Another perspective of the Grand Canyon: Rafting it
In early May, I embarked on one of the most awe-inspiring and humbling adventures of my life: rafting and camping for 220 miles through the Grand Canyon along the mighty Colorado River. This isn’t just a trip—it’s a full immersion into deep geological time, wilderness serenity, and a legacy of exploration and endurance. Why the Grand Canyon by River? Seeing the Grand Canyon from its rim is iconic. But navigating it by river? That’s a perspective few people get to witness. Only about 25,000 individuals complete the full river journey each year, with strict daily limits ensuring minimal human impact and a profound sense of solitude. Rafting the Colorado allows you to experience the Canyon’s hidden side—slot canyons, secret waterfalls, ancient ruins, and the...