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Another spectacular way to experience the Grand Canyon is on a mule ride. Visitors to the Canyon can choose from South Rim Mule Rides, North Rim Mule Rides, and National Forest Trail Rides. Each mule ride departure point offers a vastly different experience. South Rim mule rides are the only ones that descend to the floor of the canyon, and require 13-month advance reservations. North Rim mule rides stick to rim trails or descend as far as Supai Tunnel. They are easier to get and can be reserved in the Grand Canyon Lodge lobby. There are 1 and 2-hour forest trail rides through Kaibab National Forest available through Apache Stables, near the park’s South Entrance.

Grand Canyon National Park, AZ, Phone: 928-638-7888

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