Constructed in 1927, the Navajo Bridge provided easier travel and trade access from Utah to Arizona across the Colorado River. These days it's a historic...
Read MoreBuilt by the Betsy and Bill Russel in 1927, this one-time makeshift shelter became a thriving lodge for travelers and a unique roadside attraction.
Read More280,000-acre monument that's home to Paria Plateau, Vermilion Cliffs, Coyote Buttes, and Paria Canyon
Read MoreThe National Park Service's website(nps.gov/pisp) sums this unique national monument best: "The rich history of Pipe Spring and its flowing water comes alive as you...
Read MorePoint Imperial has the distinction of being the highest point on the North Rim. At 8,803 feet above sea level, you'll be able to see...
Read MoreA quiet viewpoint along Cape Royal Drive, Vista Encantada is a picnic area that's blanketed in wildflowers and offers views of Nankoweap. The viewpoint of...
Read MoreAnother viewpoint along Cape Royal Road. Roosevelt Point is accessed through a very short walk and has resting benches. Despite the high ridge, a...
Read MoreThis is a 4-mile out and back trail leads to Cape Final. The trail is rated easy, which means it's relatively flat and shaded. The...
Read MoreThe Walhalla Ruins--or Walhalla Glades--was once the summer home of the Basketmakers during the Pueblo period. Here you'll be able to tour 10 rooms that...
Read MoreThe Walhalla Overlook is just across the road from the Ruins. Here, you'll be treated to views of the Echo Cliffs, the Painted Desert, and...
Read MoreThis is the southernmost viewpoint at the North Rim, and it offers the most expansive views. In fact, you'll get an almost 270 degree view...
Read MoreNamed for artist Gunnar Widforss, this trail is a long one, ut a flat one. It's 10 miles of relatively flat trail. The first part...
Read MoreThe Uncle Jim Trail is a moderate 4.7 out-and-back trail that leads to the Uncle Jim Trail Overlook and views of the canyon. This trail...
Read MoreThis is the most visited viewpoint on the North Rim! Bright Angel Point can be accessed behind the Lodge on the Transept Trail. This is...
Read MorePlenty of parking here! The North Rim Visitor Center also offers educational programs, interactive exhibits both indoor and outdoor, a large gift shop, ranger information...
Read MoreThe National Park Service's website(nps.gov/pisp) sums this unique national monument best: "The rich history of Pipe Spring and its flowing water comes alive as you...
Read MoreOne of the four visitor centers within the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. The Kanab Visitor Center focuses on the geology and archeology of the...
Read MoreA great option breakfast, lunch or dinner! The Jacob Lake Inn offers several dining options and a world-famous bakery!
Read MoreThis 80’ Aermotor steel tower with a 7’ x 7’ metal cab was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934 and used by wildland...
Read MoreThe Country Store is a great place to load up on supplies, snacks, and gas before going out to hit the trails.
Read MorePoint Imperial has the distinction of being the highest point on the North Rim. At 8,803 feet above sea level, you'll be able to see...
Read MoreA quiet viewpoint along Cape Royal Drive, Vista Encantada is a picnic area that's blanketed in wildflowers and offers views of Nankoweap. The viewpoint of...
Read MoreAnother viewpoint along Cape Royal Road. Roosevelt Point is accessed through a very short walk and has resting benches. Despite the high ridge, a...
Read MoreThis is a 4-mile out and back trail leads to Cape Final. The trail is rated easy, which means it's relatively flat and shaded. The...
Read MoreThe Walhalla Ruins--or Walhalla Glades--was once the summer home of the Basketmakers during the Pueblo period. Here you'll be able to tour 10 rooms that...
Read MoreThis is the southernmost viewpoint at the North Rim, and it offers the most expansive views. In fact, you'll get an almost 270 degree view...
Read MorePlenty of parking here! The North Rim Visitor Center also offers educational programs, interactive exhibits both indoor and outdoor, a large gift shop, ranger information...
Read MoreThis is the most visited viewpoint on the North Rim! Bright Angel Point can be accessed behind the Lodge on the Transept Trail. This is...
Read MoreIf you’re coming to the North Rim from Grand Canyon’s South Rim, Page, Arizona, or Sedona, you’ll start the audio tour in Bitter Springs, Arizona...
Read MoreFor anyone coming from the West, Fredonia is the official start to Shaka Guide’s “Stories of the North Rim” tour. Be sure to stock up...
Read MoreStop into the North Kaibab Visitor Center to check current trail and weather conditions and chat with the Kaibab National Forest rangers. It’s also a...
Read MoreGet your America the Beautiful pass (or your $35 entry fee) ready! There shouldn’t be much of a line at the North Rim Entrance gate....
Read MoreEast Rim Viewpoint is an optional side trip that overlooks the Saddle Mountain Wilderness, Marble Canyon and the Navajo Nation. East Rim is just a...
Read MoreIf you’re wondering why we’ve given you such a large timespan at the North Kaibab Trailhead, it’s because this one is a bit tricky. This...
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