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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We Made A Big Mistake! | Grand Canyon National Park South Rim
I can't explain to you, and no video I've watched so far, explains it either: how breathtaking the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim is! This week, we are in Tusayan, Arizona and today is THE DAY we get to explore the Grand Canyon National Park! I am so excited to show you how to get into the park, some of the popular trails like Bright Angel Trail and South Kaibob to Ooh Aah Point trails. I made a list of places to eat and sleep if you want to spend your entire trip immersed inside this beautiful desert oasis.
BUT, we also made a big mistake on this trip, so learn from our mistakes and don't let it happen to you. This video also gives you a brief look at parts of Desert View Drive, and we venture that entire route in an upcoming video, so be sure you're subscribed so you don't miss those uploads!
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The 11 Best Stops on a Las Vegas to The Grand Canyon Road Trip
Driving between Las Vegas and The Grand Canyon is one of the most popular road trips in the United States. Luckily, there is a lot of great places to stop on the trip. From National Parks, architectural wonders, places filled with history, quirky roadside stops, and even monsters, this drive has it all.
In this video we drive from the Las Vegas Strip and stop at what we think are the best stops on the way to the Grand Canyon's South Rim.
If you are driving from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas, be sure to use this list in reverse. :)
00:00 Intro
01:47 Nevada State Railroad Museum
02:27 Tom Devlin's Monster Museum
03:47 Lake Mead National Recreation Area
04:31 Hoover Dam
07:21 Arizona Last Stop
07:53 Kingman Visitor Center and Route 66 Museum
08:52 Seligman, Arizona
09:47 Ash Fork Route 66 Museum
10:36 Williams, Arizona
11:46 Raptor Ranch
13:02 Tusayan, Arizona
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Fastpacking The Grand Canyon | Full Documentary
In this video, the Outdoor Vitals team sets out to fastpack the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim. From the South Kaibab Trail, the group starts running with all their camping and backpacking gear (along with some prototype fastpacks created by OV) down to the Colorado River. After crossing to the other side of the Grand Canyon, the group makes their way into the world-famous Phantom Ranch and Bright Angel Campground for a brief break, before making their way through the side canyon, all the way up the North Kaibab Trail to the North Rim. Though that's where most hikers and runners end their journey, the OV team turns right around to go back down into the canyon, camp in the Bright Angel Campground, and then hike their way back out the Bright Angel Trail. At over 49 miles, the double crossing of the Grand Canyon turns out to be a harrowing journey for some, and an impossible one for others. We hope you enjoy this little documentary's journey, drama, action, and breathtaking views.
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00:27 Intro to Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim
01:33 Heading to the Canyon
04:45 Running Down South Kaibab
11:58 The Colorado River and Phantom Ranch
14:41 Running and Hiking to Manzanita Campground
19:23 Climbing to the North Rim
25:26 The Top of the North Rim
27:40 Descending the North Rim
34:26 Hiking Out the South Rim through the Bright Angel Trail
39:18 Lessons Learned and Mexican Food
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Why Grand Canyon National Park restricted South Kaibab trail | South Kaibab to Bright Angel 4K HDR
The South Kaibab trail is one of the three rim to rim corridor trails, and as such is one of the most popular trails into the canyon. In this video, we'll hike down the south Kaibab trail, across the Tonto Trail, and then up the Bright Angel Trail while discussing how Grand Canyon National Park emergency rescue teams were overwhelmed in the 1990s and why access to the South Kaibab trailhead has been restricted for close to thirty years.
The internet and online culture are absolutely brimming with bucket list, must dos, and top 10 lists and so on. But could it be that those lists are not only sabotaging park visitors, leading to people delving too deep, and resulting in skyrocketing emergency incidents within the canyon? And might those rising emergency incidents result in more restrictions in the future?
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What to know about mule rides at the Grand Canyon [north & south rims, booking, what to expect]
The mule rides at the Grand Canyon should be on everyone's bucket list. Find out what's available, how to secure one, and what to expect the day of your ride. Plus learn a little bit about mules. Thanks for watching!
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Exploring the Grand Canyon Pioneer Cemetery
Tucked away in a quiet area near the park's headquarters you can find the Grand Canyon Pioneer Cemetery, the resting place for many of the people who helped build the park into what it is today. A number of the Grand Canyon's historic pioneers are buried here.
The cemetery actually predates the National Park, with the first burial taking place there in January 1919, just weeks before the Grand Canyon would become a National Park. in all there are some 400 individual graves in the Grand Canyon Pioneer Cemetery, along with a mass grave for unidentified remains from one of the planes involved in the June 30, 1956 plane crash over the Grand Canyon.
In this video we explore the cemetery, look at a number of the memorials, and talk about some of the historic figures buried there.
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0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Tip #1: How To Get To Grand Canyon National Park
1:37 - Tip #2: How To Get Around & Where To Park
2:26 - Tip #3: Most Popular Hikes
3:33 - Tip #4: Best Hikes For Your Skill Level
7:25 - Tip #5: What To Wear
8:21 - Tip #6: Best Viewpoints For Sunrise
9:02 - Tip #7: Best Viewpoints For Sunset
9:42 - Tip #8: Where To Say
10:56 - Tip #9: Where To Eat
11:25 - Tip #10: Best Time To Visit
BUCKET LIST TRAVEL - We made it to the GRAND CANYON
Do you have a bucket list? A list of things to do before you die. Today we tick one of ours off the list as we take Trudy our van to the Grand Canyon!
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We’re Marianne & Chris, a happily married couple from the UK. Marianne is a living kidney donor to her best friend, and realising that life was for living and never really knowing what’s round the corner - we decided to fulfil our dream of travelling full time.
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Rim to rim: The Essential Guide Part 3 | Grand Canyon National Park 4K HDR
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Rim to rim across the grand canyon may well be the grandest hike in the world, but crossing the grand canyon on foot is not a trek to be undertaken lightly. This is the final entry in the Essential Rim to Rim guide. If you plan to hike anywhere in the canyon, and most especially if you plan to hike or run rim to rim then this full series is absolutely critical viewing.
Far too many people are entering the canyon with bad advice they've gotten from the internet or elsewhere and it's leading to a startling number of deaths in the grand canyon.
This series helps you get the most out of your grand canyon visit and helps you gain the knowledge you need to fall in love with the canyon and explore this natural wonder safely.
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Misinformation kills - 0:27
Recap - 0:50
Rim to Rim Routes - 1:37
Boat Beach and Colorado River - 3:02
Secret to Success - 4:46
How difficult is the climb out of the Grand Canyon - 6:58
Kaibab Suspension (Black) Bridge - 9:58
Bright Angel (Silver) Bridge - 11:50
Mules, the best and worst part of hiking in the Grand Canyon - 12:07
How to pack like a pro - 14:57
Choosing a backpack - 15:20
Choosing footwear - 17:00
Selecting your clothing - 18:30
Trekking poles? - 19:33
Critical Water Information - 20:12
When nature calls and first aid - 21:25
The Tip Off - 22:43
My biggest mistake crossing rim to rim - 24:35
Reaching the South Kaibab Trailhead - 26:41
Critical Recovery and Logistics Info - 27:35
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Things to do at Grand Canyon WEST RIM
You’re finally planning a trip to the GRAND CANYON, but… where do you start? What points can you visit? Where is the Skywalk? What else is there to do?
All these questions and more are addressed in this 2-part video series on what you can do at the Grand Canyon.
In this video, we cover the major points of interest at the West Rim of the Grand Canyon—also known as Grand Canyon West. It is important to note that the West Rim is NOT a part of Grand Canyon National Park, and is Hualapai Indian Tribal Territory.
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If you choose to drive, you will likely be coming from either Las Vegas or Arizona. The drive time from Las Vegas, NV, is approximately 2-3 hours. From Flagstaff, the drive is 3.5 hours, and from Phoenix–approximately 4 hours. Admission into Grand Canyon West requires the purchase of a Legacy Ticket, which can be found on Grand Canyon West’s website.
2. Fly
Grand Canyon West Airport is a public airport at the West Rim. You can fly in via either helicopter or airplane. If you choose to fly with Maverick Helicopters or Maverick Airlines, you have the option of departing from Las Vegas (Maverick Helicopters) or Henderson (Maverick Airlines).
If you would like extended exploration time at Grand Canyon West, we recommend our Skywalk Odyssey or Indian Territory experience, where you will be flown into the Grand Canyon West Airport and shuttled to Eagle Point. From Eagle Point, you have your own time to explore and utilize the hop-on-hop-off shuttle to visit other points. Additionally, the Indian Territory experience includes a helicopter landing at our private landing bluff, located at the bottom of the canyon. Admission into Grand Canyon West is included in both tours. Skywalk is included in the Skywalk Odyssey, and an optional experience for the Indian Territory.
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Yellowstone National Park Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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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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1 Day in Page: Canyon X + Horseshoe Bend | Arizona Day 4
Our last full day in Arizona was spent exploring Page, Arizona, a small town in Northern Arizona that is home to many incredible natural wonders, like Horseshoe Bend and the crazy popular Antelope Canyon. We enjoyed an amazing sunrise at Horseshoe Bend and then skipped the traditional Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon experience and went to Canyon X instead! It was an AWESOME day!
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There's more to Grand Canyon than meets the eye | LOCALS | Travel + Leisure
My grandparents would tell me the Colorado River is a female. Whenever I would go on the river, my grandmother would always say, 'You know, be careful - she's strong. You never know what she's going to do. But as long as you treat her right, she'll treat you right.' In this episode of Locals, Andrea Nieto, the Operations Manager for Hualapai River Runners, shows us the Grand Canyon through her eyes. Come run the river with us!My grandparents would tell me the Colorado River is a female. Whenever I would go on the river, my grandmother would always say, 'You know, be careful - she's strong. You never know what she's going to do. But as long as you treat her right, she'll treat you right.' In this episode of Locals, Andrea Nieto, the Operations Manager for Hualapai River Runners, shows us the Grand Canyon through her eyes. Come run the river with us!
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GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK: Ultimate Travel Guide
Everything you need to know before you go to the Grand Canyon National Park. The Grand Canyon is the 2nd most visited National Park with nearly 5 million visitors per year. It's a sprawling 1,218-square-mile natural wonder in Arizona, carved by the mighty Colorado River over millions of years. The canyon itself is a mile deep and up to 18 miles wide, offering breathtaking vistas and a glimpse into millions of years of geological history. Most people think of the Grand Canyon as a desert, but it’s actually a forest! It’s set at an elevation of 7,000 feet and it’s home to tons of greenery and wildlife too. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a casual sightseeing enthusiast, the Grand Canyon National Park has something to offer everyone… but there’s so much more to do than just hiking and views that we’ll talk about in Things to do.
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03:39 Getting in Grand Canyon National Park
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DJI Mic 2:
Pacsafe LS250 Anti-theft Shoulder Bag:
???? My walking tour gear:
DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Combo:
???? My live stream and studio gear:
Sony A7SIII Camera:
Sony ECM-B1M Microphone:
Below The Rim: Traversing the Grand Canyon from Lipan Point to South Kaibab
My first time seeing the Grand Canyon was nothing short of exceptional. Of course, I wouldn’t be satisfied with simply viewing it from the rim. I needed to venture below the rim in order to get the full experience, and with the North Rim closed, a traditional rim to rim wasn’t going to cut it.
My PCT pal, Stickerz was section hiking the Hayduke, so we formulated a rough plan to meet at the Grand Canyon. I lightly researched a route that left the South Rim at Lipan Point, taking the Tanner Trail to the Escalante Route, to the Tonto Trail before meeting up with the South Kaibab to climb back out of the canyon, and she had secured permits weeks before her departure for the Hayduke, so we were set.
We backpacked for four days below the rim, for a total of 56.1 miles and at least 22,000 feet of elevation change and this video is a recap of that journey. It was a rigorous and rewarding hike and I anticipate its influence leading to many Grand Canyon visits in my future.
A full gear list for my Grand Canyon hike can be found here:
What I use to make my videos:
Epidemic Sound (for music):
DJI Osmo Pocket 2:
Rode Video Microphone:
Peak Design Camera Clip:
Sony A6100:
microSD (for DIJI) w/4K capabilities:
SD (for Sony):
Joby Tripod (mostly used with cellphone):
LaCie 2TB external hard drive:
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