Primera clasificación Atractivos en Gran Cañón

Situated under a spectacular rim, Toroweap Overlook or Tuweep Overlook is a scenic point in the Grand Canyon National Park. Perched at a height of 3,000 feet (914.4 meters) above the stunning Colorado River, the overlook is the only point in the park that offers dramatically beautiful views of the river. The rugged and rustic landscape is found in a remote spot and is perfect to be enjoyed in solitude.

Sprawling across 14,650 acres, Mount Logan Wilderness features cinder cones, basalt ledges and pine forests. If you are lucky, you might even spot animals like turkey, deer and Kaibab squirrels. Here, you can indulge in activities like camping, bird-watching, hunting and hiking.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the wild during your visit to Mount Trumbull Wilderness. This wilderness covers an area of 7,880 acres and offers a home to several animals like turkeys, deer and Kaibab squirrels. Further, it is dotted with plant species like pinyon pines, juniper trees, ponderosa pine, Gambel oak and groves of aspen. Situated on the Uinkaret Plateau in Mt. Trumbull, this place once provided a home to a Native American tribe named Ancestral Puebloans. A great place for those who enjoy wildlife watching.