Grand Canyon National Park

Distance: 59 miles.

Considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world, it is easy to see why. The Grand Canyon is a site to behold. The Grand Canyon is 277 miles long and can get to a depth of over one mile long. Carved out by the Colorado River, the canyon offers a variety of lookout points with breathtaking views! Walk or bike along the rim, hike down into the canyon, take a bus to the different view points, or just sit and take in the experience that is the Grand Canyon.

Historic Downtown Williams

Distance: 5 miles

Williams is a unique community with a storied past. Catch a glimpse into the once-bawdy frontier town; saloons, bordellos, and shops have been brought back to life. Enjoy eclectic shopping and dining in turn-of-the-century buildings. The Historic Walking Tour Brochure is available in the City of Williams - Forest Service Visitor Center (at 200 West Railroad Ave.) as well as most businesses.

Grand Canyon Railway

Distance: 6 miles

The Grand Canyon Railway has been taking people to Grand Canyon since 1901. Combine a trip back in time to one of the seven natural wonders of the world, and you get one incredible ride! Grand Canyon Railway offers a variety of travel from the Observation Dome to Pullman Class. Whatever you choose, the experience will be a memorable one!

Bearizona

Distance: 3 miles

Wildlife at it's best! Drive through three miles of wildlife to see a variety of animals including black bears, bighorn sheep, and bison! It also provides a walk-through where visitors can see smaller animals like bear cubs. Food and gift shop are also available for purchases.

Grand Canyon Deer Farm

Distance: 5.5 miles

Bring the whole family or group and walk among the tame fallow deer and hand-feed them at this well-run petting zoo. You'll also see reindeer, Sitka deer, miniature donkeys and horses, buffalo, and llamas, just to name a few.