Yes, I agree. While the area where I was seemed to have "protection from the current", I decided not to go in due to be alone. The water was very cold and I was concerned about currents under the surface.

Glad to hear and definitely worth checking out. I am sure there will be busier days, but even then a small walk along the rim moves you away from where people are.

Thank you for sharing the information! I did not know. I want to come back and explore that overall area a bit more and learn more about the history.

I think you're overly pessimistic. The tribe seems to be quite stringent about enforcing permits and good behavior. The ranger warned me in detail about what to do and what not to do and that they could even confiscate my vehicle if needed. But he was also cool to say that if nobody is there, to let Shelby roam around off-leash which I really appreciated. This place is so far off the beaten path + the tribal protections. It's all good. Thank you for watching my video and for sharing your concern. I tread lightly where I go and I am only sharing a fraction of what you see in my videos.

Good advice. I appreciate it. Not sure how they usually handle these things. There is zero cell reception down in the canyon, so I assume it is standard procedure for them on days when the office is closed.

You are welcome, I am glad you enjoyed the video!

Good morning 🌞

I did not see any.

That’s awesome! It’s a beautiful place and well worth the effort.

Thanks for the tip! I am adding it to my list! :-)

Yes, it does. I love the Grand Canyon. Have you done a "Rim to Rim to Rim? yet"

Thank you for sharing. That is very cool. Did I miss anything important that you know of?

There is a very small number of sites right at the beach where you could do that. I assume they are for people kayaking or river rafting down the river, but would not see a reason why you cannot use them after driving down there. None of them were occupied when I made it down there.

Mine is the 7.3 gas engine (Godzilla). The truck has zero problems going 80 or 90. MPG will suffer in those moment. I usually travel slower - 71/72 is my preferred speed. It allows me to look around and eventually stop or slow down if I see something interesting.

Yeah, the weather can be tricky down there. In my case it was 57-ish during the night.

@deanmorales-bs7kv He owns the truck and camper; not rental. Watch his other videos for the walkthroughs inside and out and of the build process.

Rt 66. Diamond Creek Rd. Permits at the lodge.

@lisacanterbury7189 thank you

Yes, I always focused on the height as the limiting factor, but weight needs more attention from me.

Thank you for watching my video and your kind words. I really appreciate it. I love the truck and camper. I have tour videos on my channel in case you are interested in more details.