4.5 million people visit the Grand Canyon every year. Only 45,000 or one percent of the 4.5 million experience the wonder of the inner canyon each year. Once you have hiked into the depths of the inner canyon, you are no longer satisfied to just look over the edge and ponder its beauty from the rim. The Grand Canyon entices you and beckons you back into its endless trails and canyons.

     My wife and I have visited the Grand Canyon about 20 times now. We have met multitudes of people who cannot make the trip into the inner canyon. It may be due to bad health, lack of time, or just getting a little on the tired side of life. The goal of Inner Canyon Trails is to bring to you that experience of hiking the inner canyon. We bring you this hiking experience through the media of DVD.

     Those of you who want to see the sites of the inner canyon will be able to take a virtual hike of the trails with breath-taking photos. You can choose to have a narrated text slide show or just sit back and enjoy the beauty of the trail. In the narrated version, we will share the highlights of the trail, some geology about the area, and our own personal adventures of the hike. You will not believe the hidden beauty that is found deep in the inner canyon.

     For those who are ready for the challenge to hike the inner canyon, this DVD will show you the condition of the trails and what to expect. When we first started hiking the Grand Canyon, the information we found on many of the trails was incomplete or incorrect. Along with the DVD there is a free CD that will answer all the questions regarding what to expect, what you should bring, and what dangers hikers may encounter. Every time we have hiked the canyon, the rescue helicopter has flown the injured out. The inner canyon shows very little mercy. We have seen uneducated or inexperienced hikers suffer from a number of conditions, ranging from dehydration to heart attacks.  We hope the information on the free CD will help you avoid the $3,500.00 flight out of the canyon.