I've lived there for several years...AWESOME!!

Hike the river! It is free, it is fun, and the whole family can enjoy it! Be sure to bring a change of clothes, socks and shoes for EVERYONE because the red dirt will stain everything. The views here are breathtaking. You can just sit on the rocks with a book and soak in the sunshine, grab a raft and head up river to tumble down some mild rapids, or just take some pictures to remind you of what perfection looks like.

there is lots of good shopping that isnt high end, but in a very nice area.. the hills in the background are wonderful to look at

- in winter GC is snow covered! beautiful
- in summer very hot, if hiking drink a lot of water and don't go down to the river and up the same day, it's a long distance
- food is expensive and not very good
- camping is possible, cheap and the campsite is quite nice on the south rim
- visit Horseshoe Bend, too!

Williams is the nearest city in Grand Canyon
if you have to visith south rim and north rim you have to stay here for the night

beautiful!! can have fun and scenic views EVERYWHERE! lots of history, cannot not have a good time!

Be sure to hit up Bookman's on Milton Rd. for great used books, music, movies and videogames.

There is literally nothing in this town. It's just where a variety of mormons, meth addicts, and farmers reside. The only public thing there is a convienence store on the edge of the highway called "Franklin Store". But if you need to buy something, I suggest just keep on going until you hit Duncan, Arizona (only about 4 miles away) and buy gas from Chapparal Motel/Mini Mart. The gas is usually cheaper in Duncan than in Franklin. Although if you are interested in seeing a strange looking store, go ahead into the Franklin store. It's odd.

Don't go to the steak house unless you are RICH.

Nice place to visit but would not want to live there