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Grand Canyon USA - Virtual Tours

Experience Grand Canyon Virtual Tours on your own, or dig deeper through a guided exploration. From Arizona State University

 

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A Virtual Hike to Phantom Ranch on the Corridor Trails

Take a virtual hike into Grand Canyon with the USGS, descending South Kaibab Trail to Phantom Ranch. Then returning to the South Rim by ascending Bright Angel Trail. -

 

A Virtual Raft Trip through Grand Canyon

Travel with the USGS on a Geological Tour down the Colorado River through Grand Canyon - starting at Lees Ferry (River Mile 0) and ending at the Lake Mead National Recreational Area. (River Mile 215).

 

For many visitors coming to the South Rim, Mather Point offers the first glimpse of a world wonder.

The Official Mobile App

The Grand Canyon Mobile App from the National Park Service is free, and provides detailed information about things to do, lodging, campgrounds, and services throughout the park. It also enables you to discover rich natural and cultural resources through self-guided walking tours.

iOS Version for iPhones and iPads (Apple Store) >

Android Version (Google Play Store) >

 

How to Use the Mobile App

Cellular service within the park is extremely limited. In order to make use of the app while visiting Grand Canyon, follow these simple steps before you arrive:
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1. Download the app.
2. In the app, select the "Settings" option.
3. Tap the choice "Download Offline Content."

By doing this, most of the app content will be available for use in the park (the exceptions being alerts, calendar updates, and real-time updates—accessing those items before leaving service will at least keep that information in the app).

• Even without cellular service, the app will be able to share your location on the map and bring up all site content.

Although, continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

 

Grand Canyon Archeology Virtual Tour

Discover ancient places within Grand Canyon where people lived long ago.
What did the archeologists find during the first major excavation to occur along the Colorado River corridor in nearly 40 years?

Interactive 360° photos, show archeologists at work, along with their tools, such as shovels, trowels, screens and buckets.

https://www.nps.gov/features/grca/001/archeology/index.html

Learn more by watching a video of these Archeological Excavations here.

 

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