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	Pygmy Guides LLC Whether you’re looking for an overnight backpacking adventure to the remote reaches of the Grand Canyon, a leisurely day tour along the rim, or a day hike below to discover hidden secrets and stunning inner canyon vistas, we do it all. Be sure to check out Havasu Falls, one of the most beautiful places in the world and a Pygmy Guides favorite.
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	Hydros Adventures LLC Whether you're looking for guided hiking and backpacking in Grand Canyon National Park, an adventure vacation to Havasu Falls, Grand Canyon river rafting trips on the Colorado River, Sedona mountain biking and jeep tours, or a stroll across the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Hydros Adventures has a Grand Canyon package to suit your needs.
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	Great Ventures Tours Is the original and premier provider of Sedona and Flagstaff Grand Canyon Tours as well as Sedona and Flagstaff Colorado River Rafting Tours. Family-owned and operated since 1991, we consider it a privilege to be part of your vacation, always striving to provide the finest in each of our tours.
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Grand Canyon West Announces Grand Canyon Sky Walk Opening
The Grand Canyon Skywalk is the first ever cantilever-shaped glass walkway to suspend more than 4,000 feet above the canyon's floor and extend 70 feet from the canyon's rim. Located at... (More...)

Redstone Tours of Sedona Arizona Presents Grand Canyon Geology
Nowhere on this planet can one find a more profound record of geologic time so wonderfully exposed than at the Grand Canyon. Beyond being one of the seven natural wonders of the world, with... (More...)

Redstone Tours Presents Sedona Geology
Sedona sits at the southern extent of the geologic region known as the Colorado Plateau. Gazing upon the beautiful red rocks of Sedona, one is looking at the southern escarpment of a plateau that... (More...)

Grand Canyon Camping For The Novice
If you don't have much experience with hiking and camping, yet have a side of you that loves exploring and aventure, than you will want to check out these "Below the Rim" camping opportunities! (More...)

The Grand Canyon
In a perfect world, every American would see the Grand Canyon at least once. It inspires the best of human sensations--awe, joy, humility, wonder, serenity, curiosity with every visit... (More...)

Stories of the Colorado: John Wesley Powell
The Grand Canyon Gateway is proud to present "Stories of the Colorado," a series of short articles on different natural, cultural and historical aspects of the Colorado River. (More...)

Canyon Country Community Lecture Series Presents Scott Thybony - The Painted Desert: A Lost Landscape
Writer Scott Thybony presents stories and images from Northern Arizona's intriguing Painted Desert. He focuses on a corner of this landscape - a hoodoo land of ... (More...)

History of Grand Canyon Trails Presented by Michael Anderson
Since the 1970s, these historic trails have been making a comeback among adventuresome backpackers and river runners , and the park service is beginning to maintain some ... (More...)

Desert Bighorn in the Grand Canyon
The bighorn only stand 40 inches tall at the shoulder, but appear completely at ease with their place in the Canyon. They zip from ledge to ledge, seemingly oblivious of the potential for a disastrous fall ... (More...)

Sedona, Arizona: The Black-tailed Jackrabbit - He's Got A Need For Speed
You'll most often see this desert resident in the early morning, frozen next to a sage bush, ears up, eyes wide. If you get too close, he'll launch into an impossibly long ... (More...)

Grand Canyon Hiking & Trails

Explore the the Grand Canyon on foot. This place is a naturalists haven, full of fascinating plants, animals, reptiles, birds and geologic wonders. Every hidden corner brings new surprises and offers a dramatic view.

The Grand Canyon attracts thousands of hikers each year from all over the world.
Hiking trails at the Grand Canyon range from beginner to extremely advanced and challenging.
Always bring along plenty of water and of course, your camera!
Weather can be extremely hot in the summer so don't forget to check conditions with the National Park Service prior to departure.

Grand Canyon Camping
If you're interested in Grand Canyon camping information, refer to our many businesses and services that specialize in Grand Canyon camping overnight adventures. An experienced guide is always recommended. Many Grand Canyon trails offer dramatic, scenic views, but pose challenges, even to the most experienced hikers.

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