Attracting more than six million annual visitors, the Grand Canyon is one of America's natural gems. Located in Arizona, this national park offers plenty of exciting outdoor adventures, including hiking, camping, biking and rafting. From the American Bison to the Bald Eagle, you might also see flagship animals in protected habitats. Click to book your Grand Canyon tours.
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Hiking and Recreation
Having partially paved paths in its 13-mile stretch, the Rim Trail is one of the most popular trails in the Grand Canyon. The hike along this relatively flat terrain is easy to moderate for the average visitor. Having a much steeper layout, the Bright Angel Trail offers challenging adventures for experienced hikers. The elevation changes by more than 3,000 feet in some parts of the trail. Additionally, the South Kaibab Trail is another major trail that runs through the South Rim. Bright Angel Point is perhaps the easiest trail that's located in the North Rim. A roundtrip on the Widforss Trail might take up to six hours. Spanning approximately four miles, the North Kaibab Trail partially cuts through forest. Rafting on the Colorado River is another popular activity at this national landmark. Mountain biking and mule tours are some great options for exploring the slopes of the stunning landscapes. While exploring the vast terrains, visitors might encounter fascinating wildlife, such as the American Bison, elk and Bighorn Sheep. An elusive predator, the Mountain Lion is one of the largest animals in the park. Some reptiles that are native to the area include the Gila Monster, Tree Lizard, Sonoran Gopher Snake and Glossy Snake. Hundreds of bird species also soar above the canyon, including the Prairie Falcon, American Kestrel and Bald Eagle.Visiting Grand Canyon

Location: Cuts through approximately 280 miles in northwestern Arizona, Nevada, USA
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