Stretching 446 kilometres from end to end and reaching a maximum depth of almost two kilometres, the Grand Canyon is a colossal natural phenomenon that must be seen to be believed. There are three main rims to the canyon – the South, North and West – with the South Rim the most popular access point, and where you can drive on a forty-kilometre stretch of road that runs along the canyon edge. At the West Rim, visitors can experience the Grand Canyon Skywalk.
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