Controlled burns limited our visibility on Highway 64 as we approached the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and the canyon itself was blanketed in haze all morning. Even so, it was evident that the walls of the Grand Canyon were too tall and steep to allow passage of a Porta Hedge by conventional road vehicle. So we left the Hedge in Parking Lot B and scouted the South Rim on foot.
It became clear that the only way to get a Porta Hedge into many areas of the Grand Canyon would be by helicopter lift – picture an elephant with large straps slung under its belly being lifted over the Serengeti, except with a Hedge over the Grand Canyon. There are several companies offering helicopter tours through the Grand Canyon, and after consulting with a few of them, we determined that getting a Hedge down into the canyon would not cost an unreasonable sum.
Porta Hedge Helicopter Lift into the Grand Canyon
Porta Hedge in Grand Canyon Village
Experience the widest and deepest part of the Grand Canyon From a front row seat in the sky, take in the significant beauty of as you tour through the Dragon Corridor.
Comment by grand canyon tour — August 26, 2009 @ 12:20 am
Glad you enjoyed your lift by our skilled helicopter pilots at the Grand Canyon! We are glad that you chose Maverick Helicopter to make the memorable lift!
The Maverick Family
Comment by Leah G. — August 28, 2009 @ 12:34 pm