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GRAND CANYON
Rules and Regulations 1920 |
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CONTENTS.
A mighty spectacle
The first view
Living at the Grand Canyon
Free public camp ground
Seeing it from the rim
Descending the canyon
The Hermit Trail
The Floor Trail
The Cataract Canyon
Origin of the Grand Canyon
History of the canyon
The canyon as a resort
The north rim of the canyon
Altitudes and distances
How long to stay
What to wear
Administration
How to reach the park
By rail
By automobile
Automobile supplies
Groceries
Water
Reaching the north rim
Lund, Utah, north rim of Grand Canyon National Park special tour
Marysvale, Utah, north rim of Grand Canyon National Park special tour
Hotels and public camps
El Tovar Hotel
Bright Angel cottages
Hermit Camp
Desert View
Wiley Way Camp on north rim
Rest houses
The Lookout
Hermit's Rest
Shops and Stores
Hopi House
The Independent Store
Kolb Brothers Studio
Public utilities and conveniences
Post office
Telegraph
Telephone
National Park service stations
Medical service
Sight-seeing trips by road
Regular trips by automobile
Hermit's Rest
Hopi Point
Mohave Point
Regular summer trips by automobile
Grandview
Desert View
Special summer trips by automobile
Private conveyance rates
Trail trips
Hermit Trail
Bright Angel Trail
Hermit-Tonto-Bright Angel Loop
Dripping Spring
Camping trips
Cataract Canyon and Havasupai Village
Desert View
Little Colorado River
Painted Desert and Hopi Land
Saddle horse trips on the north rim
Petrified Forest National Monument
Administration
Costs of trips and hotel accommodations
Stopover arrangements
Rules and regulations
General regulations
Automobile and motorcycle regulations
Maps
Literature
Government publications
Bibliography
Other national parks
National monuments
MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
COVER.
Grand Canyon from near Mohave PointHavasupai Indian Reservation in the Cataract Canyon
Havasupai Indian woman grinding corn in a metate
Petrified Forest National Monument, Arizona, a portion of the First Forest
Root of petrified tree, 7 feet in diameter
Coming down a steep stretch on the Hermit Trail
TEXT.
Map of Grand Canyon National ParkMap of Arizona showing railroad connections to Grand Canyon National Park
Map showing principal automobile routes in Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico
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HAVASUPAI INDIAN RESERVATION IN THE CATARACT CANYON. The walls are deep red sandstone. The older Indians regard the two upstanding rocks a sacred. Photograph by Pacific Storeopticon Co. |
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HAVASUPAI INDIAN WOMAN GRINDING CORN IN A METATE. These Indians are extremely primitive in their methods and manner of life. Copyright by F. H. Maude. |
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