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The
Hualapai Reservation is located at the western edge of the Grand Canyon, at the
point where Selma and Louise drove off and Evil Kneivel jumped over. The
Hualapai lands offer travel experiences one might not think of when thinking
about the Grand Canyon.
First, at the West
Rim, there are no crowds. Hualapai guides tell you about their homeland, and
about the Canyon, and about the bat guano mining company that located there in
the 1950's, having found a cave rich in the stuff along the canyon walls.
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| At the West Rim, there are no
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Photos by Hildy Gottlieb Copyright
2000 © |
Second,
the Hualapai Reservation contains the only driveable road to the bottom of the
Grand Canyon. Third, the Hualapai’s Grand Canyon River Runners have one
and two-day motorized river rafting trips that make river rafting accessible to
anyone - as young as 8, and as old as anyone who wants to bear the cold
Colorado water. The trip can be adapted for the disabled - an incredible
experience that is otherwise not readily available. Best of all, a one-day
motorized trip allows even the least adventurous among us to experience the
rapids and still live to tell about it!
Photos by Hildy
Gottlieb Copyright 2000 © |
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| Hualapai’s Grand Canyon River
Runners make river rafting accessible to anyone |
We could
go on, but instead we’ll encourage you to read our stories, and link to
www.HualapaiTours.com, an extensive
site with travel details - worth checking out.
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