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Grand Canyon: Secrets of the South Rim and Phantom Ranch
Standing at the edge of the South Rim, elbow to elbow with dozens of other picture-snapping tourists, it can be hard to think of the Grand Canyon as a real adventure. You've probably heard that the park swells with visitors in the summer, its roads are clogged with tour buses, and it sometimes feels more like an amusement park than a national park. All true. But the good news is that finding your own private slice of the Grand Canyon at the South Rim is relatively easy, too. Click Here To Read Article