Whether you’re a foodie or just trying to feed your family on a budget, food is a HUGE part of planning a vacation. So if you’re visiting the Grand Canyon soon, this article will give you all the details you need to know, along with a super-simple map! The South Rim of the Grand Canyon […]
We have four children, and we take them to the National Parks all the time. I’ll be the first to admit, they don’t always love it. Kids don’t appreciate nature like adults do, and that’s OK. A lot of times when we think about visiting the Grand Canyon, all we think about is looking into […]
You know the Grand Canyon is one of the natural wonders of the world and one of America’s most iconic sites. But what can you actually do there besides look into the canyon? Actually, A LOT. From exploring the historic buildings in the Grand Canyon Village to eBiking along the ridge, there is something for everyone. […]
Maybe you’re planning a trip to the Grand Canyon and you’re just now finding out that there are two completely different areas to visit in the National Park: the North Rim and the South Rim. Which rim of the Grand Canyon should you visit? The North Rim of the Grand Canyon provides more solitude and […]
Recently, we visited the Grand Canyon and camped at two different campgrounds. We LOVED it! With campgrounds filling up faster than ever, it’s important to know your options. If you want to know more about camping at the Grand Canyon, this article is for you. There are 5 campgrounds within Grand Canyon National Park: Mather, […]
It’s one of the most common questions visitors ask rangers at Grand Canyon National Park. It seems to be an often-unspoken curiosity. Whether it’s a healthy or unhealthy curiosity, humans are often interested in death. So, how many people have died at the Grand Canyon? About 900 people have died in the Grand Canyon. The […]
Are you visiting the Grand Canyon soon, and wondering what your options are if you are visiting the South Rim? Lodging at the Grand Canyon is available year-round at the South Rim and ranges from rustic cabins to luxury accommodations. There are 6 lodges within Grand Canyon National Park and nightly rates range from $90-$350 […]
You’re planning your big trip to the Grand Canyon and you’ve heard about the mule rides to the bottom of the canyon. Maybe you’re wondering: What are your options for mule rides, and how much do they cost? Mule ride options include 1-3 hour rides along the rim of the canyon, 3-hour rides into the […]
Jacob Lake, Arizona, is known as the “Gateway to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.” Are you visiting the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and wondering what there is to do in Jacob Lake? The main things to do at Jacob Lake are visiting the nearby North Rim of the Grand Canyon and […]
If you’re visiting the Grand Canyon, and you’re anything like us, you probably aren’t planning on hiking 22 miles across the Grand Canyon. But you might be wondering, “Are there any hikes I CAN do while I’m there?” There are 5 “day hikes” at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon (the rim most people […]
