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Best Tour Of The Grand Canyon
Want to go on a tour of the Grand Canyon? You are
on the right page. The Grand Canyon is a world
heritage site and one of the top ?ve places you
must visit. There are many ways to tour the
Grand Canyon, so it is important to decide what
you want to see beforehand. Many travelers
decide to view the Grand Canyon's North Rim and
South Rim before hiking down to the Inner
Canyon. The popular boat rides along the Colorado
River and aerial tours where you can see the
magni?cent landscape are also among the top
choices. The choice mostly relates to the length
of your stay. If you visit the Grand Canyon
National Park for a few days, you can camp in the
Inner Canyon or visit the Grand Canyon South Rim
and North Rim playgrounds. Adventure seekers can
also consider booking some of the best one-day
and multi-day rafting trips. Today, we are
listing some of the best Grand Canyon tours and
showing you all the beauties of the major
attraction that is located about 4 hours from Las
Vegas. Ready to take the famous Route 66 and
explore these? The Grand Canyon South Rim The
South Rim of the Grand Canyon is often the best
starting point for visitors. You can enter into
along US 180 if you come from Flagstaff or AZ 64
if you approach it from the south and west. The
South Rim has plenty of accommodation options,
grand viewpoints (Mather Point, Yavapai Point) as
well as entertainment spots including an IMAX
theatre. When it comes to the best Grand Canyon
tours, you can either go for a smooth water
rafting trip, an airline tour of the Canyon, a
Grand Canyon helicopter tour, or a sunset photo
session at some of the best viewpoints such as
the Skywalk.
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The Grand Canyon North Rim While the South Rim
is more inviting for campers, the Grand Canyon
North Rim is the more rugged one, offering
pristine views of the wilderness around. Located
at about 5 hours from the South Rim of the Grand
Canyon, the North Rim is higher in elevation and
therefore much cooler. Travelers should know
that is closed in winter. In summer, you can
visit the North Rim and tour the Grand Canyon
through some of the popular trailheads. There
are some lodging and camping options in the
warmer months, too. Grand Canyon's Inner Rim If
you search for a trail adventure, you explore the
Inner Canyon and hike and alongside the massive
walls set at 4,700 feet below the South Rim and
5,700 feet below the North Rim. There are no
permits required for day hiking, but if you want
to stay overnight at the Phantom Ranch, you can
obtain a permit from the Backcountry o?ce located
in the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. There are
plenty of solid lodging facilities in the popular
oasis called Phantom Ranch. Colorado River Grand
Canyon Tours The Colorado River is known as
another major attraction due to its emerald-green
waters. This river ?ows directly in the middle
of the canyon and back on, and you can choose
from calm placid waters to raging white water
rafting trips. Most visitors prefer to run the
river using commercial out?tters. There are
plenty of multi-day rafting options and only a
few single-day rafting tours which are operated
by the Hualapai River Runners at Grand Canyon
West. This tour includes a shuttle ride to the
Canyon from Peach Springs, a helicopter ride, and
rafting on the river, after which you return to
the starting point (Peach Springs, located 2.5
hours west of Flagstaff and 2 hours east of Las
Vegas).
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Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour A visit to the
Grand Canyon Village will let you browse all the
helicopter tours available in the area. This is
undoubtedly one of the best ways to admire the
beauties of nature and soar above the walls. A
Grand Canyon helicopter tour can be either booked
from Las Vegas, or the South Rim of the Canyon,
ranging from 30 minutes up to 4-5 hours. A
30-minute helicopter ride to the viewpoints
above the Canyon is among the most popular
options. The Eco-Star helicopter tour is among
the most popular Grand Canyon tours with dramatic
views of the Little Colorado River, the
monolithic Point Imperial, the North Rim, etc.
You can ?y comfortably and quietly in one of the
best helicopters in the area. Road-Based Tours
Around Grand Canyon Some companies offer
road-based group tours of the South Rim in
vehicles such as Jeeps, buses, vans, etc. A Jeep
tour covers some of the most popular viewpoints
along trails including Bright Angel, and Ooh Aah
Point, and often includes lunch. You can learn
more about the canyon's history and experience
the rugged roads around the Canyon with licensed
Jeep tour guides. There is a motor coach (bus)
based Family Tour that takes you along the South
Rim, stopping at the Desert View Watchtower, and
then heading to Marble Canyon and Lee's Ferry,
Arizona. From here, you can board a raft and be
transferred upstream on the Colorado River, at a
location that is very close to Glen Canyon Dam.
The tour lasts for 12 hours and is popular in the
area. The Grand Canyon Railway The Grand Canyon
Railway is a fascinating train ride that goes
from Williams, Arizona to the Grand Canyon South
Rim. The tour length is 3 hours, including lunch
and drinks available along with knowledgeable
guides. You can even admire the Canyon's beauty
for 3 hours at the South Rim Village, which is
the tour's main stop. While there are plenty of
ways to tour the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas,
this is one of the best ways to explore it from
Arizona.
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Guided Hiking Adventures Hikers know that Grand
Canyon is among the best hiking spots in the
United States. You can explore the geology,
witness incredible hike tours and backpack,
enjoying the fascinating views of the Canyon in
an adventure of a lifetime. The tour operators
are responsible for obtaining local permits,
transportation, guides, hike itineraries, lunch,
gear, etc. Grand Canyon West Rim Skywalk,
Helicopter Boat Tours The Grand Canyon West
Rim has plenty of awesome spots, too. You can
enjoy the scenic views from Eagle and Guano
Point as one of the main points but also get a
chance to meet the Hualapai Indian tribe and
learn more about their cultural heritage and all
of their activities in the canyon area. You can
also select a helicopter ride over the canyon,
get the best sel?es from the Canyon's Skywalk, or
choose to ?oat upon the Colorado River. There
are plenty of helicopter tours besides the main
ones, travelers particularly enjoy the ones that
start from the South Rim and go over the Kaibab
National Forest, the Painted Desert and the
Marble Canyon amongst others. Flying through the
Dragon Corridor while looking at the canyon walls
on either side is one of the most jaw-dropping
experiences and a tour that comes highly
recommended by many travelers. Antelope Grand
Canyons, Zion, Bryce Monument Valley Visiting
the Antelope Canyon is one of the many
attractions in the area. There is also the
amazing Monument Valley and the nature in the
Bryce National Park which is also included in
this 3-day tour. There are plenty of attractions
and jaw-dropping sights in the American West that
you just have to witness. This tour can also
take you on a cruise on the wonderful Lake
Powell, depending on the speci?c itinerary. The
National Geographic Visitor's Center "Grand
Canyon The Hidden Secrets" is the name of the
presentation shown at the Grand Canyon IMAX
theater which is a must-see stop that is located
one mile south of the South Rim Entrance to the
Grand Canyon National Park. The 7-story giant
screen gives you a full overview of all the
spectacular visits in the area, as well as the
hidden canyon gems, and a bit of history on the
Canyon.
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West Rim Airplane Tour From Las Vegas The day
airplane tour from Las Vegas is a luxury tour and
a popular trip that takes you through some of
the most incredible scenery and locations such as
the Hoover Dam. You will see the Grand Canyon
below you, and explore the entire area, passing
above the famous South and North Rim, as well as
spots like the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, etc. There
is a guided narration which will help you
understand more about each part of the Grand
Canyon National Park. South Rim Airplane
Tour Similar to the West Rim but located at the
South Rim, this 45-minute airplane tour is
another way to spice up your Grand Canyon trip
and see something new. You will be delighted to
see all of the rock formations for 45 minutes
and explore the area from up in the air. This
scenic tour is ideal for a small group
interested in a ?ight, or the luxury to see
everything from up above. Which Tour Should You
Book? The Grand Canyon is one of the most
incredible natural wonders of the earth and a
sight that needs to be seen to be believed. The
massive rock walls and formations carved out over
millions of years by the Colorado River create a
stunning landscape that is protected and is part
of the Grand Canyon National Park. Located in
Arizona, this canyon is one of the natural
wonders. Its panoramas and landscapes, along
with historic sites, white water rafting trips
and hiking activities, make the canyon one of the
most popular tourist destinations in the
country. Whether you are visiting from Las Vegas
or Phoenix, it goes without saying that you
should see as many of these tours as
possible. The Grand Canyon Is Waiting For
You! If you are ready to ride along Route 66 and
book a full-day or multi-day trip at the Grand
Canyon with a bus or car, prepare to immerse in
the adventure and learn more about the history of
this amazing place!
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