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We visited Grand Canyon National Park last summer with our kids, and it was hands-down one of the most memorable trips we've ever taken as a family. The moment we walked up to the South Rim and saw that incredible view—it took our breath away. Even the kids, who are usually glued to their phones, were amazed and couldn’t stop pointing things out. We spent a few days exploring different viewpoints, hiking short trails like the Rim Trail and part of Bright Angel, and even caught a sunrise at Mather Point that we’ll never forget. The Junior Ranger program was a hit with our little ones—they learned about the park’s wildlife, geology, and even got a badge at the end. Everything was well-organized, from the shuttle system to the visitor centers. We stayed in a lodge nearby, which made it easy to get around without too much driving. Pro tip: bring layers—the temperatures changed a lot between morning and afternoon. If you're thinking about going with kids, do it! The Grand Canyon is not just beautiful—it's also surprisingly family-friendly. We’re already talking about going back to explore the North Rim next time. Highly recommend it!
