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Regardless of how you view the Grand Canyon - braving the river rapids, hiking from rim to rim, riding a mule or stopping your car at lookouts - you won't leave without experiencing the wonderment that this awe-inspiring gorge evokes in the millions of visitors who come to see it each year. The majestic canyon, an ever-changing display of colors, stretches nearly 280 miles from end to end, is ten miles wide on the average and descends 6,000 feet at its deepest point. Take the scenic East or... more » Regardless of how you view the Grand Canyon - braving the river rapids, hiking from rim to rim, riding a mule or stopping your car at lookouts - you won't leave without experiencing the wonderment that this awe-inspiring gorge evokes in the millions of visitors who come to see it each year. The majestic canyon, an ever-changing display of colors, stretches nearly 280 miles from end to end, is ten miles wide on the average and descends 6,000 feet at its deepest point. Take the scenic East or West Rim drive or descend into the "Inner Canyon" by foot, mule or a raft down the Colorado River, where thrilling rapids are interspersed with calmer waters. Hike down to the Havasupai Falls, where shimmering turquoise water cascades into a crystal pool below. Hiking trails abound and, for the fittest of hikers, the 21-mile rim to rim hike, while grueling in parts, is a rewarding journey. Whether watching the incredible sunset from Lipan Point, trekking down the Bright Angel Trail, the backpackers favorite, or picnicking at the popular Vista Encantadora viewing area, you'll understand why President Theodore Roosevelt declared the canyon a National Monument in 1908, calling it "the one great site which every American...should see." « less
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“Expensive...Limited menu”

Yipee-ei-o!! The Steakhouse

2 of 5 stars
Amy2667
Vegas
Nov 20, 2009

Wow, two dinners and two beers and we have a 58 dollar bill....the beers were 6 bucks...holy cow...they did not have a single healthy thing on the menu... the salad were all iceberg lettuce and ranch...more

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El Tovar Lounge

2 of 5 stars
Amy2667
Vegas
Nov 20, 2009

Bad food...just order drinks....the appetizer was ridiculous...goat cheese and salmon crostini that HAD NO GOAT CHEESE! jesus. more

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Red Feather Lodge

4 of 5 stars
SpainSailor
Portugal
Nov 20, 2009

No issues with Red Feather. Right outside the park in Tusayan. Our room was quiet and within walking distance tother larger hotels which had full restuarants and bars. We always rent a car when we...more

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