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National Park Philosophy-As viewed by Steven Tyng Mather
Mather felt that the scenery should be the first criterion in establishing a park. He introduced park concessions to the national parks, allowing vending of basic amenities and necessities to park visitors, including nature study aids. Mather encouraged cooperation with the rails in order to encourage visitation to normally remote units of the National Park System, and thereby create a base of public support for the fledgling agency and its holdings with those who had seen them and gained a personal appreciation for them.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Imperial Air Tour at Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopter

Imperial Air Tour Package


Summary:

For photographers and non-photographers, an incredible view of the Grand Canyon. Take in the beauty of the Eastern Gorge and Imperial Point.Features:

Spectacular views of the North Rim, Eastern Gorge
Excellent photo opportunities of the Painted Desert, Zunni Corridor, Colorado River, Point Imperial


Equipment:

Helicopter


Tour Details Itinerary Video Customer's Review

As big as the Grand Canyon is you’ll never believe how much there is to see. And if you’ve never been on a helicopter the experience will be so much more.

Board your helicopter at the South Rim heliport and relax in comfort as you take to the skies of the gorgeous North Rim and Eastern Gorge. Soar past the Dragon Corridor and the Dragon’s head, and then discover the Kaibab Forest and the Kaibab Plateau as you fly through the widest and deepest region of the Canyon.

Photographers and non-photographers alike will fully enjoy this dazzling tour and witness amazing sights like the Painted Desert, the Zuni Corridor, and the convergence of the Little Colorado River with the Colorado River, Point Imperial, and Temple Butte. The Canyon just goes on and on from there.

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