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While the Canyon is evidence of layers and layers of natural history, the Village, an assortment of buildings deemed National Historic Landmarks, make up its Historical District. Together, they demonstrate man's interaction wit... more
Real Travelers who've been here
C & R said
… villageYes, they call it the Grand Canyon village ...although considering the size and expanse… continue reading »
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This is hands-down the most adventurous way to travel to the Canyon. It will take you from grassy meadows to mountain passes, and back into history. Trains depart from historic Williams Depot each morning. During the one-and-a-... more
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Imagine hiking only half a mile through 800 years of history. Wupatki National Monument is home to some incredible prehistoric pueblos built by early wizards of masonry; the American Indians who once farmed this rugged terrain.... more
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Do the unusual and go ice skating in Arizona! This activity center is an indoor rink with ice skating in the winter (mid-September through April 30) and, on occasion, inline skating during the summer months (June through end of... more
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Running parallel to the South Loop Road, which is open to vehicular traffic, this trail comes about as close to the Canyon's edge as it is safe to saunter. Classified as a "moderate" trail, it is the perfect choice for a less c... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Ralph and Pat said
… Point than it did from Hopi Point. There is also a walking trail called the Rim Trail that runs… continue reading »
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At 8,803 feet above sea level, Point Imperial overlook treats travelers to the northernmost view of the Grand Canyon. Here, the Colorado River spills from the spire-like walls of Marble Gorge. To get there, take the Cape Royal... more
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In Walnut Canyon, visitors can hike back in time nearly 700 years. Now that's a workout! Originating at the visitors center, a rugged three-quarter-mile off-trail hike leads to cliff dwellings that stand unspoiled in the cover... more
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One of two Hanna Barbara-sanctioned Flintstone-themed amusement parks (the other is in South Dakota), this fun-for-all-ages prehistoric playground features a whole park full of adventures for fans of Fred, Barney and the gang.... more
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Mingling with the fresh scent of pine in Flagstaff's brisk mountain air, you'll note an intoxicating aroma of coffee wafting from this coffee shop. The eclectic and cozy establishment is bustling with students, professionals an... more
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Historical Flagstaff was centered around the railroad, so there's no more appropriate place to start your downtown tour than the Visitor Center, housed in the Tudor-style Santa Fe Railroad station. There, you'll be provided wit... more
Gray Mountain Travel Experiences
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Whiteout and Deep Impact
Up And At ‘em! As scheduled, we met Stephanie’s Aunt Mary, and her son, Matthew, at a local eatery named Wecks at 7:00 am. Mallory spent... Continue reading »
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Grand Canyon
We headed for the visitor centre where the boys got their Junior Ranger info and were told that they had to attend a ranger programme to... Continue reading »
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Meteor Crater
Arizona does not observe daylight savings time so they are on Pacific Time right now. Because of this, it gets dark at 8:00 pm and the su... Continue reading »
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Near Death Experience in the Grand Canyon!
Well, I can’t believe we’re actually alive! Yesterday, I thought we were going to die . . . twice! The first time was when we flew to t... Continue reading »
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A long way down...
When we set off to spend a day at the Grand Canyon, we didn't expect to descend into it. But as well as a lot of peering over the edge of... Continue reading »
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