Grand Canyon Handbook offers a unique glimpse into both rims of the canyon, surrounding Indian lands, the Arizona Strip, and the gateway towns. Author Bill Weir takes readers down to the river to explore the wonders within the canyon, describes the Havasupai land of blue-green waters, and explores the Hualapai tribe's spectacular overlooks and scenic drives in the less-frequented western Grand Canyon. He also looks at the rarely visited mountains, panoramas, and canyons of the Arizona Strip that lies to the north and includes ample practical advice for travel to the gateway towns of Flagstaff, Williams, Kanab, and Page. Weir's detailed depictions of canyon mule rides, pristine forests, and rolling meadows will inspire readers to venture into the region, and the maps, Internet addresses, and time-tested travel tips will help them get the most out of their trips.
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