Holiday Inn Resort The Squire at Grand Canyon LOCAL AREA

Grand Canyon National Park encompasses 278 miles of the Colorado River and adjacent uplands. Renowned for its immense and visually overwhelming landscape, the park offers unparalleled vistas from both the North and South Rims. Visitors can explore geological formations, hike extensive trails, and experience the rich cultural history of the area. The park is open year-round, with the South Rim being the most accessible and popular area for visitors.

Rent an E-Bike for an effortless and eco-friendly way to explore the area around the Grand Canyon. A fun and convenient way to take in the scenic surroundings. Please note, E-Bikes are not available during the winter season.

Papillon Helicopter Tours offers breathtaking aerial views of the Grand Canyon. With a fleet of modern helicopters and experienced pilots, guests can enjoy scenic flights showcasing the canyon's vast landscapes, from towering cliffs to the winding Colorado River. An unforgettable adventure awaits!

Enjoy a stunning tour of the Grand Canyon's south rim in open-air, former military Humvees with stadium seating.

Located within the Grand Canyon Visitor Center in Tusayan, the IMAX Theater offers an immersive cinematic experience with its six-story-high screen. The theater showcases "Grand Canyon: Rivers of Time," a 34-minute film that takes viewers on a journey through the canyon's history and geology. The facility also features a souvenir store and dining options, making it a popular stop for visitors seeking a deeper understanding of the Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon Village serves as the primary gateway for visitors to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. This historic district offers lodging, dining, and visitor services, including the Grand Canyon Railway Depot and the Yavapai Geology Museum. The village provides access to popular viewpoints, trailheads, and cultural sites, making it an essential stop for those exploring the canyon.

The South Rim Entrance, just 2.5 miles from our hotel and less than a 10-minute drive, is the main access point to Grand Canyon National Park. It leads to the park’s most developed area, featuring visitor centers, scenic overlooks, and abundant recreational opportunities. Open year-round, it’s accessible by car, shuttle, and nearby rail services.

Grand Canyon Mule Rides offer a unique way to explore the canyon's trails and vistas. Guided mule trips are available from the South Rim, providing visitors with an opportunity to descend into the canyon or ride along its rim. These excursions, led by experienced guides, offer historical insights and stunning views, making them a memorable part of the Grand Canyon experience. Reservations are recommended due to the popularity of these tours.