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Pete McBride & Kevin Fedarko
www.PeteMcBride.com
About 40 people have ever hiked the entire length of the 750 miles or so of The Grand Canyon, and Pete McBride & Kevin Fedarko are two of them. Pete’s an award-winning photographer, while Kevin is a best-selling author — and this trek combined their talents to capture never before seen photography of a place they call “America’s open-air cathedral” and led to both a book (The Grand Canyon: Between River and Rim) and a film (Into the Canyon). During our live broadcast of RMWorldTravel on 4 May 2019, both Pete & Kevin joined us on-air to discuss their challenging adventure, and discuss their perspective on ways to best visit The Grand Canyon, as it celebrates 100 years of being a National Park in 2019. You can hear the full interview that aired across our national network of 410+ affiliates and is now archived here by clicking on the arrow below …
