Information, Grand Canyon National Park

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The canyon contains almost 40 different rock layers.

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Learning about the Hualapai and Havasupai tribes.

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The first people discovering the Grand Canyon.

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Preserving the magnificence of the Grand Canyon.

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Home to the best night-viewing sites in the U.S.

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Pollution dramatically reduces canyon visibility.

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The largest and rarest birds in North America.

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The canyon is home to a variety of wildlife.

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South Rim is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

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An entrance fee is required for the park.

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Depends on the season and your location in the park.

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Go "Green" and Refill Your Water Bottles

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Auto tours are a popular option for visitors.

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The park's free shuttle bus system has existed for over 30 years.

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Those not wishing to camp have a number of options.

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Reservations can be made for two campgrounds in the park.

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The bustling South Rim is full of different places to eat.

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The South Rim contains a number of facilities for visitors' convenience.

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The most common causes of death in the Canyon are falls and heat-related illnesses.

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Leashed pets are only welcome in certain parts.

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There are a good number of wheelchair accessible viewpoints.

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Reservations are recommended.

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A fantastic way to travel green on park roads.

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Rentals are available at the South Rim Visitor Center.

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Key telephone and websites for the park.