04th August 2011
Every year, from July to September, a season referred to as monsoon descends on Grand Canyon West, creating spectacular thunder and lightning storms that have thrilled travelers for years. Needless to say, there's risks related to lightning. Nonetheless, ...
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04th August 2011
At the West Rim, summer temperatures start in June and end in September. During this time, highs will surpass 100 degrees, and lows will play in the low 80's. No matter how you slice it, it's hot. And understanding how to travel in such extreme heat will ...
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03rd August 2011
Papillon Helicopters is renowned for it's Grand Canyon South Rim tours. I was in charge of the family's canyon trip this holiday season. Obviously, I booked with Papillon. Here's a quick review of my trip:
There were six of us. We stayed at El Tovar in...
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02nd August 2011
You've reserved your Grand Canyon heli and you're excited as heck to get up in the air. Before you buckle up, Make sure you first create a list of what to bring. Here's what I suggest you take to help make your flight picture-perfect:
All Seasons
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26th July 2011
If you would like see as much of Grand Canyon National Park as you possibly can in 1 day, go on a Grand Canyon helicopter trip of the South Rim. These flights are spectacular and take you inside the heart of the canyon, delivering unforgettable aerial sig...
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17th June 2011
No visit to Vegas is complete without a trip to the Grand Canyon Glass Bridge. When compared to the cost of other Vegas attractions, the bridge is a consummate bargain. But only if you purchase the right package.
I have been covering the Glass Bridge f...
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14th June 2011
The most difficult part about taking a Grand Canyon tour is deciding to check out the South Rim or the West Rim. They are both fantastic destinations. So, as a way to break this tie, I'm going to do a brief rim-by-rim comparison that will ensure you're pa...
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10th June 2011
There are numerous ways to see the Grand Canyon. Nothing, however, stacks up to taking a canyon air tour. Two kinds are available: Chopper and plane. Both fly the West Rim and the South Rim. Let us take a closer look at these wonderful trips:
Grand Can...
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09th June 2011
Wise travelers understand that Grand Canyon bus tours from Las Vegas are the most inexpensive way to check this out majestic natural wonder. Prices begin at $80 per person and offers can be extended to include some terrific side-trips. If you've managed t...
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02nd June 2011
The Grand Canyon glass walkway is one of the canyon's most famous sights. Located at the edge of the West Rim, the walkway lets you walk past the edge and directly into the abyss. The moment is totally gravity defying. Do it once and you can scratch space...
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27th May 2011
Grand Canyon helicopter tours are a thrilling way to see the National Park. But more importantly, they're simplest way to discover the park should you have just a day or two to do it.
Starting Points
The West Rim and the South Rim are the only locat...
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18th May 2011
Sin City is known for dramatic things to do. Grand Canyon helicopter trips are no exception. Right on time for summer, you can now fly to the bottom of the canyon, boat down the Colorado River and walk the Glass Bridge. And you do all of this in one day! ...
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10th May 2011
The Grand Canyon is among the most majestic places on earth. Yearly, more than five million people visit it. Most will discover it from the edge or from one of the famed lookouts. Indeed, it's an incredible sight. But you're cheating yourself. The top vie...
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05th May 2011
How does one put the Grand Canyon into perspective? Take an airplane ride. These air trips show in an hour what would take days on the ground. Its what makes them so popular and it's why I strongly suggest you buy your seats ahead of time. Listed below ar...
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04th May 2011
If you plan on exploring Grand Canyon from Vegas, You ought to go on a luxury motor coach. Don't let the word "luxury" spook you. Coach tours are just about the most economical way to look at the canyon. It's also the reason visitors sign up for them in d...
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