Grand Canyon

It is probably safe to say Grand Canyon National Park needs no introduction. As a premier destination of the National Park Service, the park is recognized worldwide as a natural wonder and cultural treasure. Essentially an inverted mountain range, Grand Canyon dives 6,000 feet down to the Colorado River offering geological glimpses into the history of the earth with unprecedented erosion. From rim to river, Grand Canyon preserves 11 ancestral tribal homelands and covers a range of ecosystems supporting life at all levels. From endless hiking and canyoneering to rafting and horseback riding, Grand Canyon is a southwest playground for the adventurous.