• View of Grand Canyon National Park at sunset from the South Rim

    Grand Canyon

    National Park Arizona

Photos & Multimedia

Photo Archive/ Photo Downloads
(on Flickr)

Canyon Sketches eMagazine

Podcast Directory

Ranger Minutes

The Photos and Multimedia section allows you to visit our park through sound and visuals. You will experience first-hand the diversity of natural wonders and human history that Grand Canyon National Park has to offer.

 

 
silhouettes of canyon buttes
The park's Digital Photo Archive is hosted on Flickr and now contains over 4000 public domain photographs from Grand Canyon National Park that may be selected - then downloaded.
 

Podcast Directory

 
The Hiking Grand Canyon channel presents audiocasts and videocasts that can help you to plan for your day hike or overnight backpacking trip into the Canyon.
 
Explore the wonders of Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, with a park ranger as your guide. The Inside Grand Canyon channel provides opportunities to learn more about the the nature, science, history and culture of the canyon through our Ranger Minutes.
 
The Grand Canyon River channel presents audiocasts and videocasts that can help you to plan and to prepare for your Colorado River Trip through Grand Canyon National Park.
 
Ranger Lecture Series Video Archive
Ranger Lecture Series - Video Archive
Specialists speak about their work to monitor, manage and preserve Grand Canyon's natural and cultural resources for present and future generations. 2012 brochure
 
Natural sounds are an import part of Grand Canyon National Park. Rustling winds in the canyons and the rush of waters are the heartbeat and breath of some of our most valuable resources.
 
Flight Over Grand Canyon
Get a sense of the size and scope of the canyon by flying over it - from one end to another - in a 7 minute narrated video, Grand Canyon Fly-through Animation, created by NASA, the USGS and the NPS.

Did You Know?

Exotic tamarisk impacting the Colorado River corridor

The impacts caused by tamarisk within the Grand Canyon are well documented. These prolific non-native shrubs displace native vegetation and animals, alter soil salinity, and increase fire frequency. What is park management doing about this exotic plant? More...