Mile 0.8 – 0.9 // Second Tunnel // Clip #10 of Grand Canyon’s Bright Angel Trail from the South Rim down to Phantom Ranch, BA10VG

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A Grand Canyon hike can be one of the most challenging and memorable experiences of a lifetime. But no hike in the canyon is easy: the terrain is steep, dry and rugged. This video is designed to help you plan for and enjoy your hike into the canyon’s harsh, yet fragile, environment. Part 1 of the video tells you how to prepare for your hike or backpacking trip. For more info, go to the park’s hiking and backpacking information web page: http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/backcountry.htm

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Mile 0.6 – 0.7 // Clip #7 of Grand Canyon’s South Kaibab Trail from the South Rim down to the Colorado River and to Phantom Ranch.

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Mather Point View at Grand Canyon, Arizona

One of the View point at Grand Canyon South Rim

マーサポイントはグランドキャニオンの展望台の一つ
谷の遥か下にはコロラド川が見えます。

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21th January 2008

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Mile 0.7 – 0.8 // Clip #9 of Grand Canyon’s Bright Angel Trail from the South Rim down to Phantom Ranch, BA9VG

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Mile 0.5 – 0.6 // Clip #6 of Grand Canyon’s South Kaibab Trail from the South Rim down to the Colorado River and to Phantom Ranch.

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Mile 10.6 – 10.7 // Bright Angel Trail, Phantom Ranch // Clip #110 of Grand Canyon’s Bright Angel Trail from the South Rim down to the Colorado River and Phantom Ranch.

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Just some pretty footage of this area slapped together.

16th Short timelapse of bryce till battery flat. On to visitors center, quite interesting but ranger (a young man) was a bullshit merchant. Out and back towards the grand canyon. Last 50 miles annoyingly windy. There I met with a guy who had a fantatic but broad knowledge of the geolgy of the Earth and area. We got on well, I showed him my ‘correlated history of the earth poster’ which he in turn also thought was great. Watched his talk at 4ish, then timelapse of Tstorms over canyon for about an hour. (weather had looked bad over the canyon since I got there). Ran back to car on only just got in the deluge. Drove out, and was going to go on through night, but within a mile I hit a deer carcus at ~50 mph (scared the out of me!) and half a mile later saw deer by the road side. Found a quiet side dirt road for the night.

17th Soon the drive left the forest and onto the desert highlands. Stopped off at sunset crater for a nose around… similar to craters of the moon, with the exception of the vast san fanscico mountain behind. Also a gazillion sinter cones nearby. Down to flagstaff where I found free wifi in a safeway. Made a movie or two and uploaded some others, then on towards painted desert. Skipped meteor crater, and stopped on some railway siding pull off the freeway just short of Holbrook. Dramatic Tstorms on drive out of Flagstaff, although none hit me.

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Mile 0.4 – 0.5 // Clip #5 of Grand Canyon’s South Kaibab Trail from the South Rim down to the Colorado River and to Phantom Ranch.

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