Tour Types

 

Grand Canyon Tour Types

The Grand Canyon is home to some of the most incredible tour packages visitors can embark on.

Tours provide detailed information about the National Park and allow you to see the natural beauty and wonder of the Canyon while being guided by experts. Experienced guides with in-depth knowledge share the history of the area while showing you artifacts, plant life, wildlife and more.

Experience the sunset’s vivid colors during an evening walking tour or jump into an airplane for amazing views of the vistas and plateaus. Hop on the Grand Canyon Railway Train to enjoy a show of Wild West proportions, including a gunfight and singing actors or take a trip back into the past and ride a mule into the inner recesses of the Grand Canyon and stay at the famous Phantom Ranch. Dive into the rapids of the Colorado River with a guided rafting trip and stay out among the stars while sitting around a campfire.

With such a variety of tours available it can be hard to make a selection.

Helicopter & Airplane Tours

Soar above the Grand Canyon and discover the awe-inspiring views that only eagles enjoy. Helicopter and airplane tours allow you to see areas like the Painted Desert, the Inner Canyon, the length of the Colorado River and more – from the sky…

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Guided Bus & Jeep Tours

Guided Bus and Jeep Tours allow visitors to enjoy the views, stop at specific locations and get to more distant places faster than by walking alone. Guides of the driving tours have extensive knowledge of the area and can take you places that you wouldn’t ordinarily see. Ride in the comfort of a Coach Bus or jump into a Jeep “Outback” style adventure.

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Mule & Horseback Riding Tours

The Mule and Horseback Riding Tours are some of the most well-known iconic trips through the Grand Canyon that every visitor should consider. Breathtaking trails and vista stops leave people saying that these tours make memories that last a lifetime. Make your vacation memory now – you can even pack ride to the historical Inner Canyon Phantom Ranch Cabins if you plan far enough in advance.

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River Rafting Tours

Grand Canyon River Rafting Tours are the only way to see some of the isolated beauty of the Park. Hidden waterfalls, overhanging plants and archaeological history are only some of the things you can see while floating down the Colorado River. Trips vary from lifetime adventures of 7 days and short day excursion trips for guests to enjoy slow rafting or white water splashing!

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Railway Tours

From Williams to the National Park, the Grand Canyon Railway offers an absolutely fun ride that includes a Western Style “Shootout” and allows visitors to explore the Canyon for 3 hours before returning back to the depot. Actors tell stories and sing for the passengers while showing off the beautiful views and providing refreshments. The Railway Tour is great for all ages and guests.

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Hiking & Walking Tours

Hiking and Walking Tours allow guests to take in the Grand Canyon at a slower pace – with expert guides to share information about the abundant wildlife and nature in the Park. Various Trails and guided tours are available for every preference and capability.

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Group Tours

Group Tours and special rates are available for pre-formed groups of 15 or more with advanced reservations. Consider using Group Tours for bringing your entire family on a vacation they will never forget.

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