Grand Canyon National Park Ranger Programs

The Grand Canyon National Park offers some fantastic ranger programs that are not only educational, but also free of charge. The ranger programs offer you a chance to learn about the wonderful geographic features of this legendary canyon area as well as its colorful history.

These programs are varied to appeal to a wide variety of interests and are sure to capture the attention of all, young and old. Learn about the majestic condor with a 9-foot wingspan. Stroll along the canyon rim with a ranger pointing out native animals and plant species. Sit back and relax to a talk about the canyon’s history or geology. For those interested in history, step back in time to glimpse the past when you join a ranger for a walk on a paved trail and see the remains of an ancestral Pueblo village.

Additional ranger programs include:

• Nature walks 
• Daily guided hikes 
• Educational walks great for the whole family 
• Various Presentations on Geology, Human History, Native American culture, Flora and Fauna 
• Nightly evening programs

Most ranger programs are wheelchair accessible. All guests are encouraged to participate. Ask about the Junior Ranger Programs designed especially for kids. For more information on these great programs you can call the park at (928) 638-2481