On the way up we saw a sign for "Bearizona", a drive through animal park. It just happened to be on the exit for the Grand Canyon, so we took the little detour to see if it was as good as the one we went through in Idaho. Ten minutes and 32 bucks later we found out that it was not as good, BUT it has the potential to be better. They are still adding to the park and when it's done it will be a lot bigger than the one in Idaho and a bit more classy too. And since we are classy people we like to go to classy places. The best part of both of these parks is the baby bear exhibit. Baby bears are our favorite thing in the world to watch. I love to watch them fight, it makes me want to go in there and wrestle with them. During the driving portion you are supposed to keep your windows rolled up in the Wolf and Bear sections. But since my wife is a rebel she rolled her window down to get a good picture of a sleeping bear. She almost got eaten....
Here are some pictures.
After we saw the Bearizona bears, we headed to the Grand Canyon. We checked into our beautiful campsite and then drove to the visitors center. From there we took a nice hike along the South rim. We had some fun testing our fear of heights by climbing out on the outcroppings and looking over the edge. When I was taking a picture of Melanie sitting on the edge some guys walked behind me and saw her out there and said in amazement "nope, not me". After our hike we drove along the rim going to all the viewpoints on the way to the Watchtower to see which would be best for sunset pictures. The Watchtower itself was fun to go up in. they have it decorated with Native American art on the inside. You go up 4 flights of stairs to get to the top observatory point where you get a great view of the canyon but it very hot up there, so we didn't stay long. We then went back to Navajo point to get some sunset pictures before heading back to camp.

That's about it for our weekend. Next up - California!!!!!