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by Felicia Fonseca, Associated Press GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. (AP) — Google and its street-view cameras already have taken users to narrow cobblestone alleys in Spain using a [...]

Ron Dungan – Oct. 8, 2012 05:16 PM | The Arizona Republic Matthias Kawski walked the Canyon’s edge, staring into the void. He scanned the hillsides and drop-offs and retraced his [...]

The Navajo Nation Bodaway/Gap Chapter Wednesday passed by seven votes a resolution to set aside 420 acres on the cliff above the confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado rivers, paving the [...]

Blue Water Canyon Pro DS 8 MM Rope is one badass rope. It can handle many rough sandstone canyons and come out unscathed. It is a canyoneers dream. It is lightweight, weighing only 5.51 pounds at [...]

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Experts are says to watch out for snakes this time of year. So I have put together a quick snakebite update as well as pictures of common Arizona Rattlesnakes SNAKEBITES IN HUMANS A rattlesnake [...]

Sorry everyone I have been busy for the last few weeks. I was spending every waking moment training to hike the Grand Canyon. I am now able to have a life again. I hiked 114 miles in September to [...]

One year after a devastating flood hit this world-renowned Grand Canyon destination, the Havasupai tribe has reopened its spectacular falls and idyllic pools to visitors – even as [...]

Water intoxication (called hyponatremia) — once rare — is occurring more frequently as more recreational walkers, runners, cyclists and orienteering enthusiasts conquer marathons, 24-hour [...]