The Grand Canyon National Park hides more than stunning views it conceals entire forbidden regions where entry is strictly off-limits. Rumors persist of sealed caves, hieroglyphics, and ancient relics ...

Grand Canyon National Park is open to visitors despite a government shutdown. Visitor services may be limited. Lodging within the park remains open. The grandeur of one of America's most unforgettable ...

The Dragon Bravo Fire destroyed the Grand Canyon Lodge at the North Rim, forcing a closure that has hurt businesses that rely on tourism. As the first talks begin about rebuilding at North Rim, some ...

In 2022, Madeleine Bryant and her father, Ned, completed the final leg of the 277-mile trail through the Grand Canyon. The duo had chipped away at the full distance over the course of 17 years, hiking ...

GRAND CANYON, AZ (AZFamily) — The federal government shut down overnight, causing a partial closure of the Grand Canyon and causing more strain to businesses that are already hurting. Towns like ...

Though the federal government shutdown officially began at 9 p.m. on Tuesday night, the Grand Canyon National Park remains open with some services limited or unavailable for the time being. In ...

Experience the Grand Canyon’s quieter side on Desert View Drive, a scenic 25-mile route with epic views and fewer crowds than the South Rim.

Missing an ear and his front legs detached, Brighty the Burro certainly has seen better days. The 600-pound bronze statue used to greet visitors at the Grand Canyon Lodge on the national park’s North ...

PHOENIX — A new report shows 4.9 million visitors to Grand Canyon National Park helped generate $905 million to the local economy in 2024. In addition, the Grand Canyon helped support 8,780 jobs and ...

Grand Canyon National Park announced on Monday, Sept. 29 that water conservation measures will be in effect at the South Rim until further notice. The water restrictions are necessary because of a ...

PHOENIX – Grand Canyon National Park remains open during the government shutdown, but some services at Arizona’s Natural Wonder aren’t available. Visitors can still access all roads, lookouts and ...