What Else Can I See that is Close to the Grand Canyon?

What you’ll learn in this video:

• Why you think spending a week at the Grand Canyon is a good idea
• Why it’s not that great of an idea
• Why you’ll probably spend just one or two nights at the Grand Canyon
• Where else you’ll end up going while you’re here, if you have the time (you may want to extend your vacation to 2 weeks!)

Where to find what YOU want to know:
:40 – Short and sweet…Why most Grand Canyon family vacations are relatively short (2-3 days); and the one circumstance that might justify staying longer

1:13 – The “Grand Circle”… What it is and what it means to you as you plan your Grand Canyon vacation (hint: it’s all good news!)

1:40 – Sample itinerary #1: Las Vegas - Grand Canyon South Rim – Lake Powell – Bryce Canyon – Zion – Las Vegas

2:44 – Sample itinerary #2: Phoenix – Sedona – Grand Canyon South Rim – Monument Valley – Canyon de Chelly - Phoenix This itinerary offers a breathtaking journey through some of the Southwest's most iconic landscapes. Beginning in Phoenix, travelers will head to the stunning red rock formations of Sedona before experiencing the grandeur of the Grand Canyon South Rim. From there, the adventure continues to Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly, each location providing unique perspectives of the region's rich history and natural wonders. Exploring the Grand Canyon’s beauty will undoubtedly be the highlight of this unforgettable trip, leaving you in awe of nature’s artistry.

3:45 – Saving time AND money: An “America the Beautiful Federal Lands Access Pass” can pay for itself on the typical Southwest family vacation