Yes, Grand Canyon National Park is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
⚠️ The Grand Canyon National Park app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
Grand Canyon National Park has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 1,490.00 ₸.
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This app just pushes tours and puts minimal effort into the sections of the app with information about the canyon itself - they didn’t even bother to use accurate photos of the Grand Canyon, but instead are using photos from entirely different parks (Bryce Canyon and Antelope Canyon) when talking about the Grand Canyons Geography and Geology……. Just going to google tours and use the official National Parks app for information instead.
Scam app showing a Priceline website with local overpriced hotels, nowhere near the Grand Canyon and no info about the park or lodges. Maybe it recently changed.
The photos are all from the wrong National Park and the geological overview is written for a little child: most adults who grew up outside of the United States could share as much information. Very disappointed.
I enjoy the photos, where are they located?
DebuelbEn mi dinero
Go elsewhere unless you want the upgrade. I downloaded REI for free. much better than the free version of this advertisement app.
Font is to small and color can be darker to read easily
I downloaded this app just before my trip. I was not sure what to expect about it. Ive had some suggestions from friends who have been in the Grand Canyon before but it was my first trip wo this place. This guide was helpful in a way that it showcases the most interesting places to visit and plus it comes with maps about circuits. We spent 3 nights ina cabin and we used this app to book 2 experiences. The helicopter tour is magical, top notch and highly recommended to those willing to see this magnificent place from above. Im looking forward to continue my trip to LA now.
Downloaded this app on our way to the Grand Canyon only to discover that as soon as you try to open any item it forces you to upgrade for $2.99. I don’t have a problem with paying for an app but I do have a problem with the app developer misleading the public by advertising it as free then forcing you to pay for it. Apple should not allow this.
Only way you can see a map is with the upgrade… There’s plenty of maps online… Thought this one would be helpful to use off-line… Oh well They could at least show you one map to see if you wanted to upgrade to the full version… Don’t waste your time with this one
