See the Grand Canyon from Various Vantage Points
Whether by air or land, the Grand Canyon is an amazing experience to behold. And when visiting the area you’ll certainly have a number of options in regards to how you choose to take in the majesty of the Canyon. Thrilling helicopter flights, immersive 4×4 excursions and nostalgic train rides are just a sample of options available. So start planning, and get your Grand Canyon vacation in motion today!
Imperial Helicopter Tour
With the Imperial Helicopter Tour you’ll have the chance to pass over the renowned Painted Desert en route to experiencing the Eastern and Northern portions of the Grand Canyon. The Painted Desert is a badlands park just southeast of the Canyon that is named after the multi-hued effect created by the various forms of mud, sandstone and volcanic ash that has settled and is constantly being eroded by nature. And while the Painted Desert offers more than enough photo opportunities, it’s the tremendous sights of the Colorado River cutting through the Grand Canyon’s northeastern parts that will truly leave you breathless.
Grand Canyon Railway Budd Coach
The Grand Canyon Railway Budd Coach may not be the most intensive tour of the Grand Canyon area, but it does offer beautiful sights wrapped in a nostalgic setting. Along the tour you’ll ride in famous Budd Coach from the 30′s and 40′s as the scenic sights of the Grand Canyon calmly pass by. In total, you’ll ride from the Williams Depot to the Grand Canyon Depot, be given a few hours to explore the Canyon, and then return to the Williams Depot. If you’re looking to explore the Grand Canyon in grand atmosphere, then the Grand Canyon Railway Budd Coach is for you.
Monument Valley Diamond
You’ll travel by both plane and 4×4 during the Monument Valley Diamond tour for a multi-faceted look into the areas surrounding the Grand Canyon. Along the journey you’ll be guided to popular sites including John Ford’s Point and Navajo reservations. From exploring the barren beauty of the desert region to better understanding the culture that originated in the area, Monument Valley Diamond is an interesting look into the Grand Canyon area and the Southwest.
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