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The Grand Canyon Village

The Grand Canyon Village

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The Grand Canyon Village was the first spot at the South Rim to offer tourist accommodations (and you’ll learn all about it on Shaka Guide’s Grand Canyon South Rim tour!). Today, there’s over 120 years of history to explore at the Village. Take some time to explore the historical buildings and Native artwork, shop for souvenirs and grab a bite to eat at iconic restaurants like Fred Harvey Burger diner!

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Grandview Lookout Tower

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Grandview Point

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Mather Point

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Verkamp’s Visitor Center

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Hopi House

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El Tovar Hotel

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Bright Angel Lodge

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Lookout Studio

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Kolb Studio

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Train Depot

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Tour Start in Flagstaff

Set out with the rising sun (or before!) to make...

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Grand Canyon Welcome Sign

Nearly there! Pull over to take a quick selfie to...

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Hike the Rim Trail to the Grand Canyon Village

Continue following the paved Rim Trail for another mile and...

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Grab breakfast at Bright Angel Cafe

Head over to the Plaza for a breakfast sandwich and...

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See the Sunrise at Mather Point

There are many benefits in getting to the Grand Canyon...

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Rim Trail to Yavapai Geology Museum

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Verkamp’s Visitor Center

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Hopi House

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El Tovar Hotel

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Train Depot

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Kolb Studio

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Lookout Studio

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Bright Angel Lodge

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Maswick Lodge

Maswik Lodge was the Canyon's first "motor lodge" in 1927....

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Mule Barn

The canyon’s other early essential transport, mules have been part...

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Desert View Drive

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Pipe Creek Vista

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S. Kaibab Trailhead

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Duck on a Rock Viewpoint

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Grandview Point

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Grandview Lookout Tower

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Moran Point

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Lipan Point

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Navajo Point

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Desert View Watchtower

Explore this Mary Colter-designed structure. Also offers gift shop, grocery...

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Little Colorado River Gorge Overlooks

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The Grand Canyon Village

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