The Abyss

Grand Canyon National Park, nestled entirely within Arizona, features a breathtaking 278 miles of the Colorado River and surrounding uplands, showcasing one of the world's most extraordinary examples of erosion. It stands as a significant cultural site, home to the ancestral lands of 11 present-day Tribal Communities, offering visitors unparalleled vistas from its north and south rims.

The park presents a wealth of activities including hiking, stargazing, and guided tours, while also providing essential services such as lodging and camping. Visitors can explore its stunning landscapes, participate in ranger-led programs, and engage with Indigenous artists through cultural demonstrations.

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