Home from the grand canyon.

[fudgie]

4,000 miles of awesomeness.  Seen a lot of neat places along the way. Even had great times that meant it sucked to go ride for 350 miles.  Even go home a day early. 

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Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma

[J.Mencalice]

A visit during the winter months with snow and rock contrasting is a memorable event for anyone that can make the trip.  A five star experience if it's within your grasp; there is hardly anyone there compared to the middle of the summer.
Quiet except for the wind sometimes.

[Westernbiker]

The south entrance of the Grand Canyon out of Williams Az. seems to be the busiest. This is where you can hike down or take a Burro ride down, the other two entrances do not offer this. The west entrance out of Kingman Az. has the Skywalk. it is a little pricey but your ticket does include lunch. The Skywalk itself is a bit scary till you get use to it. But the north entrance out of Jacobe Lake Az. is the best I think. It is about 1000 feet higher than the south rim and has some awsome views. And yes, in the winter time with the canyon covered with snow, it is a wonderful site! Fudgie, which entrance did you use?

[fudgie]

The south entrance of the Grand Canyon out of Williams Az. seems to be the busiest. This is where you can hike down or take a Burro ride down, the other two entrances do not offer this. The west entrance out of Kingman Az. has the Skywalk. it is a little pricey but your ticket does include lunch. The Skywalk itself is a bit scary till you get use to it. But the north entrance out of Jacobe Lake Az. is the best I think. It is about 1000 feet higher than the south rim and has some awsome views. And yes, in the winter time with the canyon covered with snow, it is a wonderful site! Fudgie, which entrance did you use?

We came in from the east and stayed on the south rim. We did a helicopter ride also which was fun. We could see the lights on the north rim at night. We left towards Williams.

[xman]

Going in from the east it's a nice ride along the south rim for miles to the village. When I was there, you couldn't drive in from the south, you had to park and take the train.