The Grand Canyon

Statistics About Grand Canyon Deaths

Fri, 18 May 2012 21:14:41 -0400

People have lost their lives when doing things like the video above shows when a sudden gust of wind caused them to lose their balance. Keep in mind too that some areas do not have any rails at all so always be aware of where you are. Tags: Grand Canyon Deaths

Experience the Excitement of the Grand Canyon Sky Walk

Fri, 18 May 2012 21:14:41 -0400

The grand opening of the Sky Walk took place in March of the year 2007. The elders of the Hualapai tribe and former astronaut Buzz Aldrin took the first walk on the bridge. The bridge was actually built by the Hualapai tribe to raise money and give tourists to the canyon a spectacular way to see the landscape. The bridge is not without its share of controversy, however. Some Sky Walk opponents feel that the bridge mars the beauty of the natural landscape. Others are opposed to the commercialization of the area. Regardless of... Tags: Grand Canyon Sky Walk

Sedona to Grand Canyon Tours -- Beautiful Views and More

Fri, 18 May 2012 21:14:41 -0400

Surrounding Sedona are red rock formations with names like Cathedral, Bell, Snoopy and Coffeepot. The names were chosen to describe what the rocks look like. Sedona is also home to Oak Creek Canyon, a gorge that is nowhere near as spectacular as the Grand Canyon but will surely take your breath away. Another thing to explore in Sedona is the Coconino National Forest which spans 1.8 million acres. After you've explored the wonders of this city, consider a tour to the Grand Canyon which is one of the most beloved landmarks in the world. Tags: Sedona To Grand Canyon Tours

Why Visit the Grand Canyon Walkway?

Fri, 18 May 2012 21:14:41 -0400

The Grand Canyon walkway is also known as the Skywalk and it's called this for good reason. This bridge is made from glass and provides you with a vertical view of the spectacular gorge. The Skywalk is shaped like a horseshoe and spans 70 feet from the edge of the rim. The bridge is a mile above the Colorado River. People who are afraid of heights may have a real problem with this bridge. When you look down, you get to see a clear view of the Canyon bottom 4000 feet below. Tags: Grand Canyon Walkway