Edward Kim

The term “magical” gets tossed around all too freely by outdoors enthusiasts but describing hiking at the Grand Canyon in winter is not one of those occasions. There is nothing quite like a dusting of newly fallen snow to make six million year old rock formations look fresh and alive. Winter hiking options at the … Read more

“Where’s the Colorado River?” That is a common question you’ll hear around Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim. Like a publicity-shy artist, the creator of the most wondrous sight in America remains hidden from those who look down from above. The Colorado River makes its first appearance to most visitors at Hopi Point, west … Read more

When you make your living providing tours at a place that resides at the top of millions of people’s “bucket lists” you do business with a unique responsibility. Grand Canyon tour operators realize this. They want you to ask questions so you can put down your reservation deposit on your “trip of a lifetime” with … Read more

On December 1 – or earlier if Old Man Winter has already begun snorting and hissing – a wide, metal gate swings across Arizona Route 67 as it begins it 44-mile run south from U.S. 89A at Jacob Lake and the only paved access to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is closed. While … Read more

Those looking for a truly unique Grand Canyon vacation experience, but who may be less-than-thrilled at the prospect of camping outdoors, may want to consider the Bright Angel Lodge. It is located inside of Grand Canyon National Park, right on the rim of the Canyon itself and boasts a rich history which parallels the development … Read more