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Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon Tours & Hotels

You're visiting the Grand Canyon and you need to know the basics, right? Where to stay, the things you "must see" when you're here, the tours you can take that fit the amount of time you have allotted for this trip, definitely some general information so you know what to expect, and we'll even answer that tricky little question about how to actually get to the Grand Canyon. There's no need to dive right in; we'll help you stand on the edge - and if you're feeling adventurous, we'll show you where you can explore far over the edge of the Grand Canyon and come back with a perspective and experience unlike any other. 

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Maverick Helicopter Tours of the Grand Canyon
Maverick Helicopters
Bringing VIP and first-class service to the Grand Canyon & Sedona
Looktours - Grand Canyon Colorado River rafting packages
River Rafting Trips from Vegas

Your central reservations one-stop-shop for all Grand Canyon Colorado River rafting from Las Vegas

Helicopter tours to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas from All Las Vegas Tours
Grand Canyon Helicopter Tours from Vegas

Las Vegas helicopter tours to the Grand Canyon offer a quick and exhilarating way to see this world wonder

Grand Canyon Railway - Serving the Grand Canyon since 1901
Grand Canyon Railway

Book your reservation online for a Grand Canyon railway train ride. Packages at the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel available

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Red Feather Lodge - places to stay at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
Red Feather Lodge

This South Rim hotel offers lodging 8 miles from some of the world’s most spectacular vistas

The only Sedona resort with on-site full service spa and championship golf course just two hours from the Grand Canyon
Hilton Sedona Resort

Golf and spa resort in a world-class red rock setting just 90 minutes from GCNP

Junipine Resort - Your Creekside Retreat Just two hours from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
Junipine Resort

A tranquil and quiet Oak Creek Canyon resort with 1-2 bedroom creek houses for 2-6 ppl. Magnificent scenery.

Stay an Extra Day at the Best Western Inn of Sedona.See breathtaking red rock views for unparalleled Arizona experience. Named one of the "Great Hotels of the World 2004" by Andrew
Best Western Inn of Sedona

Stay an extra day at the Best Western Inn of Sedona. Breathtaking red rock views, free breakfast.

Grand Canyon Tours from Sedona

Grand Canyon tours from Sedona

Grand Canyon tours from Sedona are available for visitors who wish to see both destinations. Nearby Oak Creek Canyon's beautifully sculpted red rock pinnacles bejewel this upscale red rock oasis which has been inspiring writers, filmmakers, New Age enthusiasts and artists for decades. Sedona offers visitors an upscale departure point for Grand Canyon tours typically by helicopter, luxury van and SUV.

Grand Canyon Tours from Las Vegas

Grand Canyon Tours from Las Vegas

See the Grand Canyon's West Rim and Skywalk from Las Vegas! Las Vegas is a major gateway to Grand Canyon National Park and hub for adventure tours. Many of the best Grand Canyon tours from Las Vegas depart all day every day, taking visitors to several sights such as Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and others. Tours include Grand Canyon helicopter tours, Grand Canyon rafting trips, and bus tours.

Grand Canyon Skywalk Tours

Grand Canyon Skywalk on the West Rim from Las Vegas

Take a walk over the West Rim of the Grand Canyon's edge on the first-ever 4,000-foot high glass bridge. This attraction is located only 3 hours away from Las Vegas by road and less than an hour by air. Experience an eagle-eye view of Lake Mead and Hoover Dam on your way to the Grand Canyon on a premier helicopter tour from Las Vegas. The Skywalk is an opportunity to see the Grand Canyon like never before.

Grand Canyon Visitor Information

Grand Canyon Visitor InformationFind Grand Canyon visitor information such as frequently asked questions, driving directions, park fees, park hours and more. The Grand Canyon has three accessible rims, South, North and West, each offering a bit of a different Grand Canyon experience from the other. This section will help you decide on the right location and time of year for you to visit, while hopefully answering most of the practical and logistical questions you may have.