Grand Canyon National Park South Rim
The Grand Canyon National Park South Rim is located in Northern Arizona and is one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World. It is 277 miles long and was formed over millions of years by the mighty Colorado River. On this page you will find Discounts with Boarding Pass Partners, Maps and Itineraries for Northern Arizona, Articles and Stores about the Grand Canyon, and more.
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Grand Canyon Boarding Pass Partners
Receive discounts and special offers from the Grand Canyon Boarding Pass Partners below.
Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
3568 Airport Road Tusayan, AZ 86023
Boarding Pass Offer
Save $10 per person
Buck Wild Grand Canyon Hummer Tours
469 AZ 64 Tusayan, AZ 86023
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Save $5 per person
Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines
3555 Airport Road Tusayan, AZ 86023
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Save $10 per person
Grand Canyon Itineraries
You have visited on of the greatest natural wonders on earth….where are you headed next? Choose from the routes below to reach your next amazing destination.
Grand Canyon Stories
View a collection of stories about the Grand Canyon.
The Town of Tusayan is the closest town to the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim. Stay here in Tusayan at one of several fine lodging establishments, dine in our local restaurants, shop our unique gift shops, and experience the canyon with a local guide.
Today, many travel decisions are shaped before a journey even begins. Search results, ads, and automated recommendations often replace firsthand understanding. We hope to change that.
Load your Classic and Oldies Rock Playlist and set out on this epic road trip that highlights the 25 best stops along Route 66 between Kingman and Tusayan.
Combine the magic of the Polar Express with the majesty of the Grand Canyon for an unforgettable Holiday Experience.
Although Williams claims the motto "Gateway to the Grand Canyon", Tusayan could be described as "Doorstep to the Grand Canyon", it is located just 1 mile from the South Rim Entrance.
Williams is known as the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon" and the history of its survival is rich and fascinating.
Williams was the last town bypassed by I-40, fighting its final battle for highway traffic in 1984.
Every mile of Route 66 has its story, but Northern Arizona is where the journey reaches its cinematic climax.
Grand Canyon General Information
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