One of the best ways to experience the Grand Canyon area's rich and diverse culture is to explore its museums. Lucky for visitors, there are many.

There are several visitor centers throughout the Grand Canyon where you can find helpful information about the park.

In Tusayan near Grand Canyon National Park's South Rim, you'll find  exhibits and IMAX movie "The Grand Canyon: the Hidden Secrets" at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center

See as the videographer looks down through the glass floor and out to the vistas of Eagle Point in the Grand Canyon.

It can be an adventure to get there, and it's not cheap. Still, it's a one-of-a-kind way to experience the country's most famous natural wonder.

To really experience the Grand Canyon, you need to get to the bottom of it, and there is no better way to do that than to float down the Colorado River.

Visit a utopian community, browse in a bohemian artists' enclave, shop in a trading post, or leave a note on the wall of a tiny mountain chapel.

The Grand Canyon is the ultimate canyon, but it's only one of many canyons that are worthy of seeing and experiencing during your Arizona vacation.

Mountain lions are common within Grand Canyon National Park, but visitors rarely see them since they tend to blend in and do not actively approach people.