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Highway 89 Dinosaur Tracks
The Dinosaur Tracks display at Carl Hayden Visitor Center offers visitors an extraordinary glimpse into the Jurassic Period, when massive theropod dinosaurs roamed the…
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Stephen Tyng Mather Memorial
Set beside the Rim Trail near Mather Point, this modest monument pays tribute to Stephen Tyng Mather (1867â1930). As the first director of the…
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Apache Stables
Apache Stables has been introducing visitors to the Grand Canyonâs highâcountry forest since the early 1980s. Rides follow historic stock paths through the Kaibab…
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Tusayan Sports Complex Playground
Opened by the Town of Tusayan to give residents and visitors a safe outdoor gathering spot, the Tusayan Sports Complex Playground sits at 6,600âŻft…
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Grand Canyon Helicopters â Grand Canyon Village
Grand Canyon Helicopters is the South Rim brand of Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters, the worldâs longestârunning airâtour operator. Based just seven miles south of…
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Papillon Helicopters â Grand Canyon
Founded in 1965, Papillon (âbutterflyâ in French) pioneered Grand Canyon air tours and today fields one of the worldâs largest fleets of sightseeing helicopters….
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Maverick Helicopters
Founded in 1995, Maverick Helicopters has grown into one of the worldâs largest aerial sightseeing companies. Its Grand Canyon South Rim base uses stateâofâtheâart…
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Tusayan Ruin
Tusayan Ruin Historical Place â South Rim (Desert View), Grand Canyon National Park Quick Facts GPS 36.0467°âŻN, 111.8272°âŻW Elevation 7,400âŻft / 2,256âŻm Cultural Affiliation…
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Hopi House
Hopi House was conceived by architect Mary Colter for the Fred Harvey Company as a living marketplace where Native artisans could demonstrate and sell…
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Grand Canyon Pioneer Cemetery
Grand Canyon Pioneer Cemetery Historic cemetery on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park Overview Grand Canyon Pioneer Cemeteryâalso known as South Rim…
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Mule Barn
Built in 1906 by the Fred Harvey Company, the Mule Barn first served as a livery stable for horseâdrawn carriages serving El Tovar Hotel….
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Grand Canyon Museum Collection
Completed in 1999, the Grand Canyon Museum Collection is the National Park Serviceâs dedicated repository for the canyonâs tangible heritage. Specimens range from 12,000âyearâold…
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Shrine of the Ages
The Shrine of the Ages is a oneâstory limestone and timber structure completed in 1970 to serve as Grand Canyonâs first interâfaith chapel and…
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Jacob Lake Trail Rides
Jacob Lake Trail Rides operates seasonally at 8,000 feet on the Kaibab Plateau, offering classic Western horseback adventures amid ponderosa pine, aspen groves, and…
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Point Imperial Road
Point Imperial Road (Forest Rd 610) branches east from Highway 67, 2 mi north of the North Rim Visitor Center, and climbs 11 mi…
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Walhalla Ruins
Walhalla Ruinsâalso called Walhalla Glades Puebloâwas a seasonal home for Kayenta Ancestral Puebloans who farmed corn, beans, and squash on the fertile plateau above…
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Grand CanyonâŻWest Skywalk
Grand Canyon West Skywalk is the crown jewel of the Hualapai Tribeâs Grand Canyon West destination. Designed by architect Mark Johnson and funded by…
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Guano Point
Perched 4,000âŻft above the Colorado River, Guano Point sits on a Hualapai Tribal peninsula created by two sweeping bends of the canyon. Named after…
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Native American Tribal Structures Grand Canyon
Native American Tribal Structures (often called the Native American Village) was created by the Hualapai Tribe in 2007 to share the living history of…
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Hwal’bay Gallery
Pronounced âwallâBY,â Hwal'bay is the Hualapai word for âpeople of the tall pines.â The gallery was created to preserve and share tribal heritage with…
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Zipline
Opened in 2018 by the Hualapai Tribe, the Zipline at GrandâŻCanyonâŻWest lets you âflyâ across a dramatic side canyon of the Colorado River. Riders…
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Indian Folk Village
Indian Folk Villageâoften called the Native American Villageâsits atop the West Rim at Eagle Point. Built by the Hualapai Tribe, it features lifeâsize replicas…
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Grand Canyon West
Grand Canyon West is managed by Grand Canyon Resort Corporation, wholly owned by the Hualapai Tribe. Visitors purchase bundled packages that include shuttle transport…
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Old West Stables
Set on the historic 800âacre Grand Canyon Western Ranch, Old West Stables delivers a taste of frontier life. Experienced wranglers match each guest to…
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Dinosaur Crossing
Grand Canyon Caverns first lured motorists with dinosaur statues in the lateâŻ1950s, rebranding as âDinosaur Cavernsâ inâŻ1962. Today the collectionâranging from a classic fiberglass…
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Diamond Creek Road
Diamond Creek Road (Indian Route 6) begins in Peach Springs and descends from 4,900 ft to river level in under 19 miles. The dirt/gravel…
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Hualapai Cultural Center
Opened in 2010, the Hualapai Cultural Center serves as the tribeâs archive, classroom, and public museum. Displays span ancestral migration, reservation life, and presentâday…
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Hualapai River Runners
Hualapai River Runners (HRR) is the rafting division of Grand Canyon Resort Corporation, the business arm of the Hualapai Tribe. Since 1983, HRR has…
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Little Navajo Falls
Sitting roughly 9.5âŻmiles down the Havasu Falls Trail, Little Navajo Fallsâsometimes called âNew Navajo Fallsââdid not exist before AugustâŻ2008. A powerful monsoon flood rerouted…
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Havasu Falls
Havasu Falls, also called Havasupai Falls, is the crown jewel of Havasu Canyon, part of the ancestral homeland of the Havasupai Tribe. Water spills…
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Mooney Falls
The cliffâside descentâvia rock tunnels, chains, and wooden laddersâis strenuous but rewards visitors with striking scenery and refreshing swimming holes.
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Lees Ferry
Lees Ferry sits at the head of Marble Canyon where the Colorado River leaves Glen Canyon and begins its descent into Grand Canyon National…
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Cliff DwellersâŻStoneâŻHouse
During the early 1930s, former Ziegfeld Follies dancer BlancheâŻRussell and her husband Bill broke down here while driving west in search of a drier…
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Grand Canyon Railway
Operating since 1901, the Grand Canyon Railway offers a nostalgic alternative to driving into the park. Passengers relax in climateâcontrolled coaches while roaming musicians,…
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Lonely Dell Ranch
Set in a cottonwoodâlined oasis at the mouth of Paria Canyon, Lonely Dell Ranch was carved from desert in 1872 to feed and shelter…
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DominguezâEscalante Historic Trail â SanâŻBartolomĂ© Camp
SanâŻBartolomĂ© Camp is a wayside managed by the Bureau of Land Management that commemorates the night of 6âŻOctoberâŻ1776, when Franciscan priests Atanasio DomĂnguez and…
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Petroglyphs (Descending Sheep Petroglyph Panel)
Archaeologists identify three artistic phases on the panel, the oldest dating back to Archaic hunterâgatherers and later additions by Ancestral Puebloans. The name comes…
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Welcome to Utah Sign
Perched on USâ89 just north of the Glen Canyon Dam, this oversized metal sign greets travelers entering Utah from Arizona. Installed after the state…
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Welcome toâŻArizona Sign
Erected by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), the Welcome to Arizona Sign celebrates statehood (1912) with the Picture of Horseshoe Bend. A 2020…
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Glen Canyon Dam
Completed in 1966, Glen Canyon Dam is the secondâhighest concrete archâgravity dam in the United States. Operated by the Bureau of Reclamation, it generates…
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Glen Canyon Powerplant
Completed in 1966, the Glen Canyon Powerplant is embedded in the base of Glen Canyon Dam, 710 ft above the Colorado River. Eight 165âMW…
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Glen Canyon Dam Bridge
Completed in 1959 to speed construction of Glen Canyon Dam, this openâspandrel steel arch once held the record as the worldâs highest bridge. Today…
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Welcome to City of Page Sign (North)
Standing beside USâ89 just north of town, the Welcome to City of Page Sign showcases stylized desert buttes, water waves, and the cityâs sunâlogo,…
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LakeâŻPowellâŻNavajoâŻTribalâŻPark
Established in 1997, LakeâŻPowellâŻNavajoâŻTribalâŻPark is managed by the Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation Department. The parkâs sculpted Navajo Sandstone passagesâformed by flashâflood erosionâare accessible…
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Lake Powell National Golf Course
Lake Powell National Golf Course stands as Page's premier golfing destination, masterfully designed by William Phillips and opened in 1995. This 18-hole championship course…
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Powell Museum & Visitor Center
Founded in 1969 to commemorate the centennial of John Wesley Powell's legendary expedition, the Powell Museum & Visitor Center serves as your gateway to…
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Mesa Theatre
Mesa Theatre stands as Page, Arizona's sole movie theater, embodying the spirit of small-town America while serving both locals and visitors to the Lake…
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Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours
Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours stands as a testament to authentic cultural tourism, operating under the stewardship of the Begay family who have called this…
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Antelope Point Marina
Antelope Point Marina represents the pinnacle of Lake Powell's recreational infrastructure, strategically positioned in the main channel to provide unparalleled access to the lake's…
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Antelope Ridge Adventure Park
Antelope Ridge Adventure Park stands as a pioneering force in adventure tourism, introducing the world's first via ferrata experience within the confines of a…
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Kenny Young’s Bullriding Arena
Kenny Young's Bullriding Arena stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of authentic Western rodeo culture, representing over two decades of family dedication…
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Antelope Point Launch Ramp
Antelope Point Launch Ramp stands as a vital access point to Lake Powell's pristine waters, strategically positioned at the end of Navajo Route 22B…
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Adventurous Antelope Canyon
Adventurous Antelope Canyon stands as a premier slot canyon tour operator offering exclusive access to some of the most spectacular and lesser-known slot canyons…
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Antelope Hogan Canyon Tours, LLC
Antelope Hogan Canyon Tours, LLC represents a unique fusion of authentic Navajo cultural experience and premier slot canyon exploration. Founded and operated by Richardson…
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Tse Bighanilini Tours
Tse Bighanilini Tours stands as one of the premier Navajo-owned and operated slot canyon tour companies serving the world-renowned Upper Antelope Canyon. Founded and…
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Mystical Antelope Canyon Tours & Arrowhead Campground
Mystical Antelope Canyon Tours & Arrowhead Campground represents the pinnacle of authentic Navajo-owned slot canyon tourism, offering visitors exclusive access to pristine canyon systems…