Running the Grand Canyon Tonto Trail - Better than Rim-to-Rim?
Trail runners visiting the Grand Canyon will typically run a double crossing of the canyon. But with the trail to the North Rim closed for repairs, we decided to explore the Tonto Trail instead. Note: Drone footage courtesy of the National Park Service. Flying drones in national parks in the United States is not allowed. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/jeffpelletier... Sign up for my weekly newsletter so you never miss a video: https://jeffpelletier.com/newsletter/ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram: / jpelletier Facebook: / jeffpelletierruns Strava: / strava My Website: https://jeffpelletier.com --- Disclosure: Some links in the description are affiliate links from which I'll receive a commission at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. #grandcanyon #trailrunning #ultrarunning

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