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Grand Canyon South Rim

Grand Canyon South Rim The South Rim attracts about 4 million visitors each year; it's the most popular place to visit at the Grand Canyon. The South Rim offers a variety of attractions, national park services and Grand Canyon tour opportunities for everyone. Expect crowds during the peak season (March through September). Many Grand Canyon South Rim visitors stay overnight in nearby cities like Williams, Flagstaff or Sedona, all 1 - 2 hours from the South Rim.

Grand Canyon North Rim

Grand Canyon North Rim LodgeThe Grand Canyon's North Rim is known for being remote with few developed comforts in the area, but the North Rim does feature one in-park hotel, the Grand Canyon Lodge and Cabins, plus several beautiful campgrounds and a few hotels and motels outside the park boundary in nearby small towns. Many North Rim visitors enjoy Rim to Rim hikes, but make sure to check conditions and don't forget your Backcountry Permit!

Grand Canyon Camping

Camping at the Grand CanyonThere are two main types of camping permitted at the Grand Canyon: camping in "developed" campgrounds where vehicles and campers are allowed; and backpacking and camping within the canyon, which requires a Backcountry Permit. These are necessary for camping in the North Rim, South Rim, or Tuweep. Find rules, information on permits and how to reserve camp spot here.

Grand Canyon Visitor Information

Grand Canyon Visitor InformationFind Grand Canyon visitor information such as frequently asked questions, driving directions, park fees, park hours and more. The Grand Canyon has three accessible rims, South, North and West, each offering a bit of a different Grand Canyon experience from the other. This section will help you decide on the right location and time of year for you to visit, while hopefully answering most of the practical and logistical questions you may have.
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