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Pioneering the Best Trails in the Southwest
A $14 million road improvement initiative is in full swing at Grand Canyon National Park. As one component of the 2018 Federal Highways Administration project, major intersections throughout Grand Canyon Village and the Desert View area, as well as …
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Beginning March 1st, the National Park Service will resume it’s free shuttle service from various stops in the gateway community of Tusayan into Grand Canyon National Park. With over 200,000 passengers in 2017 alone, the popular transport eliminated …
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Beginning this fall, an eight-mile trail will allow cyclists, pedestrians, and equestrians to enter the park on foot (or hoof). This latest installment in the "Greenway" (a park trail system conceived during the 1995 General Management Plan) will …
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It's been an amazing journey for humankind at Grand Canyon. From the nomadic, large spear hunters of 10,000 B.C. to today's camera phone wielding visitors, the constant has always been the yawning chasm that continues to attract subsequent …
Continue Reading about Digging the Past: Archaeology Day Sheds Light on Past Culture
The National Park Service at Grand Canyon has expanded its free in-park shuttle bus service to include regular service from Grand Canyon Village to the nearby community of Tusayan (a few miles south of the South Rim Entrance Station on Highway 64), …
Continue Reading about New Shuttle Bus Routes a Big Hit with Visitors
