Serenity_19 is running on the treadmill!
Not a very realistic right now but somewhere near the future!
How I did it: I took a helicopter tour that landed on a ranch just outside the canyon and never saw anything so magnificent. My girlfriend and I spent the day in the canyon and had a champagne sunset. The horseback ride was the nicest part.
Serenity_19 is running on the treadmill!
Not a very realistic right now but somewhere near the future!
I guess I don’t just want to go there…I want to hike down to the bottom, camp out, and hike out the next day. Is that hard? Can you do that? How do you go about setting up a trip like that?
I saw the Grand Canyon when I was in kindergarten, so I didn’t get the chance to appreciate it. I hope to take my family there sometime in the future but it might be a few years still as the last time we flew to the U.S. it was pretty expensive for our family of four.
I went with my family on a month long driving vacation. As much as the family troubles were a bit rough in some spots, I’d advise everyone to do this and to drive all the way out there. It’s worth it to see the land around the Grand Canyon and understand how the settlers saw things when they rolled out there in their covered wagons. Good luck to all of you who haven’t!~
sitio I want to love everybody or feel nothing at all.
This isn’t on my close horizon. I want to go, I will go, but I’m not planning to soon and I’m trying to get a handle on near and more vital goals.
Trip is paid for (generous mommy) and dates to go are this September. Will be fast but we felt like it was now or never—taking easy trip with tour group to let them do all the hard parts of traveling…”wow” is how I hope I’ll feel when I stand on the edge of that canyon!
Me and my buds are FINALLY setting this up. We have the transportation planned -gonna have to caravan-and we have decided where to camp along the way. Also have checked out whatever fishing spots we can nail on the long trek down south. Of course some of us are more interested in that, and that is where having the caravan will actually be to our advantage. We will be able to branch off when we need to.
I know all these details are really mundane and boring, but you gotta know how good it feels to finally be putting flesh on this trip. We have been wanting to do it for SOOOOO long, and to see your dreams turn to reality is just so sweet.
I went there when I was 10 (4 years ago) and I enjoyed it at first. The view was awesome and hiking there was cool.
after 1-2 days i felt real sick and threw up 5 times and was sick the rest of my time there. My dad and I hiked down to bright angel point and i threw up over the edge of the cliff
lol
Go there but dont drink the water i think thats what got me.