Start of the snow.
Snow got much thicker as we approached the park.
Oh man!
Beautiful trees with snow.
Snow paused enough to get these cool picture at sunset. Clouds were rising up out of the canyon. The coolest thing ever!
Snowing again at 5am as we began our walk. 
We finally got below the clouds and saw the magnificent canyon. You can see the trail below.
Looking back up the canyon. You can see the trail on the left side in the yellow area.
Still walking!
We decided to take a little side hike to Ribbon Falls. I had never done this and I am so glad that we took the extra steps to get here. 
Up close. The color of the moss, contrasting with the canyon, was so beautiful!
We hiked behind the falls.
So amazing!
Snow paused enough to get these cool picture at sunset. Clouds were rising up out of the canyon. The coolest thing ever!Snowing again at 5am as we began our walk. We finally got below the clouds and saw the magnificent canyon. You can see the trail below.Looking back up the canyon. You can see the trail on the left side in the yellow area.Still walking!We decided to take a little side hike to Ribbon Falls. I had never done this and I am so glad that we took the extra steps to get here. 
Up close. The color of the moss, contrasting with the canyon, was so beautiful!We hiked behind the falls.So amazing!Oasis in the desert.
Had a quick bite at Phantom Ranch and then headed over to the river. This is the Siver suspension bridge that we are about to cross. 
Taken for Hubter. He loves history.
Looking west. The clouds were really getting dark at this point. It started raining just after we crossed the bridge and rained for nearly the rest of the hike out. I guess at least we stayed cool!
Looking east. You can see the other bridge for the South Kaibab trail. Shortly after these pictures were taken a group of rafters came by. It was so fun to watch them (rafting the river is another thing on our bucket list).
Making our way out. At this point, we had just left Indian Gardens. Five more miles to go!
Heading for that wide, darker area above (touching the top and to the right a little bit) above Steven's head. Sure looks further than 5 miles!
Getting higher up on the wall.
This is that dark, green area you could see from Indian Gardens. About 3 more miles.
Had a quick bite at Phantom Ranch and then headed over to the river. This is the Siver suspension bridge that we are about to cross. Taken for Hubter. He loves history.Looking west. The clouds were really getting dark at this point. It started raining just after we crossed the bridge and rained for nearly the rest of the hike out. I guess at least we stayed cool!Looking east. You can see the other bridge for the South Kaibab trail. Shortly after these pictures were taken a group of rafters came by. It was so fun to watch them (rafting the river is another thing on our bucket list).Making our way out. At this point, we had just left Indian Gardens. Five more miles to go!Heading for that wide, darker area above (touching the top and to the right a little bit) above Steven's head. Sure looks further than 5 miles!Getting higher up on the wall.This is that dark, green area you could see from Indian Gardens. About 3 more miles.
