"Another way to see the Grand Canyon is by
tours conducted in four-wheel-drive vehicles. These back road
sightseeing trips are led by guides well-versed in the ecology of the
canyon, its history, wildlife and legends. Contact Grand Canyon Jeep
Tours & Safaris at (928) 638-5337 or (800) 320-5337."
"If
you'd like to get off the pavement and see parts of the park that
are accessible only by dirt road, a jeep tour can be just the
ticket" Fodor's- Road Guide to the National Parks
of the West
"Less
herdlike, more off-road, and more open air - Possibilities include a
two hour Canyon Pines through the Kaibab National Forest to the
rim via an 1880's stage coach trail; the Grand Sunset Tour, another
forest-rim combo; and the Indian Paintings Tour, which never leaves
the trees, but gives you a close-up view of ancient art. You
can mix and match these tours, too." Frommer's-Arizona for Dummies
Welcome to the original Grand Canyon Jeep Tours & Safaris
Experience the backroads of the Grand
Canyon National Park and the Kaibab National Forest first hand! While
adventuring in open air four wheel drive safari vehicles, professional
local guides discuss the early settlers, the cowboys, native wildlife and
local history-facts and folklore.
Today Show - 'Gas Challenge': Follow the Riley Family
"We took a Jeep Safari tour with a place called Grand Canyon Jeep Tours. The tour guides agreed to wait for us until 2 p.m. so we could get a little extra sleep.
The tour was so much fun! We saw a coyote and an elk, and one of the tour guides was a Native American Indian. He played his flute for us while we looked at the great views of the Grand Canyon." learn more
