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Yuma
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Things to do in Yuma

Territorial Prison State Historic Park	Imperial National Wildlife Refuge
Yuma River Tour	Yuma Valley Railroad
Colorado King Paddle Boat	Yuma Information Center
Yuma Community Theater

 

Page - Wahweap
     Check out campgrounds in Wahweap
     Glen Canyon Dam
     Water Tours and Cruises
         Rainbow Bridge Cruise - Lake Powell Resort
         Wahweap Bay Paddlewheeler Tour - Sunset Dinner Cruise
         Antelope Canyon Tour

 

Grand Canyon NP -
       Camper Village - 928-638-2887 / 877-638-2887
       Phantom Ranch Mules
       Ck out Desert Views - 25 miles east of GC Village 928-638-7888
       Good time to visit October and November
       Trailer Village Campground - 888-297-2757 - www.xanterra.com
      
       Grand Canyon General info - 928-638-7888  www.nps.gov/grca
       Grand Canyon Info
      
       North Rim Info -
            Mule rides
            Hike Uncle Jims Trail - 5 mile easy rim hike
             Point Imperial -
            Campgrounds - Kaibab Lodge and Camper Village - 928-643-7804
 

Point Imperial and Cape Royal are reached via a winding scenic drive. The trip to both points, with short walks at each and several stops at pullouts along the way, can easily take half a day. Point Imperial, the highest point on the North Rim at 8,803 feet, overlooks the Painted Desert and the eastern end of Grand Canyon. Here the canyon transforms as the narrow walls of Marble Canyon, visible only as a winding gash, open dramatically to become “grand.” Layers of red and black Precambrian rocks, not visible at Bright Angel Point, add contrast and color. Part of the viewpoint is accessible. Cape Royal provides a panorama up, down, and across the canyon. With seemingly unlimited vistas to the east and west, it is popular for both sunrise and sunset. The sweeping turn of the Colorado River at Unkar Delta is framed through the natural arch of Angels Window. Look for the Desert View Watchtower across the canyon on the South Rim. This popular viewpoint is accessible via a paved, level trail. It takes a bit of effort, and four-wheel drive, to reach Point Sublime, the western-most of the North Rim viewpoints. The rough, two-hour (one-way) trip to this remote point is rewarded by a view that lives up to its name. Inquire about road conditions and possible closures before heading out. Most visitors make a stop at Bright Angel Point, at the southern end of the entrance road. From the parking area it is a short, easy walk to Grand Canyon Lodge and a classic view of the canyon. This facility is wheelchair accessible. A paved, half-mile (round-trip) trail leads from the lodge, out the spine of the ridge, to the point. This trail is steep in places, with drop-offs and stairs, but provides dramatic views into Roaring Springs and Bright Angel Canyons.

 

Williams -
     Grand Canyon Railway
     Grand Canyon South Rim

Lake Havasu

    Imperial National Wildlife Refuge

 

Cochise County Area

Tombstone Arizona,
    Things to do -
    Town of Tombstone
    OK Corral
    Boot Hill Cemetary
    Ramsey Canyon Preserve
    Saguaro National Park
    Chirachua National Monument
    Lope Along Ranch Trail Rides
    Colossal Cave
    Fort Hauchuca
    Kartchner Caverns State Park
    Kitt Peak National Observatory
    Biosphere 2
    Old Tucson Studios
    Sabino Canyon

Tucson
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               Tucson Attractions
               Desert USA
               State Parks
               Visitor Tips

Things to look into doing while in Tucson -
     Saguaro National Park
     Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum
     Tucson Botanical Gardens
     Sabino Canyon - Hiking
     Hot Air Ballooning - Pat and Bobbie - 520-624-3599
    
Valley of the Sun RV Park
13377 N. Sandario Rd
Marana, AZ.  85653
520-682-3434
www.valley-of-the-sun-rv-park.com
Nice Park, not to big, great staff, pool, hot tub, rec hall, laundry, quiet, close to National Parks, nice views, easy access.