by Eva Hatch | Jan 31, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
Lee’s Ferry and Lonely Dell: A Remote Spot with a Story To Raft through the Grand Canyon you begin at a place called Lee’s Ferry, the only spot for the next 200 miles of the Colorado River where river runners can launch their boats! But it wasn’t always just a...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 24, 2025 | 90 Years in Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Expeditions of the Past
The Hatch and Eggert Expedition: Documenting the Colorado and Green’s Wild Legacy The expedition led by Don Hatch and Charlie Eggert in 1955 holds the distinction of being the last complete journey down the Green and Colorado Rivers in the same way that John...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 22, 2025 | Grand Canyon Adventures, Rafting Expeditions
4 Unmatched Perks of an Oar-Powered Grand Canyon Rafting Trip The Grand Canyon is one of the most awe-inspiring places on Earth, and there’s no better way to experience its raw beauty and rugged charm than from the water. While there are several ways to raft the...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 15, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
4 Incredible Sights to Explore on an Upper Grand Canyon Rafting Trip The Upper Grand Canyon is a treasure trove of awe-inspiring sights, blending natural beauty, geological marvels, and rich history. Whether you’re a botanist, a geologist, a historian, or just...
by Eva Hatch | Jan 10, 2025 | About Grand Canyon
The Kaibab Suspension Bridge: The Creation of a Grand Canyon Landmark As you near the halfway point of your journey, you’ll pass beneath one of the Grand Canyon’s most impressive engineering feats: the Kaibab Suspension Bridge, also known as the Black Bridge....