grand canyon (ariz.)

Chronicles the history of the Grand Canyon and discusses how it was discovered, who was responsible for making it a national landmark, how geologists use it to study the formation of the continent, and other related topics.

A memoir in which the author recalls a ten-day trip he took to the Grand Canyon with his son, Brandon, and long-time friend and guide Malcolm, to celebrate Brandon's entry into adulthood, and to explore what it means to come of age.

Recreates Major John Wesley Powell's 1869 journey down the Colorado River and through the Grand Canyon.

Four young friends manage to find themselves involved in mystery even when they visit the Grand Canyon.

Describes the history and formation of the Grand Canyon and discusses the different layers of rock found in the canyon's walls.

A comprehensive travel guide to Arizona and the Grand Canyon, with illustrated photographs and maps, and information on all of the major sights, hotels and restaurants, and scenic routes.

A photographic introduction to the Grand Canyon in Arizona, providing a physical description of the canyon, explaining how it is thought to have formed, and discussing the canyon's weather, environments, people, and animals.

Briefly describes the history and ecology of Arizona's Grand Canyon, as well as what it is like to go sightseeing there.

Details the area's biology and geology, introduces the variety of plant and animal communities that reside there, and spells out theories of the canyon's origin and the role played by the Colorado River.

Presents an introduction to Arizona's Grand Canyon, one of the natural wonders of the world, explaining how it was formed, and discussing the people, plants, and animals of the region.