Marvel at this breathtaking natural wonder, known for its vast size, colorful rock layers, and stunning vistas.

Explore trails for all skill levels, from easy rim walks to challenging multi-day treks into the canyon.

Experience the canyon from a unique perspective on a guided mule ride.

Enjoy thrilling adventures on the Colorado River as it winds through the canyon.

Take in the beauty of the canyon from various viewpoints along the park’s scenic drives.

Visit old mining areas, Native American ruins, and the historic Grand Canyon Railway.

Join guided hikes, educational talks, and evening programs to learn about the park’s natural and cultural history.

Choose from developed campgrounds or backcountry camping for a rugged wilderness experience.

Capture stunning landscapes and unique lighting conditions in this photographer’s paradise.

Enjoy the park’s dark skies with incredible views of the Milky Way and countless stars.

Get a bird's-eye view of the canyon with a thrilling helicopter ride for unforgettable panoramas.

Stop by for exhibits, park information, and tips on exploring the canyon.

Visit this historic landmark for breathtaking views and insights into Native American artistry.

Hike to these stunning turquoise waterfalls within the Havasupai Indian Reservation for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Spot wildlife such as elk, deer, California condors, and more in their natural habitat.

Rent a bike and explore the park’s scenic routes for a different way to take in the views.

Visit the less-crowded North Rim for a tranquil experience with equally stunning views.

Travel this scenic route along the South Rim with stops at overlooks and viewpoints.

Hike this iconic trail that descends deep into the canyon, offering spectacular views along the way.

Walk this educational path along the South Rim to learn about the canyon's geological history.

In winter, enjoy snowshoeing opportunities on the North Rim’s snowy trails.

Visit the most accessible and popular area of the Grand Canyon, offering numerous viewpoints, visitor centers, and amenities.

Embark on this well-maintained trail that descends into the canyon, providing breathtaking vistas and rest stops along the way.

Experience aerial views of the Grand Canyon's vast landscapes and unique rock formations from above.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along this mostly paved path that offers stunning panoramic views of the canyon.

Step onto this glass-bottomed bridge extending over the canyon's edge for a unique perspective.

Discover a less crowded area of the park with unique viewpoints and hiking trails.

Traverse this trail known for its open vistas and scenic overlooks, including the famous Ooh-Aah Point.

Travel from Williams, Arizona, to the South Rim aboard a historic train, enjoying entertainment and scenic views along the way.

Climb this stone tower for expansive views of the canyon and the Colorado River.

Participate in educational talks, guided walks, and evening programs to learn more about the park's natural and cultural history.

Gain insights into the geological history of the Grand Canyon through exhibits and panoramic windows overlooking the canyon.

Experience a traditional mode of canyon travel with guided mule trips along designated trails.

Learn about the ancestral Puebloan people who once inhabited the area through exhibits and a self-guided trail.

For experienced hikers, this trail offers a challenging trek with rewarding views of the Colorado River.

Take a shuttle or bike along this scenic route with multiple overlooks offering spectacular canyon vistas.

One of the most popular viewpoints, offering expansive views of the canyon, especially during sunrise and sunset.

Spend a night under the stars at this well-equipped campground on the South Rim.

For the adventurous, traverse from the North Rim to the South Rim, experiencing diverse ecosystems and breathtaking scenery.

Walk this interpretive trail that explains the geological history of the Grand Canyon with exhibits and rock samples.

Trek to this stunning waterfall located within the Havasupai Indian Reservation, known for its turquoise waters and picturesque setting.