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Beginning the steep descent down Grandview Trail, Grand Canyon National Park.
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Vegetation is surprisingly lush on these north-facing slopes.
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Taking a break to soak in the views of Grand Canyon National Park.
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Early on in the steep descent.
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This trail is not short on scenery.
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Even if the day starts out clear, thunderstorms can pop up quickly on summer afternoons.
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Taking shelter from a brief thunder shower in Grand Canyon National Park.
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Parts of the trail can be a treacherous if you aren't careful.
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The heat intensifies as you descend into the canyon.
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Historic structure on Horseshoe Mesa.
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The trail continues across Horseshoe Mesa for bonus adventure and views.
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Incredible viewpoint on the tip of Horseshoe Mesa.
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Traversing a narrow isthmus of rock that forms half of the "horseshoe."
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Glimpse of the Colorado River and some fascinating geology from Horseshoe Mesa.
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Early and late day are the best times to hike in Grand Canyon National Park.
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Be sure to conserve plenty of water for the steep trek back up.

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