Sightseeing
In The Grand Canyon

Sightseeing in the Grand Canyon
The sights at the Grand Canyon are unlike anywhere else in the world!
They go beyond the awe-inspiring feeling that you get when you stand at the rim and look out across the grandest canyon in the world!
Visitors also have great bird watching opportunities, if you’re lucky you may catch a glimpse of the endangered California condor. A bird with a wingspan that can reach 9ft wide.
Experience the culture and history of the Grand Canyon by visiting some of the unique buildings the have been built in Grand Canyon National Park. These buildings were designed by some of the leading architects of their time.
Star gazing is at a premium in the Grand Canyon. Due to little city lights the sky remains dark making it a great place to grab the family and find the constellations.
Hopi House – One of the famous Mary Colter designed building at the Grand Canyon South Rim. The Hopi house designed in 1905 as a gift shop has been a place for visitors to buy quality gifts and authentic Native American crafts ever since! Some days there are Native American artists demonstrations on the 2nd floor of Hopi House. During the summer months there are Native American dancers.
The dark skies of the Grand Canyon National Park make for the optimal place to star gaze! Lay back and enjoy finding all the constellations that you’re not able to see in the city. If you are unfamiliar with constellations, stop by one of the gift stores to pick up a star gazing map.