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Grand Canyon National Park
Helicopter Training Academy - Logistics
 

How to get to the Helibase . . . 

From the South Entrance
After entering the park by the south entrance station, head north to the stoplight. At the light make a left hand turn on Center Road. The first road on the left is Shuttle Bus Road (sign says Operations Complex) and this will take you to the Helibase. Just follow the road and you will see the Fire and Aviation complex on the right.

From the East Entrance
After entering the park by the east entrance station, head west approximately 29 miles until you reach the four-way stop at Highway 180. Turn left and head south until you reach the stoplight then turn right onto Center Road. The first road on the left is Shuttle Bus Road (sign says Operations Complex) and this will take you to the Helibase. Just follow the road and you will see the Fire and Aviation complex on the right.

At the Entrance Gate
To enter the park, tell the entrance gate person that you are here for the Helicopter Training Academy. If they want any other form of ID, use your acceptance letter or have them call the Helibase. Please see the attached map for directions to helibase and map of Grand Canyon Village (512kb PDF File) 

Area Lodging and Dining List (57kb PDF File)


 

Contact Information

For more information contact:

Grand Canyon Helibase
ATTN: Eric C. Graff, Lead Helitack
P.O. Box 129
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
fax 928 638-7825

All interested managers or potential participants should contact the following individual for any additional information:

e-mail: Eric C. Graff, Lead Helitack,
Grand Canyon National Park
Phone 928 638-7823

Links
Interagency Aviation Training
Wildland Fire Training - Southwest

 

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JOHN HANCE, GRAND CANYON PIONEER

Did You Know?
John Hance, early Grand Canyon guide and storyteller, said of the Canyon, "It was hard work, took a long time, but I dug it myself, with a pick and a shovel. If you want to know what I done with the dirt, just look south through a clearin' in the trees at what they call the San Francisco Peaks."
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Last Updated: April 13, 2011 at 16:17 MST