In the summer of 1882, our brave explorer Truman sets off on his most thrilling adventure yet. All aboard a train heading west, we join Truman as he journeys to a place that many say doesn't exist. Folktales and legends tell of a canyon that is "a mile deep and ever so wide." Misfortune soon meets Truman as he finds himself, and his trusty horse Jasper, lost and all alone in a dry and rugged wilderness. As he makes his way back to Ma and Pa, Truman takes us through the major sites, and eye-popping vistas, of
Grand Canyon National Park
.
This time, we ride the swift-moving current on a raft through "
Hance Rapids
", see the jaw-dropping "
Ooh Aah Point
", become amazed by "
Bright Angel Canyon
", look up at the "
Granite Gorge
", meet a one-armed explorer at "
Powell Plateau
", and pass through "
Keyhole Natural Bridge
."
From trains, to wagons, to mine cars, and rafts, Truman's thirst for adventure is truly as
grand
as the canyon itself.