Things to Do in Grand Canyon, Arizona

Experience the rich cultural traditions, folklore and delicious cuisine of the Red Heritage- Native American Dinner Show in Page, AZ. Navajo-owned and operated, Red Heritage showcases vibrant powwow dancing, live drums, flute playing and more. All while you enjoy culturally inspired food that celebrates the enduring legacy of indigenous peoples in the US. Details

Excitement meets nature at Flagstaff Extreme, a thrilling outdoor adventure park in Flagstaff, Arizona! Journey through treetop obstacle courses, ziplines, and other challenges in the trees. Whether you're an adventure seeker or a family looking for fun, Flagstaff’s adventure courses and zip lines are designed for a wide range of ages and abilities. Details

Embark on the ultimate Maverick Helicopter Grand Canyon flight with South Rim and North Rim views. See Kaibab National Forest and the Painted Desert, and get a bird's eye view where Little Colorado meets the Colorado River. Fly along the North Rim, through the expansive Dragon Corridor, and more. Enjoy insightful commentary by your pilot along the way. Details

Experience a piece of history on the Grand Canyon Railway. Built over 100 years ago and operational since 1901, the Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel has carried many iconic figures, such as Theodore Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Bill Gates. Travel in style from Williams, Arizona to the Grand Canyon while enjoying the sights, live music and cowboy show on board. Details

Climb aboard the Grand Canyon South Rim helicopter tour for a breathtaking 25-minute flight over Kaibab National Forest, the Grand Canyon and the Dragon Corridor. Gaze upon panoramic views of the Tower of Ra and Vishnu Schist as you fly over the widest and deepest sections of the Grand Canyon. This helicopter tour departs from the South Rim near Tusayan, AZ. Details

Departing from Grand Canyon West Rim, explore the Grand Canyon from an ECO-Star helicopter with panoramic views of the Hualapai Tribe’s sacred lands and the canyon’s magnificent rock formations. Descend 3,500 feet for a 20-minute landing above the Colorado River. The experience requires a Grand Canyon West admission ticket for park entry (additional fee). Details