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When planning a Grand Canyon vacation, the first three big questions that cross most people's minds are 1) Where should we visit? 2) Where should we stay? and 3) What should we do? More questions are likely to follow such as What time of year should we go to the Grand Canyon? How do we get there, in terms of flying into a nearby airport, arranging ground transportation or a rental car, or booking a tour; and What is The easiest place to begin answering these questions and planning your Grand Canyon vacation is with your starting city. If you know you're coming to the Grand Canyon from either Las Vegas or Phoenix, as most people do, you'll quickly be able to see the answers to your following questions will fall right into place. For example, if you're starting from Las Vegas, you'll then want to Choose a Rim, which will most likely be the West Rim because it's the closest and most accessible by guided tours from Las Vegas. If your trip will originate in Phoenix, From there, you'll be able to narrow your trip planning to focus on booking hotels in cities nearest your chosen rim, selecting tours that originate from the city you've chosen, and figure out what driving directions or transportation options you need to consider. There are no wrong answers to the broader, initial questions we've outlined, but as your needs and your trip becomes more nuanced and personalized, use our FAQs and travel forum to see if other visitors have had similar questions. And if you need really detailed help, feel free to connect with us on Facebook, Google+, Twitter or via email. Once you determine which city you'll be coming from, the decision of which rim to visit is fairly simple. The decision will largely be remote part of northern Arizona, you're guaranteed to be required to put in some effort and time in getting here, but there are some approaches that are more practical than others. Of course, all rims are feasible no matter where your trip begins, as long as you have