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| The Titan of Chasms - inexpressible - you must see it to understand. |
| El Tovar Hotel on the brink of the Canyon. |
| The Lookout is a quaint rough stone observatory and rest house on the rim near the head of Bright Angel Trail. |
| Opposite El Tovar Hotel is a replica of a Hopi Indian House. |
| The Grand Canyon is the most instructive example of one of the chief factors of earth-building - erosion. |
| Hermit Rim Road (now called Hermit Road) is a city boulevard on the very brink of the Grand Canyon. |
| El Tovar Hotel and Bright Angel Cottages (Bright Angel Lodge) from Maricopa Point. |
| Where Hermit Road (Hermit Road) ends and Hermit Trail begins is a unique rest house called Hermit's Rest. |
| The Devil's Corkscrew is a spiral pathway down an almost perpendicular wall on the Bright Angel Trail. |
| A noted feature of the Bright Angel Trail is Jacob's Ladder. |
| The Tonto Trail follows the inner gorge, thousands of feet below the rim. |
| From the plateau there are many fine views of the inner canyon forms. |
| Camping in the Tusayan Forest (Kaibab National Forest) on the rim. |
| Overlooking the Colorado River from Plateau Point. |
| The Colorado River at foot of Bright Angel Trail. |
| Motoring through pine forest on way to Grand View (Grandview Point) |
| Grand View Point |
| At Desert View there is a far outlook into the Canyon and across the Painted desert toward Hopiland. |
| At Cathedral Stairs, on Hermit Trail, there is an abrupt descent through the blue limestone by a succession of short zigzags. |
| On the plateau at base of Hermit Point is Hermit Camp. |
| Hermit Trail is four feet wide, with a low protecting wall on the outside. |
| The Colorado River at foot of Hermit Trail. |
| An exceptional snow fall on the rim of the Grand Canyon. |
| Navajo woman spinning wool. |
| Hopi Indian women weaving. |
| A Supai maiden from Cataract Canyon. |
| Grand Canyon railroad station. |
| Horseback party in Tusayan Firest (kaibab National Forest) |
| Trail party in from of Bright Angel Cottages (Bright Angel Lodge). |
| Monument to Maj. J. W. Powell, first explorer of Grand Canyon. |
| This series of tremendous chasms reaches its culmination in a chaotic gorge 217 miles long, 9 to 13 miles wide, and more than 6000 feet deep. |
| The kiva at Desert View |