Photos & Multimedia

Behind the Scenery Podcast

Join us, as we probe the depths to uncover the stories between the canyon’s colorful walls.

Grand Canyon Speaks Podcast

This series explores the lives and perspectives of the indigenous people who call Grand Canyon home.

Digital Photo Archives

Over 5,000 Grand Canyon related photos in the public domain, or available under a Creative Commons attribution license.

B-roll Video Footage

Download public domain video clips - available free for multimedia use.

Minute Out In It

Short videos of nature and culture in action. Enjoy the sights and sounds of Grand Canyon. An additional source of b-roll footage.

Inspiration Point Blog

Could inspiration be Grand Canyon's greatest resource? Personal observations and musings by former writer in residence, George Jacobi.

Webcams Show Current Conditions

Webcams offer a window into weather, air quality, vehicle traffic, and seasonal changes taking place across the Grand Canyon region.

Virtual Tours

Start exploring Grand Canyon National Park virtually and experience the geology, hiking trails and river within.

 

Night Spoken Video Series
An award-winning series created by Rader Lane, a park ranger and dark-sky advocate at Grand Canyon National Park. This series explores people's relationships, or lack thereof, with natural darkness.

Grand Canyon in Depth Video Series (legacy)
A video series that explores the natural and human history of Grand Canyon National Park. Join park rangers, scientists, and historians as they take us beyond the rim of the canyon to discover the diversity of life and the extraordinary beauty of Grand Canyon.

Canyon Sketches eMagazine Archive (legacy)
Baseline articles describe the ongoing work Grand Canyon's Science and Resource Management staff does to monitor, inventory, restore, and rehabilitate the park'a natural, cultural and recreational resources.

Photos and Multimedia allows you to visit our park through sound and visuals. You will experience first-hand the diversity of natural wonders and human history that Grand Canyon National Park has to offer.

 

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One of Earth's few landforms visible from space, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River slices through 277 miles of Northwestern Arizona.

While there are certainly deeper canyons, nowhere else on Earth has width, depth and length combined in such a way as to produce anything quite like this breathtaking chasm.

Get a sense of the size and scope of Grand Canyon by flying over it - from one end to another - in a 7 minute animated video, Flight into Grand Canyon created by NASA, the USGS and the NPS.