United States Arizona

Grand Canyon National Park

A vast geological wonder in Arizona, home to layered red rock formations, revealing millions of years of Earth's history, and steep canyon walls.

Grand Canyon National Park Guides

  • Best summer campsites for families

    gocamp (GoCamp )
    Planning the perfect family getaway can be both exciting and daunting, but there's one tried-and-true option that consistently brings joy to all ages: camping. Whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature, enjoy some quality family time, or simply escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, selecting the right campsite is key. With countless options available, finding that perfect spot can feel overwhelming. To help narrow down your choices, we’ve compiled a list of the best summer campsites for families, each offering unique amenities and experiences that are sure to create lasting memories for everyone. From lakeside retreats to forest hideaways, these campsites are ideal for making the most out of your summer adventure.
  • Most scenic places in Arizona. Arizona road trip guide

    mshaw (Melissa Shaw)
    Imagine hitting the open road with the sun-drenched landscapes of Arizona unfolding before you, each mile bringing a new majestic vista or historic wonder. From the jaw-dropping grandeur of the Grand Canyon to the surreal formations of Antelope Canyon, Arizona is a playground for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. This road trip guide is your key to discovering the state’s most scenic places, where every stop promises a photo-worthy view and an unforgettable experience. Let's dive into some of the most breathtaking stops that will make your Arizona road trip truly epic.
  • Wildlife sanctuaries that you can visit

    wildlifeconnect (Wildlife Connect )
    Ever dreamed of wandering amidst lush greenery and coming face-to-face with nature's most majestic creatures? Wildlife sanctuaries offer just that – a chance to step into the habitats of the animal kingdom and witness the wonders of the natural world up close. These havens of biodiversity not only provide crucial protection for wildlife but also invite us humans to immerse ourselves in an experience that's both enlightening and humbling. From the roaming giants of the savannahs to the elusive predators of the dense forests, each sanctuary is a world unto itself, waiting to be explored. So, grab your binoculars and let’s take a virtual trek through some of the most amazing wildlife sanctuaries that you can actually visit. Prepare to be awed!
  • Bucket List Summer Trip <3

    ashbwi (Ashley Wise)
  • USA Bucket List

    theglobetrottingfamily (Christine Kim)
  • Idyllic Destinations Around The World For November Travel

    seeker (Seeker Editors)
    November is often overlooked as a travel month, but plenty of cities and countries across the world are entering a period of blissful temperatures and sunny days. From the hustle and bustle of London to the island lifestyle of St. Bart’s, these bucket-list destinations are like magic in November. Whether you want a beach getaway, or a chance to explore the city- these spots are some of the most exciting places to see this month.
  • Top Tourist Attractions in the US

    seeker (Seeker Editors)
    These attractions range from breathtaking to dazzling- with gorgeous natural landscapes, sparkling nightlife, and everything in between. No matter your USA plans, whether you are exploring natural parks, touring NYC, or visiting *every* iconic theme park in the country, life-changing experiences await. These are the most legendary tourist attractions across the United States, from the effervescent Las Vegas Strip to The Grand Canyon. Make it a trip to remember, and consider these spots for your USA bucket list.
  • Sunsets

    shalawnjames (Shalawn James)
    Sunsets around the world
  • Best National Parks For Beginners

    seeker (Seeker Editors)
    These top national park destinations are no stranger to newcomers, they have solidified themselves as some of the most famous and popular parks across the entire world. No matter what landscape you seek, from lush rainforests to spiral rock formations, there is a park waiting for you- complete with well-paved walking trails, quirky tourist traps for the entire family, and plenty of guidance documented online and at the site. Make sure to bring a reusable water bottle and some comfortable shoes because we are ready to take you on your first, life-changing National Park adventure for beginners.
  • My Wanderlust Wishlist

    bookedbyiman (Iman Childs)
    My spin on a travel bucketlist! From visiting Vanuatu to attending all 4 tennis Grand Slams, these are the places and unique experiences I'd love to see during my travels.
  • Places to See Before I Die

    jeanlouise (Jean Tiston)
    This is a work in progress list that I would constantly update as I go along :)
  • Most Dangerous National Parks In The USA

    seeker (Seeker Editors)
    Nothing says summer quite like some exploration into the great outdoors- and the United States is full of epic national parks with breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife to discover. We *love* getting adventurous and taking in the rocky coastlines, picturesque lakes, and towering waterfalls that this beautiful country has to offer- but not without caution. Here is a collection of some of the most dangerous national parks, with consideration into how many deaths occurred and why at each location. This list is in no way trying to keep you away from some fun, just always use common sense and follow expert guidelines during your summer escapades. Better safe than sorry!
  • 31 Tranquil & Epic Nature Spots!

    ryan (Ryan Haq)
  • Favorite National Parks with young kids

    amanda.t.dwyer (Amanda Dwyer)
    These have been some of our favorite US National Parks during our RV adventure this year
  • Astrophotography Spots (American Southwest & West Coast)

    ryan (Ryan Haq)
    Great night sky spots for seasoned or aspiring astrophotographers! *Work in Progress*
  • The Most Famous Landmarks Around the World

    seeker (Seeker Editors)
    These monumental locations have maintained their status as bucket list-worthy travel destinations. Whether it's the iconic Hollywood sign that transports you into a movie or the mysterious structure of Stonehenge that has puzzled historians for centuries, these landmarks are distinguished in how they have influenced culture across the globe. Inspiring natural wonders, conspiracy-inducing formations, and outright stunning achievements of humanity: enjoy our seeker-approved list of the world's most famous landmarks..
  • Places that make me feel good

    rachelebercini (Rachele Bercini)
    Corners of the world that I would like to visit and that I have visited
  • Vegas Road Trip

    nicolejordan (Nicole Jordan)
    Casinos, The Strip, tons of people. That is the most anxiety inducing experience for me. Instead of spending your whole visit in Las Vegas itself, get outside and explore! Here are some of my favorite outdoor destinations within a few hours drive of Vegas.
  • National Parks Visited

    lwithrow (Lindsay Withrow)
    50 and counting!
  • 10 Most Visited National Parks in 2020

    seeker (Seeker Editors)
    From the glistening waterfalls of Glacier park to the unique wildlife at the rocky coastline of Acadia, the USA has no shortage of vast national park treasures. We love visiting national parks for the incredible views and chance to immerse ourselves amongst nature and friendly wildlife. Here are the top 10 most visited national parks across the nation, and personal favorites of the Seeker team.

Grand Canyon National Park Articles

  • 17 of the Most Haunted Places in America

    Mysterious and spooky, ghosts have captivated the world for centuries. From ghost stories and seances to haunted tours of the most mysterious places on earth, the fascination with spirits and connecting with the departed skyrockets during autumn with cooler weather, long nights, and, of course, Halloween. The most haunted places in the U.S. are not […]

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  • Arizona’s National Parks: Ranked

    Whether you’re on a US national park road trip or looking to spend some time diving-deep into the wonders of the Southwest, Arizona’s National Parks will give you a taste of the desert (with a twist). Grand Canyon National Park lies about an hour and a half outside of Flagstaff, and is, of course, worth […]

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