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The Butterfly’s Day
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Phoenix Comicon
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Maria Muldaur and Her Red Hot Bluesiana Band
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Apache Trail and Dolly Steamboat One-Day Van Tour
Venture deep into the Sonora Desert. Visit Tortilla Flat. Cruise on Dolly Steamboat. Prices range from $47.00 to $93.00.
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Grand Canyon Hikes
Fully guided hiking experience
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Getting Here
Getting to the Grand Canyon is an adventure in itself. There are a number of different ways to arrive at the canyon, and you should explore them all before selecting just one. Whether you're coming from outside the state, within Arizona or mere minutes away, you're sure to have the ride of your life with miraculous views.
Driving
For the kings of the road, driving to the Grand Canyon is an enjoyable experience filled with many scenic detours or quick direct routes. To reach the South Rim, the drive from Flagstaff along Highway 180 to Highway 64 is particularly pretty as you wind your way through the beautiful Kaibab National Forest.
For the rugged North Rim, note that Highway 67, which heads south from Jacob Lake into the park, is only open seasonally – usually from mid-May to mid-October.
Grand Canyon Railway
All aboard these restored vintage locomotives that are filled with Grand Canyon lore. With round trips from Williams to the South Rim of the canyon, the Grand Canyon Railway offers a unique experience that takes you on a journey through history. For a spectacular view, grab a seat in the observation dome and watch as the countryside terrain changes before your eyes. Learn more.
Public Transportation
Relax and leave the navigation to someone else. There are a number of safe, affordable and reliable public transportation options from the surrounding area and beyond. Arizona Shuttle has a number of park-and-ride locations where you can hop aboard a bus to the Grand Canyon.
Grand Canyon Airport
For a bird's eye view of the canyon, considering flying in on a private or charter aircraft. The Grand Canyon Airport (GCN) is situated in Tusayan, near the South Rim, and offers a one-of-a-kind view of the canyon.
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Located 1.5 miles from South Rim entrance to Grand Canyon. Continental breakfast. Indoor pool and hot tub.
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1 1/2 miles from South Rim entrance. Indoor pool, great restaurant. We offer the Native American experience.
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The newest hotel at the Grand Canyon features a lodge atmosphere, family environment, indoor pool and spa, large gift shop specializing in Native American jewelry, and the Canyon Star Restaurant & Saloon.
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Grand Canyon National Park Lodges
Only lodging in the park at the South Rim. 7 restaurants, gift shops, mule ride. All competitive prices.
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Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn
At the Grand Canyon’s only resort property, it will be hard to pass up all the choices you will find at the Grand Canyon Squire Inn. Located at the south rim entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park.
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Canyon Plaza Resort is the perfect location to take full advantage of the best that the Grand Canyon has to offer. Restful accommodations, expansive lobby, and inviting adobe fireplace. Enjoy our seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub or 18' indoor
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Grand Canyon Red Feather Lodge
R.P. Thurston built the family operated lodge in 1963. It is ideally located in the center of the small town of Tusayan, just one mile away from the Grand Canyon within walking distance of many restaurants and gift shops.
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All of your Southwestern favorites for breakfast and lunch. Served to order in a lively environment at the Grand Canyon Park entrance.
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Enjoy the elegance of fine dining at the Coronado Room. Fine wines paired with the chef's creations - from Southwestern to seafood, steaks and wild game.
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El Tovar is perhaps the most distinguished accommodation offered within Grand Canyon National Park. Located 20 feet from the South Rim, this rustic lodge with a large porch offers thrilling views of the canyon and wonderful people-watching opportunitie
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Experience a breathing taking flight over the most beautiful scenery in the Western United States.
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Elk Ridge Ski and Outdoor Recreation
Elk Ridge Ski Area is a family oriented ski, snowboard and tubing recreation area. Nestled at the southwestern entrance to the Grand Canyon, Elk Ridge offers spectacular views. From Elk Ridge, you are minutes away from the city of Williams, Arizona.
World-class Grand Canyon whitewater river-rafting adventures -- motorized and rowing. Three to 14 days. Ages 8-87! All Inclusive.
Experience the vacation adventure of a lifetime on a Grand Canyon Colorado River rafting trip. Since 1970 Arizona River Runners has provided complete Grand Canyon white water rafting trips.
The Hualapai Reservation area offers hunting, fishing, hiking and camping facilities. The hunting expeditions are world renown. Access into the Grand Canyon by car and tours to the western rim of the Grand Canyon and rivers rafting on the Colorado Rive
Grand Canyon Airlines offers air tours, combo tours and all-day excursions to Grand Canyon, Monument Valley and Rainbow Bridge/Lake Powell. AAA/AARP
Travel on the Sunset Limited between Los Angeles and New Orleans. Stops in Phoenix and Tucson. Enjoy the journey!
Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
Serving the Grand Canyon since 1965. Offering helicopter tours, plane and bus tours, combos, canyon landings and more. AAA/AARP.
Pink Jeep Tours & Grand Canyon Tours
Since 1960, Pink Jeep Tours has been providing the most talked about off-road adventures in the Southwest. You gotta do it!
Enjoy one of our air tours over the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, Sedona, or any other location you may wish to visit.
Colorado River Discovery offers spectacular rafting trips on the mighty Colorado River. Trips depart from Page, Arizona, March 1 - November 30, 2011.
Specializing in one-day trips from Sedona to the Grand Canyon and other scenic and Native American sites in Northern Arizona.
Grand Canyon West: home of Skywalk, Hualapai River Runners (Grand Canyon whitewater rafting) and Hualapai Lodge on Route 66.
One of National Geographics's "Best Adventure Travel Companies on Earth." Guided Grand Canyon and Havasu Falls tours.
Located only 14 miles from Grand Canyon Ranch at the Grand Canyon West Rim, Grand Canyon Ranch is just 2 hours from Las Vegas, Nevada, and only 2 hours from Kingman, Arizona.
The right spot for a biker's experience: Start your tour from our station in Flagstaff, AZ or Sedona, AZ and visit our vintage truck stop from the 60's downtown on the historic Route 66.
We are a bus tour company with destinations throughout Arizona. Plan a customized trip or join us one of our organized tours.
Our goal is to offer the finest hiking tours available in the areas we know and love best.
Experience the vacation adventure of a lifetime on a Grand Canyon rafting trip.
Grand Canyon Concierge by Cobalt Escapes
Grand Canyon Concierge by Cobalt Escapes is the ideal one stop solution when planning your Grand Canyon adventure.
Canyoneers is the oldest river running company licensed to operate in Grand Canyon National Park.
Sierra Vista Shuttle and Taxi.
Residence Inn By Marriott Flagstaff
Welcome to Flagstaff, the Arizona-Gateway to the Grand Canyon.
Colorado River rafting through the Grand Canyon gives both guides and customers a chance to experience the true spirit of the Canyon, gain a new perspective on life, and connect with many others who appreciate this unique outdoor experience.
Offer guided tours of the Grand Canyon, Sedona and more, with custom vehicles and expert guides who know how to have fun.
Desert Skies is where the peace and serenity offered by the desert provides a perfect oasis for retirement living, a vacation from winter, or a welcome break on the road.
Rivers & Oceans A Travel Company, Inc.
Central reservations for all the rafting trips available in Grand Canyon from 1-19 days, motorized and oar powered.
Arizona V-Twin Dreams is a receptive tour operator based in Phoenix and offering tours between 10 and 25 days to visit mainly the National Parks in Arizona, Utah, Nevada, California and New Mexico.


