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It’s impossible to feel the imposing size of the Grand Canyon, and the strength of nature carving it, without a flight over the place. You may take a short flight from %L[http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/9eab8/cc416/
]Las Vegas but I preferred a different solution: since the prices in Las Vegas hotels raise a lot in weekends, I took an overnight flight on Friday, and with two nights sleeping in the Grand Canyon I had the chance to see it under storm and sunny weather, and furthermore, to fly over Lake Powel and rainbow Bridge, and a land tour in %L[http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/9eab8/d7916/
]Monument Valley. The trip was expensive (about $500, including lunch and two nights sleep), but with the savings in Vegas hotel it really justified the price. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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From above, everything seems small, flat, near and easy to access. Down there, everything is far away, rocky, dusty, and hard to cross. Maybe the helicopter would be the perfect solution to shorten the distances, allowing you to land here and there, in all those several points were the views make you regret for not being down there. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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In Portuguese we have a phrase "De volta da festa" which, literally translated is "back from the party", that we use in all the occasions where, after a strong enthusiasm doing something, the goal is achieved, and, afterwords, we have to clean, or dismount, or pay, or...anything annoying, where everybody finds, immediately, how tired we are! I don't know if, in English, you have something alike. If not, the explanation above seems enough to understand the title.
Well the "Grand Canyon Party" was over, and, in our way back to Las Vegas, our Portuguese phrase applied perfectly to all the group. Down there, the rain in the eve changed colors, the Colorado River looked different, and... Shut up, man! We are "de volta da festa". Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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If you've got the time, walk! It's a great place to do it! Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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You can try the mule if you're going down to the valley! Great experience! Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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CAR - Grand Canyon Village (SOUTH RIM) is located 60 miles north of Interstate 40 at Williams via highway 64, and 80 miles northwest of Flagstaff via highway 180. Only ten miles from rim to rim as the crow flies, the North Rim is 215 miles (about 4 1/2 hours) from the South Rim by car. The NORTH RIM is 44 miles south of Jacob Lake, AZ, via highway 67.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - Bus Service between Grand Canyon National Park and Flagstaff, Arizona is offered by Nava-Hopi Tours, 800-892-8687, and by South Rim Travel, 520-638-2748. Greyhound Bus Lines offers service from Flagstaff and Williams to points nationwide. Grand Canyon Railroad offers service between Williams and the canyon, 1-800-THE-TRAIN. A shuttle service is provided seasonally between the North Rim and the South Rim by Trans-Canyon Shuttle, 520-638-2820.
A free shuttle service is available year round throughout Grand Canyon Village and out to the South Kaibab Trailhead. From March to November, free shuttle service is available along Hermit Road. When the Hermits Rest shuttle bus is running, Hermit Road is closed to private vehicles. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Get cheap flights to Grand Canyon. Airports in the area include Grand Canyon (GCN). When you fly to Grand Canyon you can take in Rim, South, Overlooks & Points, Tours by Air, Scenery, Hikes, Sunrise / Sunset, Information / Sources, Photo Only, Flora / Fauna and Colorado River.. Check flights to Grand Canyon when you want to visit these nearby places: Grand Canyon National Park, Tusayan and North Rim.
- Kachina & Thunderbird Lodges Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon Village, South Rim, Grand Canyon, AZ - Quality Inn & Suites Canyon Plaza
Highway 64 PO Box 520, Grand Canyon, AZ - Bright Angel Lodge And Cabins
Highway 64 South Rim, Grand Canyon, AZ - Best Western Inn Williams Hotel
2600 W Rt 66, Grand Canyon, AZ - Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn
100 Highway 64 PO Box 130, Grand Canyon, AZ - El Tovar Hotel Grand Canyon
Apache Street and Center Road South Rim, Grand Canyon, AZ - Grand Canyon Inn
317 S State Route 64 Valle, Grand Canyon, AZ - The Grand Hotel
Highway 64 PO Box 3319, Grand Canyon, AZ - Holiday Inn Express Grand Canyon
Highway 64 PO Box 3245, Grand Canyon, AZ - Maswik Lodge Grand Canyon
Highway 64 South Rim 1 Main Street, Grand Canyon, AZ - Red Feather Lodge
106 Highway 64 PO Box 146, Grand Canyon, AZ
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