7 HELPFUL TIPS FOR VISITING THE GRAND CANYON IN WINTER

Visiting the Grand Canyon in winter is not something many people would consider. But as we discovered on our RV road trip across the USA, it made for a unique and extraordinary experience.

1. Pros to Visiting the Grand Canyon in Winter

- Less People - Easier to Find Accommodation and Cheaper - Hermits Rest Scenic Drive is Open - Pretty and Unique Perspective

2. Cons to Visiting the Grand Canyon in Winter

- It’s Cold - All hikes into the canyon will be covered in snow and ice until May - North Rim is Closed -The weather may block sunrise and sunset

3. What Can You Do in the Grand Canyon During Winter?

- Rim Trail: Visitor Center to the Village - Visitor Center 22 minute film - Bright Angel Trail

4. How Can I Prepare for a Grand Canyon Winter Visit?

- Visit when there won’t be any inclement weather or winter storms! - Do a crash course  - Be sure to have travel insurance - Be sure to check with the visitor center for conditions of trails and road

5. What to pack for the Grand Canyon in winter

- Warm layers  - Winter hat, gloves, scarf   - hiking boots - Sunglasses and sunscreen  - Day pack - Water bottle

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