There are places in the Grand Canyon you’re just not allowed to go. Not because it’s unsafe, not because of falling rocks or wildlife—those areas are off-limits for reasons no ranger will explain. Entire sections are sealed off, scrubbed from public maps, guarded like secrets. And maybe that’s because they are secrets. Stories passed down by local tribes speak of giants—actual giants—who once roamed these cliffs. Early explorers claimed to find chambers cut deep into the canyon walls, filled with artifacts that don’t belong to any known civilization. Some even say the Smithsonian quietly stepped in to make sure those discoveries disappeared. So what’s really hiding behind the restricted zones? A safety precaution… or a coverup centuries in the making? Tonight, we’re going there, the Grand Canyon Forbidden Zone

There are places in the Grand Canyon you’re just not allowed to go. Not because it’s unsafe, not because of falling rocks or wildlife—those areas are off-limits for reasons no ranger will explain. Entire sections are sealed off, scrubbed from public...

Grand Canyon Forbidden Zone Breakdown | GE Kincaid and Giants