Grand Canyon National Park

"Absolutely breathtaking experience visiting the Grand Canyon. The views are truly unforgettable and unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Pictures don’t even come close to capturing the beauty and scale of it in person. Every lookout felt more incredible than the last. A must-see destination that leaves you feeling humbled and amazed by nature."

"Speechless! The views are absolutely gorgeous. It was chilly enough to keep our jackets on during our early March trip. My only regret? Not bringing binoculars. There is lots to do in the South Rim, from hiking, camping, and biking to mule trips and dining. We drove in from Tusayan and paid a $35 vehicle entry fee (good for 7 days, so keep your receipt for re-entry), and while parking inside is free, it’s a gamble during peak hours. The park is very dog-friendly, but keep a sharp eye out for elks. We spotted several near the Watchtower and on the streets, so we made sure to keep our pup at a distance. Truly a bucket-list experience!"

"Just wow. The scale is unimaginable until you see it in person... and even then it's still hard to fathom. Rangers and staff are super helpful with lots of information and tips to share. Definitely go into the canyon, even if it's only for a mile."

"The park facilities and layout are very well designed. There are excellent viewing points. Mather point being the most popular, however the viewing places on Desert View road are well worth the time. The architecture in the park, both old and new is sensitive designed and maintained. The landscaping is well designed and maintained. The trails are kept in good condition. The staff is friendly and helpful, even when answering questions they must get many times each day. Truly a brilliant place. The canyon is without hype a wonder of the world. At all times of the day and in all kinds of weather it is awe inspiring. Everyone should come here at least once in their lifetime."

"I got to visit the Grand Canyon south rim last week and the weather was perfect for viewing! This should be on everyone’s bucket list of places to see in your lifetime. The vast expanse between the canyon walls is over 10 miles and from where you stand, the bottom of the canyon is 5,000 ft below you. Imagining that space is hard to do until you actually are there and can experience it for yourself. Most of the visitors there were foreign speakers and to me that just shows that folks from all over the world spend their time and money to come from everywhere to see this natural wonder. Visit the Grand Canyon!"