Article Two: Popular Trails at the Grand Canyon National Park The Grand Canyon is known as one of the best hiking spots in the United States. With spectacular views of the canyon, even those who visit regularly rer landscapes. The light changes from morning to afternoon to evening, creating a unique experience for hikers at each time of day. Picking a trail can be a experience. While Bright Angel Trail is a popular choice, the Rainbow Rim Trail is also an option to consider. To choose the trail that will provide the best experience, there are many elements to consider. One important element to consider is how far hikers want a distance that matches their ability level. Bright Angel Trail is about 9.5 miles long. In contrast, Rainbow Rim Trail is closer to 18 miles in length. While B south rim close to the Colorado River, Rainbow Rim Trail takes hikers on a different path. It includes vertical climbing. It also connects five different views Rim Trail allows hikers to look into one of the largest canyons on Earth. While hiking is a popular option, some visitors to the Grand Canyon prefer to bike. Rainbow Rim Trail offers a smoother trail. This makes it better for biker Angel Trail is not easy to use for bikers, it offers its own benefits. Bright Angel Trail leads to campsites. From the campsites, hikers can take a different tra South Kaibab Trail up to the rim. Both trails offer stunning views. Hikers should complete research before starting their hike to ensure the trail they choos How is the structure of Becoming a National Treasure different from that of Popular Tralls at the Grand Canyon National Park? (2 points) o Becoming a National Treasure uses cause and effect to discuss the changes to the park after it became a national park, while Popular Tralls at the Gran and solution to discuss the improvements made to different trails to make them safer. Becoming a National Treasure uses chronological order to discuss the events that led to the Grand Canyon becoming a national park, while Popular Tral uses compare and contrast to discuss the similarities and differences between two trails. Becoming a National Treasure uses compare and contrast to discuss the different attempts to make the Grand Canyon a national park, while Popular Tra uses chronological order to discuss the opening of each trail and how popular they are. Becoming a National Treasure uses problem and solution to discuss the problems and challenges with making the Grand Canyon a national park, while uses compare and contrast to discuss the similarities and differences between two tralls.​