When most people think of Arizona, they think of heat, sand dunes, cactus, and rattlesnakes. Many do not realize that the only place you'll even find large concentrations of sand dunes in Arizona is near Yuma, right on the Arizona/California border! … Read more
You can download literature for planning your visit to the park directly from Grand Canyon's home page. The following documents are available there and will help you plan your trip here. The Trip Planner is an all around planner that includes … Read more
This page is provided for information only. Please note that I am not associated in any way with Grand Canyon National Park Lodges (which operates Phantom Ranch Lodge), Grand Canyon National Park, or … Read more
Backcountry permits are required for camping anywhere below the rim of Grand Canyon, including Bright Angel, Indian Garden and Cottonwood Campgrounds. The Canyon is divided into "Use Areas", and these … Read more
Every spring and fall, Grand Canyon National Park and the U.S. Forest Service take advantage of the mild weather conditions by conducting controlled burns. The purpose of these fires is to reduce the … Read more
Here you'll find general information and links that will help you in planning your trip to Sedona. Included here are links to sites for lodging, dining, backcountry road conditions, weather, alerts … Read more
