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Grand Canyon National Park, Bright Angel Trail
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Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon. Bright Angel, North Kaibab. Bright Angel Trail, Top. The North Kaibab Trail. Goes down Bright Angel Creek. Bright Angel Trial does not go down Bright Angel Creek. The trail starts at the west end of the village, across from the shuttle transfer stop for the Hermits Rest route. Rock Strata Boundary, Coconino and Shale. Any trip down into the canyon is a geology lesson. The 3 Mile Resthouse provides a place to stop and rest. Maintained by Keith Price.
Grand Canyon National Park, East Rim Drive
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Desert View Drive, Grand Canyon National Park. Shorter is a relative distance term, it may not be easier, for the Phantom Ranch staff it is faster). Desert View (7438ft/2267M) is at the eastern end of the road accessible area of the park. The views include the Colorado River and the Colorado Plateau to the east or north. Much of the visible area to the east is the Navajo Nation. Moran Point. 7160ft/2182M. The next major viewpoint. Views to the West and across to Grandview Point. From the visitor center (...
Grand Canyon National Park, West Rim Drive
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West Rim Drive, Grand Canyon National Park. From Grand Canyon Village, starting at the Bright Angel Trailhead. Hermits Rest. At the western end of the road accessible park, the views include the river and the desert to the east. Pima Point. At least I think it is Pima. Pima to Hermits Rest is a very nice walk along the rim (1.1mi/1.8km). Hopi Point. From Hopi back to the village is generally downhill, so it might be a good walking option on your return. 6860ft/2091M. The Shuttle starts here. It i...
Grand Canyon National Park, Phantom Ranch
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Morning on the Colorado River at Phantom Ranch. Shadows linger long after the official sunrise. Morning on Bright Angel Creek at Phantom Ranch. Coming down the (South) Kaibab. Trail you finally sense that you will make it with the view of the boat beach, the lower (Black) bridge and Bright Angel Creek. The campground is in the trees, the Phantom Ranch lodge is up stream a bit. Ribbon Falls is a short (or maybe medium) walk up the North Kaibab trail. Toward the North Rim. Also use the Black Bridge.
Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Canyon Village
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Grand Canyon Village, Grand Canyon National Park. The village area is along the rim between Yaki Point and the Bright Angel Trail. Or between the trail down and the trail up. This is where the crowds are. You occasionally get views of the river, but do not get a true sense of how far down it really is (until you actually walk it). Glen Canyon Dam captures much of the red silt so that the river is usually green, but after heavy rains in eastern Arizona the river is visibly red. Thunderbird, Kachina, Brigh...
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Yosemite National Park, Books and other Resources
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Books to plan your visit to Yosemite. Books and Other Sources. There are several important resources to plan your trip, starting with the Park Service site with current information. DNC Parks and Resorts at Yosemite, Inc. The Gallery runs morning photo walks (they do provide some information, but can be slow going, call to reserve early) and longer photography workshops. Schaffer's book, Yosemite National Park: A Complete Hikers Guide, gives a good overview of trails throughout the park and a good discus...
Sequoia vs Redwood
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Sequoia vs. Redwood. They are often confused in peoples minds, but not if you actually look at them. First they grow in different climates and regions (though they will both survive, if not reproduce, in many different climates. Indeed there is a parking lot in Napa, CA with one of each (actually 2 redwoods, 1 sequoia). National Parks, but others are scattered along the western slopes, mostly in relatively moist areas. You may also be interested in Grand Canyon. Return to my Sequoia Kings Canyon home page.
Stereo Images and Imaging
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Each of these will open a new browser window, or reuse the previous one. Thus once you have the size adjusted you should be able to go through the list. The primary link is for Parallel Viewing (left view on the left). The Cross-Eyed link should work for cross-eyed viewing (i.e. the images are swapped - left view on the right). Grand Canyon, Grandview Point. Grand Canyon, Moran Point. Grand Canyon, Hopi Point. Canyon de Chelly, Ruin. Maintained by Keith Price. Return to Stereo Home.
Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Park Visitation
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Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Park Visitation. Where to stay in Sequoia? Sequoia National Park has eliminated the old (and poorly heated in the winter) cabin and motel facility in Giant Forest and replaced it with a modern (and more expensive) facility located outside of the Sequoia grove north of Lodgepole at Wuksachi Village (what you see of a "Village" is Wusachi Lodge. How to not drive as much in Sequoia. Your visit and especially pleasent day hikes, are enhanced by using the shuttles.
Tuolumne Meadows, Tioga Pass
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Tioga Road, Tuolumne Meadows. Many trailheads start from the road, which saves hikers from the long climb up from the valley floor. Winter and spring are possible only on skis or snow shoes, but summer and early fall are great times to visit and get away from the crowds. Especially fall when facilities are closing and there is no overnight parking allowed on the road - once it snows the road is closed. Olmstead Point provides a different view of Half Dome. The higher Clouds Rest (to the left) provide...
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grand canyon backpack
Arizona backpacking is fun! We'll be heading to the Grand Canyon in. Grand Canyon USGS, Phantom Ranch USGS. Hermit, Tonto, and Bright Angel Trails. Simon: So, what do you think? Mack: I think it's not all bad. From the movie Grand Canyon. November 25 - 29, 2010. This trip is already full! Please send me an email to be put on the waiting list. There are still rooms available there. Make your reservations soon! We'll have to be sure to check at the permit office before we head into the canyon. We'll have t...
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Grand Canyon Main Page
Our home is where we park it. Grand Canyon Main Page. Click on any picture to open a version with. Section on the Grand Canyon. This link will go directly to that section. The great beauty of the Grand Canyon is the scope and size. It is not the beauty of individual rock formations, but the vast number of canyons that come together and the unbelievable scale. Few national parks are clearly distinguishable from the space shuttle. The Grand Canyon cannot be missed when the shuttle goes over it. Be overly k...
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Grand Canyon National Park Overview
Grand Canyon National Park. Arizona, the state that fought for years to prevent Grand Canyon becoming a National Park, recognized the tremendous impact of Grand Canyon on the economy. The documentary Ken Burns: National Parks - America's Best Idea. Is a must-see. Grand Canyon and some of the difficulty in creating the park are covered. Including Roosevelt's use of the Antiquities Act originally intended for small sites to establish the original monument. Desert View (East) Drive, Grand Canyon. Hermits Re...
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Grand Canyon Tours - Helicopter, Airplane, 1-Day Rafting, Bus and More.
Planning a Trip to the Grand Canyon? Use My Reviews to Book the Best Tours at the Lowest Price. I'm Keith Kravitz and I'm a consumer travel writer dedicated to getting you the best deal possible on Grand Canyon tours. GrandCanyon123 is the site where I post up links to my tour review sites. My reviews ONLY feature the cream of the crop. Take a look. Then book your tour with confidence and. Enjoy the experience of a lifetime. Trip planning articles here:. South Rim - 50-Minute Deluxe Rules! Bus tours are ...
The Grand Canyon - Home
North and South Rim. Along with the historical features of the canyon, a big part of the experience in the Grand Canyon is enjoying the astonishing views of. Rise and sunset which are truly remarkable. Rays of sunshine bring beautiful colors to the already amazing red rocks. Sunrise and sunset are key moments for photographers as well as tourists from all over the planet. Views of sunrises and sunsets are enough to stay in your memory forever. Create a free website. Start your own free website.
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The Grand Canyon 2010 Project
GRAND CANYON 2010 PROJECT. A group of river enthusiasts set their goal in the summer of 2008: to obtain a private permit to raft the. In February of 2009 they succeeded in obtaining two river permits. Another year and a half later in October of 2010 the epic expedition set forth for. This site is a log and gallery of the journey.
