Auto Tour, Grand Canyon National Park

Tusayan

The airport is located outside the South Rim entrance.

Tusayan

Town located two miles from the South Rim entrance.

Tusayan

The main access point for the majority of people visiting.

Grand Canyon Village

A "must stop" for any trip to the park.

Grand Canyon Village

Many park visitors get their first good look at the Canyon here.

Grand Canyon Village

The northernmost point on the South Rim.

Grand Canyon Village

Includes a large topographic map of the canyon.

Grand Canyon Village

Includes a research library housing 12,000 books.

Grand Canyon Village

Outdoor space used for a variety of programs.

Grand Canyon Village

Many evening Ranger-led programs are held here.

Grand Canyon Village

Cemetery that is still in use today.

Grand Canyon Village

Best place in the park to buy groceries and send mail.

Grand Canyon Village

The largest hotel in the Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon Village

Center for most park information, lodging and dining.

Grand Canyon Village

Visitor Center and closet structure to El Tovar.

Grand Canyon Village

A famous example of 'parkiechture' design by Mary Colter.

Grand Canyon Village

Hotel with a wooden turret, balconies and terraces.

Grand Canyon Village

One of a handful of surviving log train stations.

Grand Canyon Village

A contemporary-style motel with canyon views.

Grand Canyon Village

Motel near the canyon's edge with canyon views.

Grand Canyon Village

A two-story building with gift shop and canyon views.

Grand Canyon Village

The famed art gallery of the Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon Village

Most popular and accessible route into the canyon.

Grand Canyon Village

Park Shuttle bus stop with bus route connections.

Grand Canyon Village

Bus route that is 7 miles long to Hermits Rest.

Grand Canyon Village

A lodging option inside Grand Canyon Village.

Grand Canyon Village

The place to get permits for any backcountry camping.

Grand Canyon Village

See mules at the Mule Barn near Bright Angel Lodge.

Hermit Road

A lightly traveled seven mile road to Hermits Rest.

Hermit Road

A paved trail for hikers, bikers, and wheelchairs.

Hermit Road

A viewing point for two trails on Hermit Road.

Hermit Road

An overlook offering 180-degree views.

Hermit Road

Viewpoint with a monument for John Wesley Powell.

Hermit Road

An overlook with views of the western Grand Canyon.

Hermit Road

Overlook with a half-mile look at the Colorado River.

Hermit Road

Overlook at the top of a 3,000-foot cliff.

Hermit Road

Great views of the river rapids, but not of the canyon.

Hermit Road

An overlook with a 40-mile sweep of the canyon.

Hermit Road

Westernmost point of Grand Canyon National Park.

Desert View Drive

A portion of Route 64 with access to the South Rim.

Grand Canyon Village

Overlook on the eastern end of the Canyon Rim Trail.

Grand Canyon Village

Overlook with a view of three major trails.

Grand Canyon Village

Legendary trail just south of Yaki Point.

Desert View Drive

Overlook with great views with a colorful history.

Desert View Drive

Popular spot for photographers and painters.

Desert View Drive

Exhibits include life in a Pueblo tribal village.

Desert View Drive

Overlook with views of Seventyfive Mile creek.

Desert View Drive

The highest natural point on the south rim.

Desert View Drive

Eastern Gateway to the Grand Canyon National Park.

Desert View Drive

A 70-foot tower designed by Mary Colter.

Desert View Drive

Stone building with park information.

Desert View Drive

A back door entrance to the Park with a scenic drive.

North Rim

A 4-1/2 hour drive from the popular South Rim.

North Rim

Located about 30 miles south of Jacob Lake, Arizona.

North Rim

A great place to see mule deer in the morning or at dusk.

North Rim

Offers park and regional information and maps.

North Rim

Only overnight lodging available on the North Rim.

North Rim

A unique viewpoint accessed by a rough 17-mile road.

North Rim

Access by hiking almost a mile on the North Kaibab Trail

North Rim

An ambitious but do-able hike if started early enough.

North Rim

Provides outstanding views of Bright Angel Canyon.

North Rim

The highest point in Grand Canyon National Park.

North Rim

This extinct volcano lies just outside the Park.

North Rim

Overlook with a view of Brady Butte.

North Rim

Overlook named after President Theodore Roosevelt.

North Rim

Best Grand Canyon overlook on the North Rim.

North Rim

Point with Ranger-led tours on archeology.

North Rim

Once a home for a family of Ancestral Puebloans.

North Rim

A 270-degree panorama of the Grand Canyon.

North Rim

Natural arch with a keyhole view of the Colorado River.