All these are good thing on canyon trails. You need to book a mule ride well in advance, though, as this is a very popular way for visitors to explore Grand Canyon. Mule Rides from the South Rim ...

For a unique Grand Canyon experience, consider traveling the Bright Angel Trail by mule. Riders are taken to Phantom Ranch for an overnight stay, with a lunch break at Havasupai Gardens.

Several popular trails in the Grand Canyon National Park have reopened after ... or even straddle a mule for a half-day descent. Perhaps the best way of all is on foot, as the Grand Canyon offers ...

If this journey sounds too arduous, travelers can take a guided, three-hour mule-driven tour ... Travelers can take the Grand Canyon Lodge Hiker Shuttle to the North Kaibab Trail that runs twice ...

It’s a well-maintained trail that the famous mule train uses to descend to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and Phantom Ranch. Though reaching the bottom is an all-day hike, prepared visitors can ...

trail to Bright Angel Point. Given the absence of roads, there are only three ways to explore the Grand Canyon below the rims: hiking, mule trips, and river flat trips. Around 40,000 people a ...

This one-day itinerary includes the best of Grand Canyon's South Rim, including El Tovar, Mather Point, Bright Angel Trail ...

From hiking and mule riding to river floating and embarking on a historic train ride, adventurers can get their adrenaline flowing at this spectacular natural wonder This jagged 277-mile-long ...

The lodge and canteen are open, but mule rides are still on hold. Phantom Ranch is in high demand because it's the only lodging at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. To get a reservation, people must ...

Accessible only by foot, mule or raft, it is secluded ... hulking cables for the Black Bridge down the South Kaibab Trail. Grand Canyon National Park Image 10111220, Courtesy of Robert W.

The online retail giant decided to employ mules in order to access the bottom of the Grand Canyon ... the South Rim of the canyon and is only accessible by a foot trail or the Colorado River.