Grand Canyon Hiking
Grand Canyon Traveler | Apr 14, 2010 | Comments 21
A favored way to get to the bottom of the Grand Canyon is by hiking. However, you will want to be prepared so that this is memorable experience for you. Watch this video to get prepared for your Grand Canyon Hike
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Stay away from the horse trails unless you like poop.
Desert view to Grandview is the best. Did it twice it was so good.
What song is this? Exquisite.
Actually, you don’t need a reservation / permit to do a day hike in the Grand Canyon. You only need a permit or reservation if you plan to camp overnight in the canyon. I’d tell anyone who planed to visit to hike one of the trails, even if only a little way. The views change dramatically and the crowds thin out a lot even if you only hike half a mile or so down the trail!
is camera allow?
anyway if you do manage to fill it with cement I hope you settle for a nice grid road pattern, similar to the one you decorated the state of Missouri with
why isn’t it filled with cement yet? is it too expensive?
I still haven’t been to the Grand canyon. That’s kina embarrasing.
no, the grand canyon was made by natural errosion from rivers over 6 million years
is it true that a meteor hit ther and made the grand canyon?? i heard that thats how it was made
we went down the south kibab trail, it took us longer to get down then go up. because we were taking a ton of pictures on the way down.
I think is sad thats its necessary to make ppl take out a reservation just to walk across a landmark .
I’ll walk it someday
I think I took the exact same picture in the very beginning
cool
hey – thanks… I took the South Kaibab going down and bright angel to come back up. it was just AMAZING!
hey, it is posible to hike rim to river and back to rim again in 1 day. it is very hard and its not recomended. i would recomend the bright angel trail because it is not as steep. it is longer but thats what i would recomend. good luck!
Thanks for the information in this video!
OMG… Was it around august?!?
Because, I was there with my family, and we talked to a father and son who had done the whole canyon from kaibab > bright Angel, in 6 hrs!
That inspired me and MY dad, so next year were going to try that same hike.
yeah good video
Awesome video, thanks.
Hi – Suddenly my schedule cleared up and I have couple days off but no time to do research. Can you please let me know if its possible to do South Rim>river>south rim in one day? If yes, whats the easiest trail to do so. I am in pretty good shape and have done some difficult hikes like Mt.Washington in New hampshire.
Good advice to know your limits. It’s pretty easy to get overwhelmed. On my last hike I planned on getting started at 5 am when it is a lot cooler but got a late start. By the time I got back to the rim it was blistering hot and I was not well prepared.