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"Armchair Hike America's Best Trails"
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"a very useful tool for people trying to decide what trails and even what rim to visit" Denise Traver HitTheTrail.com
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....a great resource" Bob Feagans
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"..thrilled with the quality of your Grand Canyon DVD. Now we know if we want a good hiking guide of Yosemite, yours is the one to get!" Janna Stathyelich
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North & South Rims! Covers Grand Canyon, Arizona's best trails: day hikes & backpack trips.
South Rim: Bright Angel Trail (Mile -and-a-Half & 3 Mile Resthouses, Indian Garden and Bright Angel Campground), trail to Plateau Point, Hermit Trail to Santa Maria Spring, the trail to Dripping Springs, Shoshone Point trail, South Kaibab Trail (Yaki Point, Ooh-Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point, The Tipoff and the Colorado River), The Rim Trail (Pipe Creek Vista, Mather Point, Yavapai Observation Station, Grand Canyon Village, Trailview Overlook, Maricopa Point, Powell Point, Hopi Point, Mohave Point, Pima Point & Hermits Rest) & Grandview Trail to Horseshoe Mesa.
From easy 1/4 mile jaunts to the strenuous 23 mile backpack journey from the North to South Rim.
You have 2 Audio Track Options:
Fully narrated with background music, or
background music & nature sounds only.
Experience the Grand Canyon with the intimacy usually reserved for the avid canyon hiker.
North & South Rim Overview (overview of park services)
Hiking the Canyon
Inner Canyon Oases
Two Audio Tracks
"Play All Trails" or "Select-a-Trail"
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View a one minute clip taken on one of the Rim to Rim trails - the North Kaibab.
This clip shows the North Kaibab's side trail to Ribbon Falls. click here (2.5 mb clip)
or here (8.89 mb clip)
What the Grand Canyon has to offer can be under-appreciated. The easy access, guardrails at many of the vistas, modern comforts, and millions of annual visitors can give the impression that there is nothing more to the canyon than the mile-deep gorge in the earths' crust; that all of its secrets have been revealed, that there are no true adventures to be had in it, and that there is nothing below the rim worth the effort of hiking to.
Nothing could be further from the truth. When you descend the canyon you enter a remarkable and exquisite museum. You enter rock layers formed millions upon millions of years ago by ancient mud flats, sand dunes, shallow seas. You gain an intimacy with the canyon's wide array of cliffs, spires, chasms and buttes; streams, waterfalls, flora and fauna. Why such incredible diversity? The rock layers, having different make-up, respond to erosion differently...the harder ones form cliffs, the softer ones form slopes. Add to this grand sculpture the minerals that paint (known as desert varnish) these formations varying shades of color, and you end up with a real masterpiece. Singing streams, exuberant and magical falls, lush oases, sweet-sounding birdsong; ancient fossils, native american indian ruins....and much more are waiting for you at Grand Canyon, Arizona.
DVD Hiking Guide - Grand Canyon is designed to be more than a trail guide. Anyone who is interested in the Grand Canyon will want a copy. Video programs that showcase the canyon's beauty are plentiful. This DVD does that - and more. It will help you gain an intimacy with the canyon. Grand Canyon visitors will also find it to be a cherished souvenir.
