 
Taking the audience on a sweeping exploration of one of the world's most extraordinary sites, this giant screen film captures the Grand Canyon's immense beauty, giving viewers a unique chance to explore its remotest regions.
Students can learn about the canyon's awesome history, from the Native American's first descent into its vast depths in 2250 BC to present-day exploration, and discover the geological phenomena that helped form the massive chasm. The film also provides an insightful look at the cultures of the original Native American inhabitants, explores the geography of the region, and studies the forces of nature that help to define the many ecosystems contained in the canyon's great walls.
THE GRAND CANYON IMAX THEATER
This comprehensive site provides information about Grand Canyon National Park, including its history, geology, wildlife, and more, as well as lodging, dining, shopping, area attractions, tours and activities.
ABOUT GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK
A thorough look at the history, geology, temperature, geography, and nature of the Grand Canyon.
GRAND CANYON EXPLORER
Learn more about the canyon's history, geology, and weather and see maps and photos of the awe-inspiring chasm.
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK
The National Park Service's Grand Canyon site features official maps, trail updates, and downloadable educational tools.
GRAND CANYON FOUNDATION
Find out what recovery and maintenance programs are underway to protect this irreplaceable National Park.
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