If you have seen Grand Canyon in movies, you are most likely looking at the South Rim. As 90% of travelers visit South Rim, it’s easy to forget that there are other rims as well, including West Rim at Grand Canyon. West Rim The West Rim, known as Grand Canyon West, is only 121 miles from Las Vegas. […]
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Even though many people won’t consider visiting Grand Canyon in January (it’s the cold, right?), it can be a valuable experience. Seeing the snow falling down to the bottom of the Canyon? Being able to take pictures without photobombers? No need to worry about dehydration or heatstroke? All of those sound inviting, right? So, we […]
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The Grand Canyon is perhaps one of the most iconic landmarks in the world – certainly in the United States of America. Set slap bang in the middle of arid Arizona, it is a bucket list destination for almost every self-respecting traveler. A rare but beautiful landscape, the Grand Canyon spans an awesome 4,926 km². […]
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The geological marvel Grand Canyon is a wildly popular place. Wide vistas and majestic views attract over 6 million visitors each year. As a result, it can get a little crowded. But it does not mean that you cannot find some privacy there. You only need to know where to look. If you’d rather take […]
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While most visitors to the Grand Canyon experience its beauty in the spring, summer and fall, winter is still a great time to visit – mild temperatures in the inner canyon for the Grand Canyon hiker, fewer people, and the scenery is still amazing, especially when the rim is dusted with snow. It’s obvious that […]
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If you ever have the opportunity to, or the means to, visit the Grand Canyon. And not just view it from the top of the South Rim, like so many others do on their road trips across the West — don’t just stop for a day, take some photos, buy some souvenirs, and leave. Really visit it; […]
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Here is the full guide on how not to die at Grand Canyon, by Thomas M. Myers, MD (author of Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon). Get your own copy now — Click here. First Aid Shock SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS: Lightheadedness/dizziness; clammy, pale, or gray skin; rapid, shallow breathing; rapid, weak pulse; anxiety; drowsiness to a […]
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Here is the full guide on how not to die at Grand Canyon, by Thomas M. Myers, MD (author of Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon). Get your own copy now — Click here. What Can Kill You At Grand Canyon? (in order of likelihood) Common Causes 1. Heat Illness 2. Traumatic Falls 3. […]
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The Grand Canyon is visited by thousands of tourists every year because of the beauty of the natural wonder. However, the Grand Canyon also poses risks despite numerous safety measures. The Arizona Daily Sun reported that 685 people have fallen into the canyon. However, dying from dehydration or heat exhaustion is much more likely. The […]
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Even the most skeptical of travelers becomes awestruck at the sight of the Grand Canyon’s massive expanse of gorges, ridges and rock formations. So simply enjoying the view—from a variety of vantage points—is an activity that could take hours. One of the best ways to admire the canyon is on a hiking tour that takes […]
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Grand Canyon West: Why You Should Visit The West Rim
/in Grand Canyon StoriesIf you have seen Grand Canyon in movies, you are most likely looking at the South Rim. As 90% of travelers visit South Rim, it’s easy to forget that there are other rims as well, including West Rim at Grand Canyon. West Rim The West Rim, known as Grand Canyon West, is only 121 miles from Las Vegas. […]
Seasonal Grand Canyon: Why You Should Visit Grand Canyon in Winter
/in Grand Canyon StoriesEven though many people won’t consider visiting Grand Canyon in January (it’s the cold, right?), it can be a valuable experience. Seeing the snow falling down to the bottom of the Canyon? Being able to take pictures without photobombers? No need to worry about dehydration or heatstroke? All of those sound inviting, right? So, we […]
Best Places to Stay at the Grand Canyon
/in Grand Canyon StoriesThe Grand Canyon is perhaps one of the most iconic landmarks in the world – certainly in the United States of America. Set slap bang in the middle of arid Arizona, it is a bucket list destination for almost every self-respecting traveler. A rare but beautiful landscape, the Grand Canyon spans an awesome 4,926 km². […]
7 Hidden Gems at the Grand Canyon You Might Have Never Known Before
/in Grand Canyon StoriesThe geological marvel Grand Canyon is a wildly popular place. Wide vistas and majestic views attract over 6 million visitors each year. As a result, it can get a little crowded. But it does not mean that you cannot find some privacy there. You only need to know where to look. If you’d rather take […]
Winter Hiking Safety Tips at Grand Canyon
/in Grand Canyon TipsWhile most visitors to the Grand Canyon experience its beauty in the spring, summer and fall, winter is still a great time to visit – mild temperatures in the inner canyon for the Grand Canyon hiker, fewer people, and the scenery is still amazing, especially when the rim is dusted with snow. It’s obvious that […]
Top 4 Reasons To Visit Grand Canyon
/in Grand Canyon StoriesIf you ever have the opportunity to, or the means to, visit the Grand Canyon. And not just view it from the top of the South Rim, like so many others do on their road trips across the West — don’t just stop for a day, take some photos, buy some souvenirs, and leave. Really visit it; […]
At Grand Canyon: Prevention and First Aid Tips
/in Grand Canyon TipsHere is the full guide on how not to die at Grand Canyon, by Thomas M. Myers, MD (author of Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon). Get your own copy now — Click here. First Aid Shock SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS: Lightheadedness/dizziness; clammy, pale, or gray skin; rapid, shallow breathing; rapid, weak pulse; anxiety; drowsiness to a […]
Grand Canyon: How Not to Die Full Guide
/in Grand Canyon TipsHere is the full guide on how not to die at Grand Canyon, by Thomas M. Myers, MD (author of Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon). Get your own copy now — Click here. What Can Kill You At Grand Canyon? (in order of likelihood) Common Causes 1. Heat Illness 2. Traumatic Falls 3. […]
Safety Tips at Grand Canyon: How Not to Die
/in Grand Canyon TipsThe Grand Canyon is visited by thousands of tourists every year because of the beauty of the natural wonder. However, the Grand Canyon also poses risks despite numerous safety measures. The Arizona Daily Sun reported that 685 people have fallen into the canyon. However, dying from dehydration or heat exhaustion is much more likely. The […]
4 Grand Canyon Destinations You Must Visit
/in Grand Canyon StoriesEven the most skeptical of travelers becomes awestruck at the sight of the Grand Canyon’s massive expanse of gorges, ridges and rock formations. So simply enjoying the view—from a variety of vantage points—is an activity that could take hours. One of the best ways to admire the canyon is on a hiking tour that takes […]