Arizona’s state mammal is the Ringtail and these cute little critters live in the Grand Canyon. Let’s take a closer look at them…..
Meet the Ringtail: The Grand Canyon’s Nighttime Visitor
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Meet the Ringtail: The Grand Canyon’s Nighttime Visitor
Meet the Ringtail: The Grand Canyon’s Nighttime Visitor When you think of wildlife in the Grand Canyon, your mind might jump to the majestic California condor soaring overhead or a herd of big horn sheep scaling the cliff walls. But the canyon holds a few nighttime...
Spotting Desert Bighorn Sheep on Your Grand Canyon Rafting Trip
Spotting Desert Bighorn Sheep on Your Grand Canyon Rafting Trip On every river trip I’ve taken through the Grand Canyon, the animals that get people the most excited are the desert bighorn sheep. And with good reason—these impressive mammals are fascinating to...
John Hance: From Miner to Mythmaker
John Hance: From Miner to Mythmaker The Grand Canyon’s history is filled with fascinating and colorful characters, and one of the most legendary among them is John Hance. Born in Tennessee in the late 1830s, Hance fought in the Civil War—believed to have served on the...
National Parks Week Playlist: Grand Canyon
It’s National Parks Week, and this year’s theme is “National Parks Playlist.” Just like music, the Grand Canyon means something different to everyone. We asked you which songs remind you of the Grand Canyon—and you delivered! From tracks that capture the...
Walking History: The Creation of Bass Trail
Walking History: The Creation of Bass Trail The Grand Canyon is home to countless trails, each with its own unique story woven into the rugged landscape. Today, we’re diving into the history of one such path: the Bass Trail. In the late 1800s, a handful of pioneers...