The Basketweaver culture lived in the Grand Canyon from roughly 550 to 825 C.E. They are named after their high-quality weaved baskets. In fact, these baskets are so tightly constructed, ...

The group Save the Confluence, a coalition of Navajo who oppose the Grand Canyon Escalade development on the canyon’s rim, erected this hand-painted sign on Highway 89 near the entrance to the park.

Today, the United States’ first gay travel company offers trips to Antarctica, New Zealand, the Galapagos Islands and Paris, among many other beloved and far-flung places. But it began 52 years ago ...

The majority of the canyon's services and facilities – campgrounds, lodges, guided tours, etc. – are located on the popular South Rim. Because the Grand Canyon is a national park, be aware ...

The Grand Canyon National Park sees an average of 25,000 lightning strikes a year. Lightning is generally attracted to the canyon's edges because it is attracted to the ground.

Among the numberless dreams animating the world’s numberless bucket lists, there surely lurks a desire to walk the entire length of the Grand Canyon. Anyone so afflicted would be well advised to ...