Gorgeous 1hr Drive to the Bottom of the Grand Canyon

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If you're curious about taking this trail, join us as we drive Diamond Creek Road down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon where it meets with the Colorado River. We started out in Peach Springs Arizona where we obtained a permit from Hualapai Game & Fish. This road is on Indian land and does require a permit. The cost for the two of us was $32.55. Awesome trail! Thanks for stopping by. Take care, Pam
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All photos and video were shot with my Samsung Galaxy cellphone - nothing fancy.
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Drone footage from DJI Mavic Air

[@Wheres_Bobby]

Very beautiful drive. This is the next best way to see the bottom of the Grand Canyon than hiking down to the bottom. If you like driving dirt roads, put this on your list.

[@RamblinPam]

I agree 👍

[@r.jakesomers7995]

Thanks for sharing this adventure with us!

[@RamblinPam]

You're welcome Jake 👍

[@UnclassicRoadTrip-hj5pv]

Greetings from the Diamond Creek Road. We enjoyed this awesome drive to the Grand Canyon. Appreciate your work. I posted a video of this amazing backcountry road and its amazing end, the Grand Canyon. I started my own travel channel in January and look forward to hitting 1000 subs and the 4000 watch hours. I love the challenge and especially enjoy sharing this gorgeous country with as many people as I can. I have gobs of information and experience because I’ve traveled this country fulltime for over 31 years and been to over 250 National Parks, hundreds of State Parks and other public hiking locations. We enjoy “out of the way” adventures. This one was extra special. Safe travels to you. Edit on!

[@RamblinPam]

@@UnclassicRoadTrip-hj5pv that’s awesome! I will definitely be checking out your channel!

[@ScottFoxRVTravel]

I didn't know you could do that. Very pretty.

[@RamblinPam]

@@ScottFoxRVTravel Yes, it’s a neat drive 😀

[@apirnala]

Ramblin Pam and Mystery Man embarked on an adventurous drive to the bottom of the Grand Canyon via the rugged Diamond Creek Road, with the newly inspired goal of allowing Ramblin Pam to dip her feet into the iconic Colorado River. The journey began with a mix of excitement and trepidation as they obtained a permit to travel down Diamond Creek Road, known for its challenging terrain and steep, narrow paths. Adding to the adventure, the road winds through Indian grounds, enhancing the sense of exploration and respect for the land. Undeterred, the duo navigated the rough road, surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Grand Canyon's lesser-seen depths. The descent was a test of both vehicle and spirit, with each twist and turn revealing more of the canyon’s awe-inspiring beauty. They passed through layers of ancient rock, each telling a story millions of years in the making, and glimpsed wildlife that call this remote part of the canyon home. As they approached the bottom, the towering walls of the canyon rose around them, amplifying the sense of adventure. Finally, they reached the beaches of the Colorado River, its powerful flow a testament to the forces that shaped the canyon. Ramblin Pam, triumphant and exhilarated, stepped into the cool waters, feeling the culmination of their daring drive. This simple act of dipping her feet into the river symbolized a deeper connection to the natural wonder they had just traversed. However, Let’s not forget how Mystery Man demonstrates a cool and calm persona, expertly navigated the washboard and rugged Diamond Creek Road. His steady demeanor and precise driving turned a challenging descent into a smooth adventure, embodying confidence and composure as he tackled each obstacle with ease, ensuring a safe and memorable journey to the canyon's depths and the safe return trip with his precious passenger Ramblin Pam. Their voyage on Diamond Creek Road was not just a physical journey, but a celebration of exploration, perseverance, and the sheer joy of experiencing one of nature’s greatest marvels up close. Thank you Ramblin Pam and Mystery Man For Your Truly Wonderful Presentation celebrating your latest epic journey! The Mayor

[@RamblinPam]

Thank you so much for adding your description of our journey to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Surely anyone who reads your comment will want to experience this trail for themselves. Thank you Mayor 👍

[@Wheres_Bobby]

Hey Mr. Mayor, You make that sound so good, I want to go back again. Glad you enjoyed the adventure.