The Grand Canyon boasts a pretty big reputation. Here are five things you didn’t know about Grand Canyon National Park.

Living in the Appalachian Mountains, you may not be aware of Linville Gorge, in Western North Carolina, dubbed the Grand Canyon of the East.

The list of NPS areas is growing as the Biden administration announces a new National Monument near the Grand Canyon.

Looking to “giddy on up or giddy on out” of your old routine? Going to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is a great way to do so—especially on muleback. Vastly different from the more popular South Rim, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is less populated and offers a number of beautiful [...]

If you’re planning your next big adventure to the Grand Canyon, check out our guide to the top 10 sites for Grand Canyon camping.

Nestled within the Grand Canyon, the historic Navajo Bridge stands as a testament to human ingenuity and gateway to unforgettable adventures. 

The Grand Canyon draws in millions of annual visitors with its steep, rusty red cliffs and sprawling natural vistas dotted with ponderosa pines. But this canyon is huge—277 miles long, to be exact—and offers far more to explore than a simple drive-by will allow. Fortunately, the vast majority of lodging in and around the Grand [...]

Chances are if you’re heading to Utah on a hiking trip you’re going to try some of the Mighty Five. The National Parks of Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion are all in the Granite State. So if you’re looking for a close by stop after Zion or Bryce Canyon, take a short [...]