The Grand Canyon’s South Rim is an incredible destination for tourists and locals. 1st timers will be awe struck with the views and can easily spend the who day taking them in. For everyone else, there are plenty of hiking, camping and nature to be enjoyed. Read our primer on the Grand Canyon’s South Rim and plan your visit.
Riding the rails to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim from Williams AZ: The Gateway to The Grand Canyon.
Trail Courtesy Practices The South Kaibab, Bright Angel, and North Kaibab Trails (known as the Corridor Trails) meet at the bottom of the canyon near the only bridges that span the Colorado River. Together, they create the popular cross-canyon “Corridor”. The Corridor Trails provide a diversity of recreational opportunities for hikers, backpackers, mule riders, and runners. With so many of…
Excellent and rare opportunity to own 125 contiguous acres with access directly off Highway 64. This property is minutes away from the South rim of the Grand Canyon, Valle and Williams. There is a large steel water tank on property, horse corrals and plenty of area for cattle or horse grazing. The sale consists of…
On February 26, 1919 Grand Canyon National Park was designated as a national park. To celebrate the 98th birthday of that special event, the National Park Service is hosting a community luau from 4-7 p.m. Feb. 24 at Big E’s Steakhouse and Saloon. According to Grand Canyon News The event is free and community members from…