How Do You Find Trails In Grand Canyon National Park?
Grand Canyon National Park, featuring a huge and beautiful hole in the ground in Arizona, is a destination for thousands of visitors yearly. No matter when you look into the canyon, you’ll see something different. You can even look away and look back and see that the light has changed. See the canyon by taking the trails that meander up and down and through it. Just remember that every step you take down into the canyon leads to another step up to return. Hike down Bright Angel Trail. Go down to the 1.5 Mile Rest House, 3 Mile Rest House, Indian Garden (4.5 miles) or Plateau Point (6 miles) overlooking the Colorado River. This is where the one-day mule trips go and is easily visible from the lodge area. Try the Kaibab Trail. Go down to Cedar Ridge, 1.5 miles down. Do a day hike on Grandview Trail. It’s 3 miles to the mines on Horseshoe Mesa. There is no water and some exposure, but you’ll have wonderful views. Hike South Kaibab Trail. The trail begins on the South Rim near Yaki Point a
