The Grand Canyon’s history is filled with fascinating and colorful characters, and one of the most legendary among them is John Hance.
John Hance: From Miner to Mythmaker
read more
The History of the Bright Angel Trail
The History of the Bright Angel Trail The Bright Angel Trail is one of the most iconic paths in the Grand Canyon, and its history stretches far beyond its current status as a premier hiking route. Long before tourists and park rangers arrived, the trail was...
Grand Canyon Gems: Elves Chasm
Grand Canyon Gems: Elves Chasm The Grand Canyon is full of hidden treasures, and one of its most stunning secrets is Elves Chasm. If you’re floating down the river, you might pass right by it without even realizing. From the river, it might just look like a...
4 Fascinating Butterflies and Moths of the Grand Canyon
4 Fascinating Butterflies and Moths of the Grand Canyon Spring is here, and with it comes an abundance of plant life — and butterflies and moths! The Grand Canyon is home to nearly 300 species of these fascinating insects. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most...
Why June is Ideal for Your Grand Canyon Rafting Trip
Why June is Ideal for Your Grand Canyon Rafting Trip June is one of the most popular months for rafting in the Grand Canyon, and it’s easy to see why. If you’re considering an adventure down the Colorado River, here are some reasons why June is such an ideal...
Mary Colter: Quietly Building the Grand Canyon
Mary Colter: Quietly Building the Grand Canyon “Don Alphonso de los Pajaros walked one last time among the peacocks. The market crash of 1929 had wiped him out. La Posada, his family home for 120 years, had been sold to the Santa Fe Railway. The childless Don Alphonso...