Grand Canyon Walking Tour

At Wupatki National Monument, travelers step into a striking and unexpected landscape where ancient human history meets vast high desert scenery. Rising from the open plains north of Flagstaff, Wupatki’s red sandstone pueblos stand in dramatic contrast to the surrounding grasslands, volcanic fields, and distant mountain views. Here, you’ll explore...

A stop at Cameron Trading Post offers a meaningful cultural experience on the edge of the Navajo Nation, blending history, art, and iconic Southwest scenery. Established in 1916, this historic trading post has long served as a gathering place for travelers and local Navajo families. Inside, you’ll have time to...

At Desert View Watchtower, travelers are rewarded with their first unforgettable views of the Grand Canyon, where the immense scale and layered geology stretch endlessly to the horizon. Designed in 1932 by architect Mary Colter, this iconic stone tower blends seamlessly into the landscape and reflects the ancestral Puebloan styles...

Mather Point offers one of the most iconic and instantly awe-inspiring views in the Grand Canyon. Stepping up to the rim, you’re met with an expansive panorama of layered red, orange, and gold rock formations carved by the Colorado River over millions of years. This classic South Rim overlook provides...

Yavapai Point offers one of the best places in the park to truly understand what you’re seeing inside the Grand Canyon. From this overlook, you’ll enjoy sweeping views straight into the heart of the canyon, where distinct rock layers are clearly visible and easy to identify. It’s an incredible spot...

Grand Canyon Village is the historic heart of the South Rim and offers guests time to explore some of the park’s most iconic landmarks at their own pace. You’ll be dropped off at the Bright Angel Lodge parking circle and given one full hour to wander the village, choosing what...