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Planning your Grand Canyon Vacation to Grand Canyon National Park

You've always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon, but the Grand Canyon is over 277 miles long. It is much larger than you might have originally imagined it to be.

With the limited time and resources you have available for your Grand Canyon vacation, make sure you take the time to determine which Destination at the Canyon is most important to you. Learn more about each Grand Canyon Destination.
Grand Canyon Tours

If your time is limited, we recommend you take a tour to get the most out of your Grand Canyon experience. There are many tour options at the South Rim: Rafting, Helicopter, Airplane and Motorcoach. The South Rim is the destination we recommend for your first time visit.

Go see the tours that we recommend for your visit to the South Rim.
Grand Canyon Hotels

The hotels at the Grand Canyon are located just 7 miles from the South Rim in Tusayan, Arizona. These hotels have pools and restaurants you won't find in the Grand Canyon Lodges.

Each Grand Canyon hotel is just yards from Big E's restaurant and dinner show and the Grand Canyon IMAX theater. Go see our Recommendations for your Grand Canyon Hotel.
Grand Canyon Lodging

Lodging on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon is highly sought after. It can be difficult to book your accommodations during the peak of season.

We recommend that you call Xanterra Parks and Resorts early to determine availability at 1-888-297-2757. Today, these lodges can be challenging to work into your Grand Canyon Vacation. Learn more about the Grand Canyon Lodges at the South Rim.
The Canyon River Adventure

After spending time looking into the Grand Canyon...one can only long to get to the bottom of the Canyon. A unique blend of 3 tours is now available to you in the Canyon River Adventure tour.

Fly over the Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell. Take a 4 Wheel drive tour to Antelope Canyon. And, then enjoy time on the Colorado River at the bottom of the Canyon. Look into the Canyon River Adventure today!
Grand Canyon Helicopter Tours

One of the most exciting ways to see the Grand Canyon by air is on a Helicopter Tour. A once in a lifetime experience, these tours take just minutes of your precious time while visiting the Grand Canyon.

Feel the exhilaration, the excitement, as you fly over the edge of the Grand Canyon and it descends away from you! Go see our Recommendations as you consider Helicopter Tours over the Grand Canyon.
The Inner Canyon Tour from Williams, Arizona

In 1540, Cardena's conquistador's underestimated just how large the Colorado River was. They too wanted to get to the bottom and see the Colorado River.

The Inner Canyon tour will take you to the bottom of the Grand Canyon...all the way to the Colorado River. Go take a look at the Inner Canyon Tour
Mule Rides at Grand Canyon

Mule Rides at the Grand Canyon have been sought after for years. Teddy Roosevelt posed for his Mule Ride while the Kolb Brothers took his picture. This is what lead others to seek after these historic Grand Canyon experiences.

Today, these can be very difficult to work into your Grand Canyon Vacation. Go see our Recommendations as you consider Mule Rides.
The Grand Canyon Skywalk

The Grand Canyon Skywalk is one of the newest attractions to appear on the Grand Canyon landscape for visitors. It is located at Grand Canyon West on the Hualapai Nation.

Most visitor's will approach the Grand Canyon Skywalk from Las Vegas, Nevada and Kingman, Arizona as it is at the western reaches of the Canyon. Learn more about the Grand Canyon Skywalk at Grand Canyon West.

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South Rim Tours

Tours from the South Rim offer the broadest range of experiences from Rafting, Helicopter, Airplane, Motorcoach, Jeep, Biking and much, much more. Click here to learn about all of your Grand Canyon South Rim tour options.

West Tours

The Skywalk is at Grand Canyon West. Take a Helicopter or Airplane from Las Vegas to the West. Getting to the bottom is easy, enjoy a boat ride on the Colorado River, Guano Point and more. Click here to learn more about West Tours.

East Tours

Whether visiting Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Tower Butte or the Little Colorado River at Grand Canyon East. There are many lesser known exhilarating tours at the beginning of the Grand Canyon. Click here to learn about more tours to enhance your Grand Canyon vacation.

North Rim Tours

The North Rim has a more limited approach to Tours. You have the Mule Rides to Supai Tunnel, to Uncle Jimmy Owens point, and self guided hiking on the North Kaibab Trail.