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Wake up early to catch the sunrise at the Grand Canyon. Head to Hopi Point for one of the best sunrise views in the park. After sunrise, hike the Bright Angel Trail to the 1.5 Mile Resthouse for a moderate but rewarding hike.

After your hike, take a break and enjoy lunch at El Tovar Hotel, an iconic hotel with a historic dining room and delicious food. In the afternoon, visit the Kolb Studio, a historic building that showcases the photography of the Kolb brothers, who captured some of the earliest images of the Grand Canyon.

For dinner, head to the Bright Angel Restaurant, which offers a wide range of options from burgers to seafood. End your day with a ranger-led evening program at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.

Start your day by taking a scenic drive along Desert View Drive, which offers stunning views of the canyon and several lookout points. Stop at the Desert View Watchtower, a historic building that offers panoramic views of the canyon.

After your drive, head to the Tusayan Museum and Ruin, which showcases the history of the ancestral Pueblo people who inhabited the area over 800 years ago. In the afternoon, take a guided tour of the Grand Canyon Village Historic District, which offers a glimpse into the park's rich history.

For dinner, head to the Maswik Lodge, which offers a casual dining experience and a menu with something for everyone. End your day with a sunset hike along the Rim Trail.

Take a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon for a unique and unforgettable experience. Several tour companies offer tours from the Grand Canyon National Park Airport.

After your helicopter tour, head to the Grand Canyon Railway and take a scenic train ride through the wilderness to the town of Williams. In Williams, explore the historic Route 66 and enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants in town.

Head back to the park and enjoy dinner at the Phantom Ranch Canteen, a rustic restaurant located at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. After dinner, take a mule ride back up to the South Rim for a unique and adventurous experience.

Take a guided hiking tour of the Grand Canyon to explore some of the park's more remote areas and learn about the park's geology and ecology. Several tour companies offer guided hikes ranging from easy to strenuous.

After your hike, head to the Grand Canyon Conservancy bookstore and gift shop to pick up souvenirs and learn more about the park's history and conservation efforts. In the afternoon, visit the Yavapai Geology Museum to learn more about the canyon's geology and formation.

For your last night in the park, enjoy dinner at the historic El Tovar Hotel Dining Room and raise a glass to a memorable trip to the Grand Canyon.