Trailheads

Located at the end of the Hermit Road on the South Rim the Hermit Trail offers day hikes and multi-day backpacks for Grand Canyon hikers.

Located on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, the Bright Angel Trail is one of the Grand Canyon's most popular trails for day hikes as well as backpackers and hikers going to Indian Garderns, Bright Angel Campground and Phantom Ranch.

Located on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, the South Kaibab Trail is one of the Grand Canyon's most popular trails for day hikes as well as backpackers and hikers going to Bright Angel Campground and Phantom Ranch.

Shoshone Point Trail is a day hike to Shoshone Point on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

A tough, but popular South Rim trail the Grandview Trail is used by day hikers and backpacker to Horseshoe Mesa and the Tonto Trail to other Grand Canyon backcountry destinations.

The New Hance Trail is a difficult South Rim trail usually done as a multi-day backpack to the Colorado River, Escalante Route, or the Tonto Trail to Grandview Mesa.

A rugged South Rim trail the Tanner Trail takes backpackers to the Colorado River, Beamer Trail and the Escalante Route.

The North Kaibab Trail is a popular day hike from the North Rim and the start of multi-day Grand Canyon Rim to Rim hiking trips.

Thunder River and Deer Creek Trail is a multi-day backpack to Deer Creek and Thunder River two of the most beautiful backcountry destinations in Grand Canyon National Park.

The fairly remote Ken Patrick Trail is located on the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park and usually done as a day hike using a shuttle so hikers can do the 10 mile trail as a one way hike.

The Bridle Path Trail goes from the North Rim lodge to the North Kaibab trailhead and allows hikers, bikers and dogs.

Located on the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park Bright Angel Point Trail is a short popular hike to Bright Angel Point.

The Widforss Trail is located on the North Rim and typically done as a long day hike to Widforss Point and back.

The fairly remote Ken Patrick Trail is located on the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park and usually done as a day hike using a shuttle so hikers can do the 10 mile trail as a one way hike.

Point Imperial Trail is a short walk the Point Imperial the highest point in Grand Canyon National Park.

Roosevelt Point Trail is a short loop hike with view fo the North Rim from beautiful point.

North Bass Trail is a multi-day backpacking trip from the North Rim to the Colorado River.

Powell Plateau Trail is located in a remote area of the North Rim and follows Powell Plateau to the rim of the canyon.

Cap Final trail is a popular day hike on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Paria Canyon Trail is a multi-day hike that goes from the Paria Canyon-Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness to Lee's Ferry in Grand Canyon National Park. A permit is required to do this hike.

Soap Canyon Trail is a classic Marble Canyon hike to the Colorado River that most hikers will do as a long day hike.

Rider Canyon Trail is located in Marble Canyon and is usually done as a long day hike.

The Tuckup Trail starts along the western North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park and leads hikers across the Esplanade Sandstone to Tuckup Canyon and other off trail routes.

Saddle Horse Spring Trail is a short loop trail for horses and mules near Tuweep Campground that provides great views of the Colorado River.

Lava Falls Trail is a steep and rugged trail to Lava Falls ones of the Grand Canyon's most challenging rapids. The trailhead is located near the Tuweep Campground in the far western Grand Canyon.

Located at Grand Canyon West near the Skywalk the High Point Hike from Guano Point offers great views of the western Grand Canyon and Colorado River.

The Havasu Falls trail takes Grand Canyon hikers to Supai Village, Havasu Falls and several other waterfalls in Havasu Canyon. Permits are required to hike to Havasu Falls.