The Grand Canyon is a geological wonder, revealing nearly two billion years of Earth's history through layers of rock and sediment.
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The formation of the canyon began about 6 million years ago, shaped by the mighty Colorado River and its relentless erosive power.
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The breathtaking colors of the Grand Canyon are creating a kaleidoscope of reds, yellows and oranges that change in the sunlight.
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Hidden within the canyon walls are hidden caves and alcoves, some of which contain ancient artifacts and remnants of Native American civilization.
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For the adventurous, Skywalk offers a mind-blowing experience. This glass bottom bridge spans 70 feet over the canyon, offering stunning views.
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Beyond the iconic views, Hidden Falls cascades down the canyon walls, creating a tranquil haven in the rugged landscape.
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Grand Canyon National Park is an international dark sky park, offering incredible stargazing opportunities that reveal the wonders of the cosmos.
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Embark on a thrilling river rafting journey along the Colorado River, navigating through rapids and immersing yourself in the wild beauty of the canyon.
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The Grand Canyon has yielded many fossil finds, including ancient sea creatures and early reptiles that provide valuable insight into prehistoric life.
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Visit the Desert View Watchtower, an iconic landmark designed by Mary Coulter, offering panoramic views of the canyon and its surrounding landscapes.
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