature about our tours is that you never quite know what you’ll see or find trailing along the paths of the Grand Canyon.
Consider The Raven
Of the many animals that can be spotted at the Grand Canyon, the one you would most likely see swooping over your head is the Raven.
100 years of Grand Canyon History: Desert View Watchtower
Along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, stands a 70-foot-tall circular structure that grabs the attention of the many who visit the area.
Grand Canyon Wildlife: Mammals Part 2
Need more animals to try and find during your tour? Here are some more critters to see!