More Than A View - Grand Canyon In Depth Episode 01
Grand Canyon In Depth is a new video series that explores the natural and human history of Grand Canyon National Park.
In Episode 01,More Than A View, Park Ranger Stephanie Sutton invites us to go beyond the rim and explore all that Grand Canyon National Park has to offer; diverse life zones, landforms, and a rich cultural history.
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Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media and Grand Canyon Association, the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park.
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Grand Canyon National Park is bigger than the entire state of Rhode Island.
The Park comes in at a massive 1,904 square miles, while Rhode Island is around 1,212 square miles. In some places, the canyon itself is over a mile deep and ten miles across.
The Hopi Tribe considers the Grand Canyon a gateway to the afterlife.
The tribe has always placed great spiritual significance on the site. They believe that upon death, a person passes westward through a “place of emergence,” located upstream from the confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado rivers in the canyon, on his or her journey to the afterlife.
Temperatures vary greatly within the canyon.
From the rim of the canyon to its lowest point, the temperature can change by more than 25 degrees. The depths of the gorge are notoriously hot during the summer, while the North Rim is often below freezing in winter.
The canyon is full of hidden caves.
There are an estimated 1,000 caves within the canyon, but only 335 have been recorded. Only one cave is open to the public.
In 1909, the canyon was the site of a giant hoax.
The Arizona Gazette reported that archaeologists had discovered traces of an ancient Tibetan or Egyptian civilization in an underground tunnel in the canyon. The Smithsonian denied this entire story, claiming that they had no knowledge of the archaeologists. To this day, conspiracy theorists still believe this may have been a government cover-up.
The Grand Canyon was once home to a booming photo business!
The Kolb brothers discovered that they could make money photographing tourists while they were photographing the canyon for themselves. They would take a photo when the tourists departed on mules and sell them back when the riders returned from their journey. The Kolb Studio is located in Grand Canyon Village.
Despite being the most famous, the Grand Canyon is not actually the world’s deepest canyon.
Depending on how the depth of the gorge is measured, the Arizona landmark actually comes behind the Cotahuasi Canyon in Peru and the Kali Gandaki Gorge in Nepal.
he most dangerous animal in the canyon is actually the rock squirrel!
Even though Gila monsters and bighorn sheep also live there, visitors are most often bitten by this humble squirrel.
The drive from the North Rim Visitor Center to the South Rim Visitor Center is about 200 miles (320km) and takes roughly four hours.
This definitely puts the size of this marvel into perspective!
No one is completely sure about the age of the Grand Canyon.
It was long believed that the Colorado River started carving out the canyon six million years ago, but recent studies have shown this process may have actually started 70 million years ago.
The canyon is full of fossils.
Though none of them are from dinosaurs, since the canyon layers were formed long before dinosaurs walked the earth. It is, however, home to fossils of ancient marine animals that date back 1.2 billion years
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Hidden Waters - Grand Canyon In Depth Episode 02
Water is critical to life and even more vital during our current drought. Take a moment and discover how precious water is to Grand Canyon - and the American Southwest. - Ryan Christensen. filmmaker
In Episode 2 Hidden Waters, Travel with Grand Canyon National Park hydrologist, Cynthia Valle, Museum of Northern Arizona ecologist, Dr. Larry Stevens and University of New Mexico Geochemist, Dr. Laura J. Crossey to explore springs hidden deep within Grand Canyon.
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The ecosystems of Grand Canyon's seeps and springs represent some of the most complicated, diverse, productive, provocative, and threatened ecosystems on earth.
Learn which 10 of the 12 kinds of classified springs are found in Grand Canyon National Park.
Grand Canyon In Depth is the video series that explores the natural and human history of Grand Canyon. Park rangers, scientists, and historians take us beyond the rim of the canyon to discover the diversity of life and the extraordinary beauty of Grand Canyon National Park.
Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media and Grand Canyon Association, the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park.
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Bicycling the Hermit Road in Grand Canyon National Park. in this video we are going to get you prepared to bike Hermit Road on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. We will answer how to rent bikes in the grand canyon. The best biking in the grand canyon. biking the south rim? how to get to hermit's rest? can I bike hermit road? what are the bike trails like at the grand canyon? We'll show the best views from the South Rim of the grand canyon. We look forward to sharing all we know about bicycling Hermit Road from Grand Canyon Village to Hermit’s Rest. So let’s get started. Maps we use today are from the National Park Service. here is a link:
We didn't provide any video actually biking as our script didn't make enough time. So enjoy all the canyon views while you listen!
The focus of this video is Hermit Road and the Hermit Road Greenway Trail. However, The Grand Canyon Greenway has about 13 miles of paved asphalt trails built especially for bikes. Note that on these trails you will find hikers, walkers, and the occasional elk. Bikers must yield to pedestrians as a rule when in the Grand Canyon. The bike trails East of Grand Canyon Village are from the Visitor’s center and Campgrounds out to Kaibab Trail and Yaki Point and also South to Tusayan. The Tusayan trail is nice as parking is located south of the entrance station and people can find stress-free parking at Tusayan and bike into the park.
The best place we found to bike was Hermits road. The road from Bright Angel to Hermits rest is 7 miles one-way and during the busy months is only accessible via shuttle and bicycles. It’s not for everyone as the first hill is brutal for people who aren’t active. However, our 10 year old daughter rode this road well and therefore we would recommend it to anyone who is comfortable biking or choosing to e-bike. If you have littles you might consider taking a rope to tow your child up hills. The viewpoints are fantastic and on bikes you can go at your own pace. Make sure you pull over when shuttles drive by as it is a rule of the park. There are many other hills so expect to bike uphill from Hermits rest for most of the trip back to Bright Angel. We’ll put a link in the description with maps from the National Park Service.
Cycling in Grand Canyon National Park can be a lot of fun. However, the altitude is over 7,000 feet above sea level in some places on the rim. Altitude affects people in different ways so be cautious when biking the rim and drink a lot of water. Hot days can be especially difficult. If you feel shortness of breath or dizziness take frequent breaks and consider shortening your ride and if bad seek medical attention.
Hermit Road connects cyclists to the Hermit Road Greenway Trail. This trail is the exact placement of the original hermit road from 1912. We also saw California condors resting on a dead tree hidden in the woods. As another great bike trail the greenway travels from Monument Creek Vista to Pima Point and ending at Hermits rest, the trail is 2.8 miles one-way. We found this quiet trail to provide a great ride with twists and turns and small hills through pine forest with a handful of overlooks along the way. Hermit’s Rest is the destination at the end of the trail where you can find a souvenir shop with ice cream and other tourist essentials.
Renting bikes and e-bikes at the visitors center through Bright Angel Bicycles seemed to be the most convenient method of rental. We noticed a lot of traffic at the rental shop and they offer bike helmets too. Book Rental Reservations early as they do sell out. They are open 8-5pm in the Summer. We’ll put a link in our description so you can learn more. Continue planning your trip to the Grand Canyon by clicking the Playlist or video now.
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Grand Canyon National Park of Arizona - 4K Nature Documentary Film. Episode 1 - 1 Hour
Meet our new 4K nature documentary film from Grand Canyon National Park from and
Enjoy fabulous views from the best vistas in Grand Canyon, its' most iconic landscapes and perfect horizontal strata that reveals the geological history of the past 2 billion years. Carved out by the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon is the most spectacular place on our planet and is one of UNESCO World Heritage sites that attracts millions of tourists from all over the world. Its horizontal strata reveal the geological history of the past 2 billion years.
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Inside Grand Canyon National Park
Experience the grandeur and supreme spectacle of the Grand Canyon. This insider’s view of one of the world’s greatest natural wonders takes you rim-to-rim to hike hidden canyons, plunge into ancient pools, raft world-class rapids, discover manmade gems, and explore extreme backcountry. In the end, you will agree, the Grand Canyon is much more than ‘grand.’ It is sacred.
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Best Ways to Visit Grand Canyon in 4 Hours or Less.
One of the best ways you can experience the South Rim of Grand Canyon in 3 to 4 hours is to combine walking with shuttle bus riding. Learn ways to get out to spectacular scenic views, and visit the historic Grand Canyon Village.
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A Brief History of Grand Canyon National Park | National Geographic
Take a look at Grand Canyon National Park's first 100 years.
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One hundred years ago, on February 26, 1919, the Grand Canyon was designated as a national park. But the road to federal protection was not easy. In fact, at one point, the canyon was called “a profitless locality” by an early explorer. Find out how the Grand Canyon became one of America’s most visited—and beloved—national parks in this video celebrating its 100th anniversary.
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Phantom Ranch - Grand Canyon In Depth Episode 03
During this autumn season, we give thanks that special places like Phantom Ranch continue to exist. Here is a little love song for Phantom Ranch, the Heart of Grand Canyon
Phantom Ranch, is a historic oasis nestled at the bottom of Grand Canyon; a storied place that can only be reached on foot, by mule, or by rafting the Colorado River.
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Grand Canyon In Depth is a video podcast series that explores the natural and human history of Grand Canyon National Park. Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media and Grand Canyon Association, the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park.
Grand Canyon National Park (TRAVEL GUIDE) | Beautiful America Series | Episode# 1
Grand Canyon National Park travel guide in this beautiful America series by Hipfig for visitors.
Plan your visit to Grand Canyon using this Grand Canyon travel guide.
Grand Canyon National Park is in Arizona and is considered as one of the 7 natural wonders of the world.
1). Introduction to Grand Canyon National Park to new visitors interested in National parks and famous natural wonders in North America,
2). Information on how to get to Grand Canyon National Park South Rim by from cities like Flagstaff (Arizona), Las Vegas (Nevada), Phoenix (Arizona) and other surrounding cities,
3). Detailed information on this Grand Canyon National Park – North Rim and more popular South Rim area including South Rim Entrance, Entrance fee, Parking inside Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, Shuttle buses at Grand Canyon National Park South Rim area etc.,
4). Things to see and do at this Grand Canyon National Park South Rim area like visitor center, track around the south rim, hiking Rim trails, best places to watch Sunrise and Sunset, Accommodation inside Grand Canyon National Park South Rim area etc.,
5). Travel tips for first time visitors visiting Grand Canyon South Rim area of this National Park in Arizona.
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The Ultimate Visitor Guide to the Grand Canyon - Everything You Need to Know
In this video we break down everything you need to know about visiting the Grand Canyon from how to get there, what to see, when to visit, the best hikes, hotels, and dining - and more.
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Desert View Watchtower - Grand Canyon in Depth Episode 05
Perched on the edge of Grand Canyon, a surprising stone tower celebrates ancient mysteries of the Southwest.
The Desert View Watchtower is a monument to a time, a place and a people. Discover what inspired architect Mary Colter to build the Watchtower in 1932, and the significance it has to the many tribes that call Grand Canyon home.
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Things to Do in Grand Canyon National Park | Travel Guide 2024
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Legacy - Grand Canyon in Depth Episode 08
The Centennial of the National Park Service is an opportunity to reflect upon the conservation legacy of those who came before, those who protected these special lands, and to hear from present day Grand Canyon employees about what carrying on this tradition this means to them.
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Grand Canyon In Depth is a video podcast series that explores the natural and human history of Grand Canyon National Park. Join park rangers, scientists, and historians as they take us beyond the rim of the canyon to discover the diversity of life and the extraordinary beauty of Grand Canyon National Park.
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Grand Canyon: more than a view
A video by Park Ranger, Stephanie Sutton about the Grand Canyon
News: Grand Canyon Travel Guide???? Moran Point(2023)????
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Moran Point is named for Thomas Moran, an artist who is well know for landscape paintings of the western United States. Moran Point is located on Desert View Drive, and you can watch the changing light and shadows just as the artist did. This is a great spot to view the Sunset at the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, so arrive early if you plan to view the sunset.
Ground tours are available by Jeeps and Hummers that will take you to Moran Point, and several other amazing Grand Canyon Viewpoints.
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Mather point is one of the most visited Viewpoints at the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim. While there are several large parking lots at Mather Point, it's best to visit the Grand Canyon early in the morning, before 10 am, to get the best experience (and the best parking spot!).
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Kaibab Lake is located about 45 minutes from the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim. The lake is a popular spot for fishing and picnicking, as well as for RV and motorhome campers. With Grand Canyon National Park less than an hour away, and several other cultural and historic sites nearby, the location is a hotspot for recreation, learning and sightseeing.
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