Throwback Thursday to 2018 - the Grand Canyon

-
David Brodosi and family Throwback Thursday to 2018 - the Grand Canyon

Throwback Thursday to 2018 and a visit to the Grand Canyon. #family #travel #photography David Brodosi.

Grand Canyon National Park, in Arizona, is home to much of the immense Grand Canyon, with its layered bands of red rock revealing millions of years of geological history. Viewpoints include Mather Point, Yavapai Observation Station and architect Mary Colter’s Lookout Studio and her Desert View Watchtower. Lipan Point, with wide views of the canyon and Colorado River, is a popular, especially at sunrise and sunset. David Brodosi



The best times to visit the Grand Canyon are March through May and September through November when daytime temperatures are cool and the crowds are thin. If you decide to visit during the summer (the park's peak season), be prepared for hordes of tourists and very limited lodging availability.

David Brodosi and family Throwback Thursday to 2018 - the Grand Canyon

The most developed area of Grand Canyon National Park, the South Rim offers amenities such as bus service, hotels and water stations, but is also more crowded than the North Rim. Scenic highlights include Pipe Creek Vista and Yavapai Point.

I was prepared to be underwhelmed by a big ditch, but all I can say is WOW! The Grand Canyon is really breathtaking and taking the shuttles to the lookout points provided differing perspectives to this natural wonder! One day was hardly enough, next time we will spend more time so we can do some hiking as well!

Teddy Roosevelt called the Grand Canyon one of the great sights that every American should see. And 100 years ago, on February 26, 1919, Congress underscored Roosevelt’s travel recommendation by designating the Arizona canyon a national park.

Hike with a ranger below the canyon rim on the Hermit Trail. Enjoy the canyon’s beauty while learning about its rocks, fossils, plants, animals and more. Bring water, salty snacks, sunscreen, and wear sturdy hiking shoes. To arrive on time, board the free Hermits Rest shuttle bus by 8:00 am. This steep, strenuous 2-mile (3.2-km) round trip hike is not recommended for people with heart or respiratory problems, difficulty walking or extreme fear of heights. 120 Minutes. Family Friendly, Free.

David Brodosi and family on airplane traveling to grand canyon

Experience the “dark side” of Grand Canyon. Join a ranger-led walk and activities that will connect children to the canyon’s nocturnal world. Rocky surfaces and uneven terrain; sturdy walking shoes advised. Bring a flashlight.

There are twelve glorious months a year to visit the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and each season has its own strengths and negatives. The spring and fall are less crowded, and the Kaibab Plateau surrounding the South and North Rims is ablaze with wildflowers from late March through May and with golden aspen in early October. Winter at the South Rim offers the chance to see the multitudinous layers of rock dusted in white, and the smallest crowds of the year, opening the door to availability of the choicest lodging on the Rim and nearby. These three seasons may, however, bring unpredictable temperatures, limited visibility, reduced shuttle routes, shorter days, and fewer National Park programs from which to choose.

The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is the most accessible and most popular section of the canyon to visit. This article focuses on the best things to do in the Grand Canyon on the South Rim. At the end of the article, we give you itinerary ideas and tips to help you have the best experience.

David Brodosi and family looking out over the grand canyon

David Brodosi and family looking out over the grand canyon

We are a family of travel enthusiasts, we are blessed with a multitude of experiences, interests and beliefs. We share the world and life with everyone. We also love our jobs - with all our passions, our challenges, our successes and our failures. We enjoy meeting new people, and sharing our experiences and passions with them. We are always in contact with new people, and that is the most special part. - David Brodosi









David Brodosi is an experienced team leader with a demonstrated history of success in the higher education industry. David Brodosi provides guidance on tech strategies and trends for state-of-the-art classrooms, course development, and faculty design support services. Mr Brodosi is recognized as a thought leader regarding the intersection of AV/IT, collaboration technology that supports his organization's mission to deliver world-class research and tech solutions for higher education institutions.





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Visiting Cozumel Mexico With Family - David Brodosi

-
Image
 If you are looking for a shore trip to Cozumel or a Caribbean cruise or are planning a Mexico vacation in the Cozumel region, you should be aware that there are so many things to do in and around Cozumel, Mexico. Even if you can only spend a few days in Cozumel, here is a list of the best Cozumel activities, including some great family-friendly activities and some fun activities for children and adults, as well as some tips and tricks to do it all.  If you're interested in more information about the Cozumel Cruise Port and its attractions, you should also read "The Best Things to Do on a Zulu Cruise." To learn more about navigating the ports of Cozumsumels, discover the most popular attractions of Cozumel and discover some of their trips that will help you get the most out of your day, and how to save money, read our guide to the 5 best destinations in and around Cozumel. Learn about our best Cozumel activities for children and adults and some great tips and tricks to ma...
Read more

Bayboro Harbor - Downtown St. Petersburg - David Brodosi

-
Image
Bayboro Harbor, located on St. Petersburg's downtown waterfront, offers boat owners virtually every amenity under the sun. Located just two minutes from the open bay on Florida's Gulf Coast, the Harborage Marina is a boater's paradise. Protected by an 800-foot break water, this is the ideal location for residents of the Tampa Bay Area and visiting vacationers. The Bayboro Harbor Naval Base originally supported United States Coast Guard (USCG) antibootlegging operations before it was decommissioned in 1933. Incorporated in 1892 with a population of almost 300 people, today's St. Petersburg has grown into a huge metropolitan area of 2.7 million residents. Dali Museum - St Petersburg Centered around Bayboro Harbor on St Petersburg's waterfront is a bustling corner of Tampa Bay. Here you'll find the USFSP,  the Albert Whitted Airport, the Harborage Marina, a large complex of marine science and research institutes, and the Guardians of the Gulf, St. Petersburg's ...
Read more

Throwback Thursday - Brodosi Family 10 years ago

-
Image
It was 10 years ago this summer that we had our pool remodeled.  The Brodosi Boys were just five and three at the time.  They look so small in the pool.  We had to drain the pool to fix a leak and repair a few rust spots.  It was a great time to retake the photo.  Cheers, David Brodosi About "Throwback Thursday" is an Internet theme day observed on every Thursday during which people share an old photograph of themselves via social networking sites and image-sharing communities, most notably through photo-sharing mobile app Instagram. Origin Throwback has been associated with things that are deemed classic or vintage since as early as 2003, when it was first defined on Urban Dictionary.[1] The earliest known mention of "Throwback Thursday" can be found in the title of a series of revamped retro cartoon characters that were illustrated by animator Saxton Moore and uploaded onto his blog in January 2006. Throwback Thursday   is a popular internet trend used am...
Read more