This week’s travel dream: Winter inside the Grand Canyon

In winter, the Grand Canyon is "all the more impressive" because the landscape is wrapped in silence, stillness, and solitude.

The Grand Canyon may be the “Disney World of national parks” during the summer, but come winter it’s a completely different place, said Henry Shukman in The New York Times. Without the traffic jams and crowds of camera-crazy tourists, the famous gorge is a “place of peace, sequestered from the rest of the world.” All those cliffs of blue, pink, orange, and purple descending deep into the earth are yours to explore. In the “silence and stillness, in the solitude of the canyon in winter,” the experience of descending into the otherworldly landscape is “all the

more impressive.”

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