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Beauty
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30 |
Natural interest |
15 |
Human interest
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10 |
Charisma |
30 |
Negative points |
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Total rating |
85 |
Vital statistics
| Length: | Variable |
| Maximum Altitude: | 2,590m (North Rim) |
| Level of Difficulty: | Variable |
Contents
Key information: Havasu Canyon
- See the sheltered life of the Havasupai Indians, in and among the spectacular rock formations, folds and faults of the hanging Havasu Canyon.
- Revel in huge views across the vast canyon; enjoy the changing colours and fantastic shapes of the cliffs, buttes and spires.
- Beautiful day hike beside the creek, with magnificent waterfalls.
- ANYONE HAVE ANY GOOD PHOTOS? WE'D LOVE TO PUBLISH THEM!
Walk summary
The Grand Canyon National Park is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, a World Heritage Site, and geological heaven. It is hard to overpraise the canyon's raw, outlandish shapes and formations: they are justly famous. The sheer size of the Grand Canyon is astounding. Up to 1,830m (over a mile) deep, 450 km long and up to 25 km wide, it is the one against which all other canyons are measured.
See our Grand Canyon page for much more on the canyon, and detailed practical information.

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Southwest, Angel's Landing (Zion)
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Southwest, Arches National Park
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Southwest, Bryce Canyon
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Southwest, Buckskin Gulch
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