What can you see from the skywalk at the Grand Canyon?

Answer 1

When I went to the Grand Canyon I did allot of things, I even went to a 3D movie of the Grand Canyon.

The Grand Canyon is 277 miles (446 km) long and ranges in width from 4 to 18 miles (6.4 to 29 km). It also attains a depth of over a mile (1.83 km) (6000 feet), so it is very scary to look over the edge.

There are trips available to fly into the canyon by helicopter or plane and if you want your can hike or pack trail down into the canyon. It is also possible to raft through the canyon on an expedition but you need to book the years in advance.

The area round the canyon (the painted desert etc) is very beautiful and there are stores where you can purchase things.

I ended up buying a poster of the grand canyon and still have it. If your thinking of going you should, it is regarded as one the natural wonders of the world.

Answer 2

Of the 4 million plus annual visitors to the Grand Canyon National Park, my bet is that less then 5% and probably less then 1% achieve all of my must see and must do list, but here goes:

1. You must have seen both a sunrise and a sunset from the North Riim and the South Rim.
2. You must have reached your hand into the Colorado River at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
3. You must have hiked at least one of the established trails.
4. You must have spent at least 72 consecutive hours within the Grand Canyon National Park.
5. You must drive as far east as the roads and trails allow along the South Rim.
6. You must at least visit the Desert view watchtower and the El Tovar Hotel.

Those are the minimum "Musts". A helicopter tour is a great add on and watching a major snowstorm roll in while camping there is surely worth bonus points.

Answer 3

you can see the grand canyon and at the bottom is the Colorado river :)

Answer 4

Tourists, fish, birds, insects and mammals.

Answer 5

you can see grass and sand