Grand Canyon National Park

Unique combinations of geologic color and erosional forms decorate a canyon that is 277 river miles (446km) long, up to 18 miles (29km) wide, and a mile (1.6km) deep. Grand Canyon overwhelms our senses through its immense size.\n\nThe park is CLOSED due to public health concerns (COVID-19) All visitor facilities, trails, and roads, including Highway 64 are closed until further notice.

Arts and Crafts, Arts and Culture, Astronomy, Auto and ATV, Backcountry Hiking, Biking, Birdwatching, Boat Tour, Boating, Bookstore and Park Store, Camping, Cultural Demonstrations, Flying, Fishing, Food, Car or Front Country Camping, Cross-Country Skiing, Compass and GPS, Theater, Dining, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Food, Freshwater Fishing, Front-Country Hiking, Gift Shop and Souvenirs, Group Camping, Guided Tours, Hands-On, Hiking, Horse Camping, Horse Trekking, Horseback Riding, Junior Ranger Program, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Museum Exhibits, Paddling, Park Film, Picnicking, Road Biking, RV Camping, Scenic Driving, Self-Guided Tours - Auto, Self-Guided Tours - Walking, Shopping, Swimming, Volunteer Vacation, Whitewater Rafting, Wildlife Watching,

South Rim: Open all year, is located 60 miles north of Williams, Arizona (via route 64 from Interstate 40) and 80 miles northwest of Flagstaff (via route 180). Grand Canyon lies entirely within the state of Arizona.\n\nNorth Rim: Now closed for the winter - opens May 15, 2020, for the season. North Rim is located 30 miles south of Jacob Lake on Highway 67; the actual rim of the canyon is an additional 14 miles south. Jacob Lake, AZ is located in northern Arizona on Highway 89A, not far from the Utah border.

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