Non Member Travel - The Canyon

Grand Canyon Hotels

Grand Canyon Hotels

Introduction

To discover real America is to get away from the iconography. Like fast food you might take in the Big Apple, Disneyworld, Hollywood, Vegas and all the ‘star bangled banner’ has to offer but more stable fare can be found elsewhere. The genuine warmth of the deep south, the true unspoilt

beauty of the prairies, the grand canyon, the natural parks of Yellowstone and Yosemite or the great lakes. Why not enjoy the freedom and adventure of taking your car out on the open road and discover the real America? You may also just find out why so few native to the states choose to take a vacation

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Las Vegas

The city that glitters 24 hours a day needs no introduction. It has it all – world–class hotels and resorts, fantastic restaurants, critically acclaimed shows, first rate golf, luxury spas, the best casinos and gaming on the globe and exciting entertainment and attractions for everyone. If you tire of tugging on the slot machines, the surrounding area has some of the region's most beautiful scenery. Las Vegas lies in the midst of a spectacular setting of natural wonders such as the Grand Canyon.

Arizona

Arizona is everything the Southwest is supposed to be - there are canyons, deserts, cacti, mountains, ghost towns, Indian tribes and abundant sunshine. Most famous of all there is the Grand Canyon, destination for millions of visitors each year, but there are also hundreds of miles of scenic land with many other canyons large and small waiting to be explored. Several artificial lakes, formed by dams on the Salt and Colorado rivers, provide many recreational opportunities and a welcome relief from the summer heat.

Grand Canyon

Visit the South Rim at dawn for a sense of the normity of nature. Spend a day trekking in the canyon, or get a permit and camp on the canyon floor. Or, for the less energetic, take to the air in a helicopter and watch the ground drop away. Denali National Park, Alaska Admire the tundra and glaciers in Alaska’s finest park, home to bears and wolves, with views of North America’s highest peak, Mount McKinley.