Grand Canyon Jeep Tours & Safaris

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"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."

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"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

Comments

"As for the Jeep tour--IT WAS AWESOME! It is truly spectacular. And, the service that your company provides is over the top. Our guide, Diana, was fun and a just had a world of knowledge about the
canyon. I left the tour telling everyone who would listen just how wonderful that it was! I will absolutely be back and scheduling your tour will be the FIRST thing that I do."

Lisa, Kentucky

The BEST Tour we have ever been on!

Ed, San Francisco

This was the one tour
that our family enjoyed the most. It was a great way to see the forest and Canyon!

Karol, New York

Our guide was as awesome as the Grand Canyon. We enjoyed our tour 125%!

Sue, Fort Worth, TX

This tour was the first
activity we did on our
trip. It was a wonderful experience. We will be back!

Joe, GMF Bay County, FL

A marvelously entertaining and informative afternoon.
Keep up the good work!

Kurt, Davenport, IA

Seeing the elk was a
pleasant surprise. Thanks.

Joyce, Amarillo, TX

It was very exciting and well worth the money.

Dave, Phoenix, AZ

The Grand Canyon was a side trip to our vacation - it turned out to be the highlight of our trip thanks to your tour!

Jane, New Orleans, LA

If you'd like to explore some parts of Grand Canyon National Park that most visitors never see, contact Grand Canyon Jeep Tours & Safaris, which offers three different tours that visit the park as well as the adjacent Kaibab National Forest. One tour stops at a lookout tower that affords an elevated view of the canyon, while another visits an indian ruin and site of petroglyphs and cave paintings. Prices range from $40 to $94 for adults and $30 to $75 for children 12 and under.