We Made A Big Mistake! | Grand Canyon National Park South Rim

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi all! I'd like to clear up my pronunciation of the town we stayed in while visiting the Grand Canyon. We were in a town called Tusayan, Arizona, which is 1 mile from the Grand Canyon. Not Tucson, Arizona, which is over 300 miles from the canyon. On a map, you can find it near the South Grand Canyon entrance. Thanks and happy travels 🩷

[@Mpo65]

Good job on explaining the buses in details. Nice video. We will be going at the end of July, 2023 for 2 days and will be staying at Yavapai Lodge at the village. I'm so excited, it's our first visit to GC. Years back I fall in love with Yellowstone and Bryce Canyon, and I know I'll fall in love with Grand Canyon as well! I can't wait!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Oh I bet you will love it! Be sure to take lots of water with you and watch out for the heat in July. Take lots of breaks and wear sunscreen, clothing/ hats to protect yourself. Maybe a hand fan, as well. Have a great trip!

[@user-xw9qi5sr4y]

Best description of the park , and information I've seen so far . Thank you !

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TA94-6]

Just watched your video, will be seeing this in person next Tuesday (can't wait!). Thank you for the helpful information.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TheWanderfulLifeofKayla]

The Grand Canyon is truly grand! Every time I have ever gone I’m always blown away by the views. It’s just something you need to see in person to get the true effect!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I couldn't agree more! I really didn't think I'd be so impressed, seeing how many time we've seen it in textbooks/ movies/ pictures since we were kids, but it blew me away!

[@phungdo447]

Thank you for mentioning the America the Beautiful pass!!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi Phung! Welcome to the channel. You are so welcome! The pass is very helpful if you are going to see several National Parks on your visit. It lasts one year. Just don't be like us and forget it at home 🤦‍♀️

[@OneQuixote]

A delightful video and presentation..thanks for sharing!..Been there about 3 times, so awesome, the canyon is bigger than my hometown, Brooklyn !!!..love your blue sunglasses, so cool, and even though you have a funny accent, I can understand everything...lol..nice to relive my times there through your colorful video..

[@gotravelwithstaci]

haha it's that Texas twang

[@cufamtx]

Before commenting that her pronunciation is wrong: Tucson and Tusayan are different cities. She is not talking about Tucson which in southern Arizona and not near the Grand Canyon.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

thank you for your help. of course my accent doesn't help my pronunciation, but you are correct that I am not trying to erroneously say Tucson lol

[@angelinaramon]

Thank you. I'm going to the Grand Canyon this week. I'll definitely take your advise.

[@danielsmithsr8477]

Really enjoyed your video... smooth delivery and very informative

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Oh that's so good to hear. Sometimes I feel like I'm rambling lol

[@valerysanchez]

This was such a great instructive video, I loved it!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Glad it was helpful!

[@reneepierce569]

First timer…..new subscriber….definite liker……excellent video! Plus you seem super nice! You also have the best diction, cadence, annunciation, teeth perfection etc which made this super easy to understand! Looking forward to more! 👏👏💕

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Aww thank you so much Renee! Welcome aboard!

[@sharon4951]

Thank you for this informative vid. We are planning a trip from Fl to the GC. Going in Feb. I am so excited. But I know it will be COOOLD!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Ooh yes bundle up! The wind around the canyon can make it feel colder.

[@glennholland-c7j]

great commentary and great detail. makes you want to visit . Appreciate the warnings about abilities and hiking . well done.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

haha well I'd hate for anyone to bite off more than they can chew. I've been there a time or ten!

[@shane1884]

Great video!! Will be taking my family there this week on a trip to Vegas and you've answered most of the questions I had about visiting, very informative and the visuals were awesome!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I'm so happy this was helpful! Have a great trip.

[@sudeeppoonoth3595]

Staci, you did an awesome job by explaining the canyon tour and it makes it so easy for anyone planning a visit to south rim of canyon.Good job.👍

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Wow Sudeep thank you so much for your kind words! I hoped this video would help others see the canyon. I hope you get to see it one day. Safe travels!

[@sudeeppoonoth3595]

@@gotravelwithstaci Have a question. Do we park car at visitor center and take bus shuttle to reach different view points ? Do we have option to drive within the national park?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

@@sudeeppoonoth3595 When you buy your entry ticket (or show your annual pass) at the Ranger Station at the park entrance, they will give you a park map. Take a look at that map and find the points on the map you want to see most. I would then find the parking lots nearest to those points and park there. You can drive your car as far as the parking lots and you must walk to the points, or take the buses out to be dropped off at a point. Of course, yes, you can also just park at the main visitor center and take various buses to other points in the park. If you do this, I recommend getting in the park before 9am to beat traffic. Also, the viewpoints further away from the visitor center are less crowded. We enjoyed the western side of the park near Hopi Point and Hermit's Rest better than the visitor center because it was less crowded. Keep that park map and your entry receipt. You will need the map to reference and the entry ticket is good for several days but you need that receipt to re-enter the park if you leave. They cannot re-print a receipt. Take water with you out to the viewpoints. Hope this helps!

[@sudeeppoonoth3595]

Thank you so much.

[@ericabarranca3545]

Where you able to experience south rim?

[@Sasygrl31]

Wow! Thank you for the informative video!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mjsv21]

Hi Staci! Best video ever for the South Rim hike and bus route! We are going there in two weeks! Third week of May 2023. And your video reallyyyy helped me picture out the routes we are going. I think I will do Jeff’s route, and some of our friends will do your route ;) combi of bus and a bit of trail hahah. Then, meet up as where you guys meet up. New subscriber here also! Big thanks all the way from Singapore! 🇵🇭🇸🇬

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Aww yay I’m so happy the video helped and even more happy you are part of my travel family! I’ll never forget our visit to the Grand Canyon and we will definitely be back 👏🏻

[@mjsv21]

@@gotravelwithstaci I have watched your Horseshoe Bend- Antelope - Flagstaff , travel video to Arizona. I have learned a lot from your videos, sharing the practical info! TY!! We will stay in flagstaff too and head to Page after our Grand Canyon stay. Im sure I’ll watch more of your videos. Keep it up girl! Great videos! 🤝🤝

[@staceyet4176]

Super helpful video! We are going to the GC this month & knowing the entrance fee is goodfor 7 days was great!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Such a helpful aspect when travel is already expensive enough

[@allthatgirlcoronado]

I’m going next week for my birthday 😊 it’s been a dream of mine to visit the Canyon.

[@StevenDietrich-k2w]

In 2016 myself and 3 buddies spent 3 days hiking down the S. Kaibab, hiking to Ribbon Falls, and hiking back out on the Bright Angel. We overnighted 2 nights in a cabin at Phantom Ranch (advance reservations required, difficult in prime tourism). The SK doesn't have any drinking water available from what I remember (perhaps seasonal, we hiked in winter), but the BA has multiple places you can stop and fill up. It was marvelous by the way.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I'm so jealous of your hiking adventures and wish my PTSD didn't keep me from such trips. I'll have to live vicariously through you!

[@richardcarrier8323]

thank you for your video - lots of great tips! Hoping to go in October, Lord willing!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you for watching Richard! I hope you have a great trip.

[@WendyB-r4p]

Loved your video! It was very informative and helpful. Plus, you are as cute as a button! We will be there in two weeks for the first time - can't wait to see the beauty! We are seniors and so will not be hiking very much, so this was perfect! Thank you!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you so much for your kind words. We would love to go back and maybe camp in Grand Canyon park to really take it in. I hope you had a great visit!

[@jenalavigne185]

Thank you for the video! Great tips and information! Visiting in two weeks. So for the red shuttle, are there multiple buses making stops? So if you get off at one of the stops along the way, walk around for awhile, another one will come eventually on the route you can get on? Like a jump on, jump off type situation? I love that you can choose to walk the trails to some of the places too! How awesome! What time of the day were you there? It doesn't look too busy/crowded!? Since we will be going beginning of April, i'll have to keep in mind to pack proper chilly attire! Thanks again!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi there. So sorry for my absence as I've been nursing a broken tailbone (amongst other things from my fall 🥴) I'm sure this won't help you now that your trip is over but maybe someone else reading this reply will get info out of it. Yes the buses run in loops so you can hop on/ hop off during shuttle hours. We visited in April and got there around 8-9am and stayed til closing, which was earlier since the days are shorter this time of year. In April, layering clothing is the way to go. You'll be chilly until the sun comes out or you get to walking, and then start peeling off layers mid-day if it's super sunny. Hope you had a great trip!

[@IrinaVladimirovna-i2s]

Thank you!!!! Very useful information!!!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Glad it was helpful!

[@beatrizcrespovazquez1815]

great explanation of fear of heights! no matter how determined i'm afraid and feel like passing out. good to know about the shuttles/buses. thanks!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

yeah the shuttles were so handy!

[@tinadang311]

Very good tips. Thanks!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you for watching!

[@stacimicheletto6110]

Finally someone who spells Staci correctly! (Smile) and a husband who’s name is Jeff!! We love the Grand Canyon and always enjoy our time there. We were there in April and it was beautiful weather. Loved your video!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Haha that is quite a coincidence! 😆 I’m so happy you enjoyed your trip to the GC. We were also there in April and I think it was the perfect weather! Thank you for watching, Staci!

[@elosogonzalez8739]

While on a walk near the Rim, we stumbled apon THE LARGEST ELK I've ever seen. MAGNIFICENT! The Grand Canyon is one of the most incredible places I've ever been. If you think your in good shape........ Think again! Prepare yourself to exaust yourself. Make sure YOU ALWAYS HAVE ENOUGH WATER! The South Rim has places to réhydrater or grab something, but they are far apart. Buses and trails are available and I would recommend using them. Always plan ahead as weather can change fast. A jacket is Always a good idea. ENJOY YOUR TRIP! Everyone should see it! My wife and I have been there several times and we see new things every time. You should carry food and water no matter where you go. DO YOUR HOMEWORK ahead of time. IT'S THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE; SEE IT!❤❤

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Wow seeing the wildlife must've been exciting! I agree with you having water is paramount. Having a physical map and being able to locate water refill stations might be something that saves someones life. I was so happy the buses were there. We are able to walk a lot but even then, it was nice to walk all the way out to Hermits Rest, and take the bus back. As a nurse, I also find it nice when there are accommodations to help those who are less able to get around. They deserve to see these beautiful sights!

[@elosogonzalez8739]

@@gotravelwithstaci As majestic as it was, for me, just alittle too close for comfort. I'm not a hunter myself, but both my cousins have been for their lives. Both told me this Elk was probably an older animal that clearly been around people. Any wild animal three times of Shaq I wanted no part of him! If you've never been to the North Rim, I would consider that a must. Especially now with the fall colors and alot less tourists. We went during Covid, My wife and I almost had the place to ourselves.

[@pattypeterson6220]

My trip to the Canyon was several years ago, after an initial cancelled trip caused by the events of 9/11. Life went on, and I didn't get back until May, 2019. This time we travelled in a Sprinter campervan. Love traveling in it and love your videos. You are absolutely right. . . No photo or video gives the Canyon justice. Looks so awesome, I thought , this must be a movie set. Something this beautiful can't be real!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi Patty and thank you so much for watching! Yes the Canyon is unbelievable, even when you’re there staring right at it. I would love to go back one day and rent a camper van 🚐

[@LCLand]

Totally agree. So majestic

[@ZMMYOB]

I'd love to know where you got your gorgeous sunglasses. I love them!

[@UltimateAnarchy]

Just an FYI - in 2022 they came out with a lifetime free pass for American Military Veterans. I have one and it's great! FREE admittance FOREVER to any and all National Parks for you and up to 3 others (in the same vehicle)! And... if you happen to forget to bring it, just show them your VA card or your driver's license with the "Veteran" designation on it and they'll still let you in!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Wow this is awesome news to hear! I feel like we don't give back enough to our veterans and I say thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️

[@UltimateAnarchy]

@@gotravelwithstaci Thanks but I have always felt we are very well taken care of. Case in point, I was having some stomach issues recently so I went to the Emergency Room at the VA Hospital. They determined I could need surgery but they didn't have any surgeons available at that time (3 AM) so they sent me via ambulance to a private (non-VA) hospital an hour away. I was in that hospital for 3 days. I'm fine now and just received the bill. It was $132. Total. The VA medical system is FAR superior to the expensive privatized health care we have in the U.S. So believe me when I say we are well taken care of. Thanks so much!

[@layzes6459]

We're visiting the grand canyon in a month, your tips are appreciated!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I hope you have a wonderful trip! We would go back to the Grand Canyon any day.

[@atuckertucker]

Nice job .. thank you.. I’m going for sure now!!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Have fun!

[@sothisisjoy]

Staci, ty for the height issue comments. This is exactly the answer i was looking for. Ledges are more my personal issue. Not in the mood to tackle another hike as a personal “Fear Factor” moment.🙄 i think i might have to pass on this one which will stink as we are currently living here st the GC.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Yeah, Jeff didn't have issues with the heights, but they get me every time. The canyon is expansive so looking out into it made me a bit disoriented lol. We would go back any time though!

[@mannyromero1786]

Hi Staci good video in what month did you visited the grand canyon for this video?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi we went in April. The weather was great. Cold in the mornings but warmer when the sun was out.

[@donnabaughn4134]

I love the back pack you had on! What name brand was it and where would I get one?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi there 😊 I love that bag for its versatility! It's in my Amazon store (sorry in advance for the long link): www.amazon.com/shop/gotravelwithstaci/list/3G1H6LA7R12MJ?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsfgotravelwithstaci_GEJR7M48F49X42W041ZK

[@niaz.shovon]

I booked a Grand canyon south rim bus "day tour" from Las Vegas in October next. Is this shuttle bus shown in here free or I need to buy tickets separately for this?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

No that sounds like you booked a day tour and that is different from the park shuttle bus. Usually, day tours are hosted by independent companies who are not affiliated with the National Park Service. These tours typically include you transport from LV to the western entrance of the GC, and your entrance into the park. I would look at the tour details to see exactly what you get in the package your purchased.

[@TheAyurveda08]

Good tips! Thanks 👍

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Glad it was helpful!

[@angelacofler60]

Fantastico, saremo li a metà Marzo, pure io ho problemi con le altitudini.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Spero che tu abbia fatto un bel viaggio e che il tempo sia stato perfetto per la tua visita.

[@debbiedugan692]

Thanks!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thanks for watching!

[@standingbear998]

a fantastic place.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

One for the books!

[@tarud100]

Love this Staci!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you so much Taru! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻

[@janellelester]

What time of the year you guys went? Thank you for this video! ❤

[@gotravelwithstaci]

April

[@JPTVreloadedinsights]

lol you are so funny but thanks for info very helpful Ms. lady

[@gotravelwithstaci]

You are so welcome. Thank you for watching!

[@sandravalls1]

The best!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thanks!

[@oscarbautista7742]

First of all, thank you for showing this video, the truth is that the great cannon was from Mexico before 1848 and the United States practically stole it from us, and created a whole marketing of consumerism for very rich people, fortunately in Mexico we have cannons, examples , Copper Canyon, Sumidero Canyon, Tolantongo Canyon, Piedra Volada Canyon, and I live just 4 km from a 400m deep canyon and totally free of payments!!! Best regards from Xalapa Veracruz Mexico!!!!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Wow that is so nice you have free access to canyons in your area. I bet they are stunning to witness.

[@marymn87]

great video! what was the name of the bus tour you took?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

The bus was a free shuttle that is offered by the park to help you get around.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Did you think that big animal was Elk or something else? I also want to know any and all questions to help you plan the best visit to Grand Canyon National Park!

[@TheWanderfulLifeofKayla]

That was definitely an elk 😉

[@gotravelwithstaci]

@@TheWanderfulLifeofKayla lol I was hoping for moose but just as excited about the Elk 😆

[@nobodyneedstoknow4197]

Yup moose are super cool too if it's bigger then your car looks like it could deck an rv that's a moose. Hope you see one some day❤.

[@ricardosilvaneymaracastro4105]

Belas paisagens!

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Foi de tirar o fôlego!

[@williamlawrence2525]

We have moose around here as well as an acasional elk, that is an elk.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I'd love to see a moose!

[@lethalwolf7455]

I want to take my wife there, I’ve taken her many other great places but just planning this is a nightmare. The closest hotel on the rim is an hour and a half away from the closest airport and it’s not a commercial friendly airport so it’s recommended to fly in to Las Vegas and rent a car or hire a taxi for a 4.5 hour drive, are you kidding me? The hotels on the rim look like overpriced closets, with one exception, the Maswik lodge seems nice and affordable. El Tovar had gotten a ton of bad reviews lately and even has dropped to a 3 star rating, for $430 a night I’d expect better. But if you stay there apparently parking a vehicle is impossible so you have to basically fly into Vegas, take a taxi or Uber 4.5 hours away, coming and going. She really wants to go there but I’m trying to talk her out of it simply because of the inconvenience of it all. There has to be a better way to do this. If we drive there we will be on the road for 4 days of our ten day vacation, and that doesn’t include sleep. Please help me if you have any ideas. I really wish there was a closer commercial airport

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I feel you on this one. Due to the park being more isolated, it can be tricky to get to. I can only tell you what we did personally and hope it will help. We flew into Flagstaff and rented a car to drive roughly 2 hours to Tusayan, Arizona. This little town is about 1 mile from the Grand Canyon South Rim entrance. We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express, which was clean and safe and about $230/night. If you only want to take in the Canyon, doing it this way has you only driving about 4 hours round trip and getting to stay extra close the the park entrance. It was the most convenient trip I could arrange and worked out really well for us.

[@ShadowGin3]

What's the stop/trail you took to get to the place at 9:16- 9:30?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I think it was Pima Point lookout. Go out near Hermits Rest direction on your map.

[@gadamwoll]

That be an Elk. A moose is much bigger. We don't have bears in Grand canyon

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you 😊 Out here always learning!

[@thomaslyens7981]

FYI, the NPS offers the passes free to US Military, veterans and Gold Star families. You’ll need to search for exact information on eligibility.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Someone else mentioned it and this is such great news to share! Our veterans deserve so much more than we give them 💛

[@tripuallampudi7402]

Great Video and tour of the Rim trail, Staci. Love the details and tips and camera spanning and view are awesome. Thanks for sharing and presenting a beautiful view of one of the wonders of Mother Nature.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you. I do the best I can. 💜

[@meredithschmidt8479]

Just got back from the Grand Canyon what you are seeing are Mule Deer bigger than Minnesota deer but the park is overload with them on the South rim most likely you will see elk and other animals on the North rim not on the South

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you for your insight! It's so fun to see wildlife out in their natural element.

[@jameslowery4550]

How much do the shuttle buses cost?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

The shuttle was included with your park ticket price 😊

[@austinstitzel]

I went to the Grand Canyon back in 2012.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hope you had fun.

[@cindycochran9946]

I work at Hermit's Rest. You should have given the history of the building and it's architectural significance.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi Cindy and welcome! It’s so wonderful to get feedback, especially from those who are familiar with these destinations. I wish I could include all the interesting things I learn along the way. I can be long-winded; ask my husband 😆…but unfortunately it doesn’t always work out that way. Currently, my videos are more of a general overview of an experience or destination, but I hope to be able to create additional videos in the future that include more historical anecdotes.

[@dragonboy718]

might have said this but what time of year did u go?

[@gotravelwithstaci]

April

[@sherrytolbird7983]

Ha I see my husband riding the bus in our future! Height’s are no joke !

[@gotravelwithstaci]

lol yeah I had to have a lie down at one point. All the blood was draining out of me when I looked out over the edge 🥴

[@MrRascurt]

where the heck is TooSayON?

[@shelleyrochelle7596]

It's Tusayan, AZ about a mile from the Canyon's South Entrance

[@gotravelwithstaci]

haha yeah my accent is twangy, but not that twangy 😊

[@gotravelwithstaci]

thanks for the backup, friend 💛

[@fredreeves7652]

Fantastic video overall. However, from a personal safety and health standpoint, I'd probably abstain from drinking alcohol "during an active hike", as opposed to chilling at the end of a day of hiking. Alcohol also will dehydrate the body, and in particular given the elevation. Generally speaking, hiking and alcohol do not work well together, in particular in the moderate to grueling hiking environment that is the Grand Canyon.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Yes agree to all of this 🙌🏻

[@sayinitstraight156]

Condors are amazing birds

[@gotravelwithstaci]

They are huge!

[@crystalfolse3208]

Thanks

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you so much for watching Crystal!

[@reneepierce569]

What’s the mistake? 🤷‍♀️

[@gotravelwithstaci]

We left our annual park pass at home on accident and had to purchase another ticket. The National Park Service aren’t able to look up your annual pass info, so it did cost us more $$ having to pay again when we already bought the annual pass.

[@staceyboyd4508]

TUSON

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Do you mean Tusayon? because that's where we stayed. Not Tucson.

[@sayinitstraight156]

North rim has bison 🦬. Less people and traffic.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I really really wantt o visit the north rim. Sadly we were just outside the time of year to go, but next time we will plan to visit in the warmer months when it is open. I would love to see bison in the wild.

[@jmarcine]

Elks

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thanks for clearing this up!

[@SweatyWelder68]

Tusayon?????really??? Tusayon Arizona??? Tucson, Arizona??? what in the cornbread hell are u saying?????You go to UT Austin???

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi. We were in a town called Tusayan, Arizona. Not Tucson, Arizona. Get a map and find it near the South Grand Canyon entrance. Thanks.

[@debbiedugan692]

You stare at it, but it doesn’t seem real.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

That’s exactly what we thought! It was beautiful 😍

[@whitelily569]

I was not taken by Grand Canyon. I found it boring with the same sights and colors in 360 views. It's a good spot for hikers but not for sightseers looking for beautiful views. Sedona might be a better place fo rme - more varied colors and different views.

[@gotravelwithstaci]

I felt like each destination on our road trip (Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Arches National Park) offered equally beautiful views. Something for everyone.

[@NicCageForPresident2024]

Too bad the Smithsonian hid the fact that there are ancient cities inside of the Grand Canyon

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Thank you for watching!

[@standingbear998]

don't throw in BS

[@NicCageForPresident2024]

@@standingbear998 I didn't throw in bear shit.

[@lylelay]

​@@NicCageForPresident2024well you're right at that it came from a different animal

[@Linn0107]

OK I’m a Texan but I even know how to pronounce Tucson. It is not pronounced. “To-say-on” !!! And you know that there’s no way you could not have known that!!!!

[@lylelay]

She wasn't talking about Tucson she was talking about Tusayan, tiny little town at the South entrance of the Grand canyon

[@gotravelwithstaci]

Hi. We were in a town called Tusayan, Arizona, which is 1 mile from the Grand Canyon. Not Tucson, Arizona, which is over 300 miles from the canyon. Get a map and find it near the South Grand Canyon entrance. Thanks.

[@tammyobrien7158]

Your idiots! Lol