Before forcing it’s way to the Verde River, Parsons Creek meanders through a towering canyon abundant with obstructions. Rock ledges here and sharp-turns there.
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Unforgettable Arizona adventure tours
There are so many amazing sights to see in Arizona. An organized tour can help you see more in a short period without the hassles of permits and planning.
Grand Canyon mules rest along South Kaibab trail
A cross between a burro and a horse, the sure-footed mule is perfectly suited for navigating the long, steep trails … More
Historic El Tovar Hotel transcends time on Grand Canyon South Rim
Along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon sits the El Tovar hotel, known by travelers around the world for … More
Experience Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower up close
At a point high above an elbow in the Grand Canyon where the Colorado River shifts from south to west … More
Desert View offers unique perspective from Grand Canyon South Rim
Like an oasis for travelers, the Desert View Visitor Center awaits people arriving at the Grand Canyon’s south rim from … More
Monumental Battleship rock formation rises high from Grand Canyon
Of all the amazing sights to behold at the Grand Canyon, The Battleship rock formation is one of only a … More
Explore more of the Grand Canyon with a topographical map
There is so much more to explore in the Grand Canyon than first meets the eye. Many trails that take … More
Grand Canyon sunset painting stuns all who see it
There’s little doubt that the Grand Canyon inspires more artwork than any other Arizona wonder. And there’s a painting by … More
Ooh Aah Point in the Grand Canyon
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it.” ~ Matthew … More
The Wave is a rare treat for anyone lucky enough to score a permit
The Wave is one of Arizona’s most popular hiking destinations requires advance planning and a permit.
Supai Village preserves culture of ancestral people far from navigable roads
Deep in a remote finger of the Grand Canyon is Supai, AZ – a tiny, antiquated village inhabited by a few … More
