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Mule trails and donkey rides in the Grand Canyon fall into three categories:

One day trips follow the Bright Angel Trail halfway down the canyon and back. Tours stop at Plateau Point which juts out 1,300 feet above the Colorado River. The trip takes seven hours. Tickets cost over $100.00 per rider including all taxes and a boxed lunch.

Two day trails travel 10.5 miles down to the Colorado River and then 7.3 miles back up to the South Rim. Riders spend the night next to the river at Phantom Ranch, the only lodging that exists on the canyon bottom. After a boxed lunch on the trail there is a hearty steak dinner and breakfast is served the next morning. Tickets cost over $350.00 for one rider; two riders cost over $600.00 including all taxes and meals.

Three day trails spend two nights at Phantom Ranch, allowing visitors more time to explore the river and canyon bottom. Tickets cost over $500.00 for one rider and over $850.00 for two including all taxes and breakfast, lunch and dinner on the first night and a stew dinner on the second night. Riders must purchase their second day breakfast and lunch separately.
Source(s):
http://www.indigoguide.com/grand-canyon/mule.htm


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