| Glenrio: | [Day 1] | Sat Jun 7 | Drive day one, heading west | Drive day one, heading west · 1 video |
| [Day 2] | Sun Jun 8 | Glenrio, then on to the Grand Canyon | Glenrio, then on to the Grand Canyon · 8 videos | |
| Grand Canyon N.P. (a): | [Day 3] | Mon Jun 9 | Plateau Point hike: 12 miles | Plateau Point hike: 12 miles · 19 videos |
| [Day 4] | Tue Jun 10 | Night hike to 1.5-Mile Resthouse: 3 miles | Night hike to 1.5-Mile Resthouse: 3 miles · 8 videos | |
| [Day 5] | Wed Jun 11 | Rest day at the South Rim | Rest day at the South Rim · 7 videos | |
| Grand Canyon N.P. (b): | [Day 6] | Thu Jun 12 | South Kaibab to Bright Angel | South Kaibab to Bright Angel · 12 videos |
| [Day 7] | Fri Jun 13 | South Kaibab to Bright Angel: 17 miles | South Kaibab to Bright Angel: 17 miles · 2 videos | |
| [Day 8] | Sat Jun 14 | Grand Canyon · no videos | Grand Canyon · no videos | |
| Canyonlands N.P.: | [Day 9] | Sun Jun 15 | Canyonlands National Park | Canyonlands National Park · 9 videos |
| [Day 10/11] | Mon Jun 16/17 | The drive home | The drive home · 26 videos | |
| Route Map: | [Route][all maps] | |||
| Day's Summary: Night hike to 1.5-Mile Resthouse: 3 miles. |

These recommendations are specifically for the Bright Angel Trail, as it does have treated water available along its length. For backcountry hikes, you'd need to be even more careful. One recommended item that I didn't include is water treatment pills. Since there are several treated water sources available, it would usually be okay. However, that's not guaranteed. That's one thing I should bring that I didn't. Next time, I likely will.
~0:00 - Introduction
~1:00 - Backpack, water bladder, backup water bladders/containers
~3:00 - Electrolytes, electrolyte powder
~5:00 - Salty, high caloric foods
~7:00 - Take more food/lytes than you need
~8:00 - Change of shorts/clothing
~8:30 - Sunblock and wearing a jacket for protection
~10:00 - Change of glasses, hand sanitizer
~11:00 - Lights, batteries, whistle, compass
~12:30 - First aid (molefoam, bandages, gauze, blister protection, scissors, tape)
~14:00 - Camera/video equipment
~14:30 - Medication, cloth for wetting neck, hat
~15:00 - Sunscreen: face/arms and replenish often (SPF 30-50)
~16:30 - Uphill is hiked when you're tired
~17:00 - Hiking hours, shade, breaks
~18:00 - Lights give you security, 2010 reflection
~19:00 - Peace of mind...but a heavy backpack
~19:45 - Don't attempt a long hike if you've never hiked in the Grand Canyon!
SPF ratings (UVB protection); use SPF 30 or 50 for value and protection!
SPF 2: 50%
SPF 4: 75%
SPF 5: 80%
SPF 10: 90%
SPF 15: 93%
SPF 30: 97%
SPF 50: 98%
SPF 100: 99%
Reapply sunscreen often! SPF does nothing if you don't reapply often.