by Eva Hatch | Jan 14, 2026 | 90 Years in Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Adventures
Stanton’s Cave Split Twig Figurines in Letters On Bus Hatch’s first expedition through the Grand Canyon in 1934, he discovered a couple of split twig figurines in a cave that we now call Stanton’s cave. We recently stumbled upon two letters from Clyde Eddy...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 7, 2026 | About Grand Canyon
The Seasons in Grand Canyon When people think of the Grand Canyon, one of the first thoughts they have is that it’s a very hot desert environment — and while that is true, it’s not that hot for a good portion of the year. The Grand Canyon experiences the full...
by Eva Hatch | Dec 17, 2025 | Tips Tricks and Info on Colorado River Rafting
River-Ready Gifts: The Perfect Holiday Gift Ideas for Grand Canyon Adventurers With the holidays coming up, gift shopping is in full swing and if you know someone heading down the river this upcoming summer, what better gift to give than something they’ll...
by Eva Hatch | Oct 22, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon Q&A: A Conversation with 7th Graders This past week, I got a call from our office asking if I’d be willing to talk to some seventh graders about the Grand Canyon. It was definitely an unusual request for me, but of course I said yes. When I...
by Eva Hatch | Oct 15, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
Stanton’s Cave: An Archaeological Gem in the Grand Canyon The Grand Canyon is full of archaeological and paleontological wonders, but one site that truly stands out for its unique treasures is Stanton’s Cave. Named after Robert Brewster Stanton, the cave was...