Have you experienced
our virtual flight over
the Grand Canyon?
Visit this special exhibit
in our com-Motion Gallery.

Click below to view the locale of your choice.

Top of the Grand Canyon
What does one see at the top, or "rim", of the Grand Canyon, looking down? The Canyon is about 4,000 feet deep. It is a truly breathtaking sight.

Grand Canyon, Bird's Perspective
Here is a bird's eye view of the Grand Canyon, one-third of the way down the South Kaibab Trail.

Bottom of the Grand Canyon
It takes approximately 4 1/2 hours to hike to the bottom of the Canyon. You know you're almost there when you can see the Colorado River.

Arizona's Famous Skies
The West is famous for its endless skies and land. Here is a perfect example over the Navajo territory, near Monument Valley, Arizona.

Dead Horse State Park, Utah
This little valley, situated next to the Canyonlands, is a richly colored oasis in the desert.

The Mexican Hat Rock, Monument Valley
This natural sculpture is an example of perfect balance performed by nature.

South Window, Arches National Park
This "window in a rock" has evolved over many centuries.