While a visit to the Grand Canyon is mesmerizing and worthwhile, it's not necessarily easy. We consider the closest and most ...

Such a sentiment explains the appeal of the Grand Canyon Railway, a heritage train that takes people from a historic depot in the Route 66 city of Williams, Arizona, to the Grand Canyon's South Rim.

Starting in the late 1800s, this historic railroad was originally used to transport ore from the Anita mines, which sit just north of Williams, Arizona ... the Grand Canyon Railway was reopened ...

Day-trippers can spend at least half a day visiting the village's sights. Stop by the historic Grand Canyon Railway Depot, a log cabin-style working depot that still welcomes Grand Canyon Railway ...

Travelers to Arizona will have more lodging ... near the Blue Ridge Mountains. Trailborn Grand Canyon is in Williams, home of the Grand Canyon Railway and about an hour's drive south of the ...

Many of Arizona’s first resorts ... is from 8:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Grand Canyon Railway operates the Grand Canyon Railways & ...

From a Denver hotel resembling an aspen grove to national-parks-adjacent stays with mountain-bike rentals and train access into the Grand Canyon, these new places are definitely on our vacation radar ...

Yet there they were, sitting by railway milepost 384 in the scrubby forest outside Williams, Arizona ... Under the Grand Canyon's dark skies, an astronomer finds a universe of real stars He ...

The Grand Canyon Railway runs from Williams, Arizona, to the south rim of the Grand Canyon, spanning 64 miles. The train runs daily, transporting more than 225,000 visitors yearly and keeping ...

Strap on your cowboy boots and saddle up for a journey through Arizona’s most charming historic towns ... Photo credit: SAH Archipedia Known as the “Gateway to the Grand Canyon,” Williams is like the ...