Yes, you’re going to the Grand Canyon! Get ready to be astonished by the breathtaking beauty of this dramatic national park!
I’m so glad that you’re here. Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon is no small task, and most people go about it all wrong…or they decide not to do any planning at all.
But that’s not going to be you.
Your trip is too important to waste time. With millions of people visiting the national parks each year, things are getting extremely crowded.
Having a plan is hands-down the best way to beat the crowds, avoid the traffic, and find solitude.
This trip is going to be a national park trip that your family can’t stop talking about!
Isn’t that why you’re putting in so much time, money, and effort to make this trip happen? Get ready to create lasting memories and grow closer to your loved ones as you explore this beautiful place together.
By reading these five steps and putting them into action, you can have a fabulous vacation. Your dream trip can become a reality with me as your guide.
Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon can be overwhelming.
How do you make a solid plan if you’ve never been to the park before? How do you keep everyone in your group excited and engaged?
You can spend hours on the internet searching for things to do, but you still won’t find the insider tips and first-hand knowledge that I’ve gained from working as a park ranger.
If you’re hoping to see the best sights without getting stuck in traffic, circling parking lots, or being surrounded by people, check out this Grand Canyon Itinerary.
You will see all of the can’t-miss spots, plus get lodging and dining guides, driving directions, and insider tips!
Let’s start planning. Click NEXT to start Step One!
Hi, Ash.
The information provided in this web side is incredible, thanks!
I will be in the Grand Canyon for 5 days with 4 friend. What do you think about Antelope Canyon? is it a must see?
Appreciate any recommendation or comments.
THANKS!!
If you have that much time at the Grand Canyon, I would spend a day in Page while in the area. Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are both beautiful!
Hi, Ash!
My husband and I are flying into Vegas and traveling from Zion to Moab to take in the parks. We are traveling to the North Rim and Page as a side trip and spending one full day in each area. I understand that the North Rim is beautiful but I’m beginning to feel I’m letting my husband down by visiting the North Rim instead of the South Rim. What are your thoughts?
How much time is needed to experience the best of the North Rim? We do enjoy easy to moderate hiking and taking in the beauty of the great outdoors.
My love for the North Rim runs deep, so I know you will have an amazing time!! You only need 1-1.5 days (depending on the amount of hiking you want to do) on the North Rim. I wouldn’t spend the time trying to get to the South Rim if you’re just making a side trip from Utah. You made the right decision spending one day on the North Rim and one day in Page — it will be incredible!
Hi!
I need help planning a trip
I dont have time or energy
We are flying into Vegas on oct 18 and we need to be in st. George Utah
I’m with my husband and three kids, we have a rental car and want to do kid friendly stuff
We were told by family not to bring kids
But it’s too late
Also they are disobedient and will fall off a cliff
What should we do Monday – Friday?
I’ll pay you for intinerary
I bought arches one for 19
Hi Kristen, you can find my Grand Canyon Itinerary here: https://www.dirtinmyshoes.com/grand-canyon-itinerary/ Enjoy!