boucher rapids
boucher trail
bright angel campground
bright angel trail
bryce canyon np
cameron, arizona
cape royal
cedar ridge
chevaya falls
clear creek
clear creek trail
cliff spring trail
cottonwood campground
desert view
devil's corkscrew
dripping springs trail
east entance
escalante route
flagstaff, arizona
fredonia, arizona
glen canyon dam
grand canyon village
grandeur point
grandview point
grandview trail
granite rapds
hance rapids
hermit camp
hermit rapids
hermit trail
hermit's rest
hopi point
horseshoe mesa
indian gardens
jacob lake
kaibab lodge
kanab, utah
lee's ferry
lipan point
marble canyon
maricopa & powell points
mather point
mohave point
monument point
nankoweap trail
north entrance
north kaibab trail
north rim
obi canyon ruins
old bright angel trail
page, arizona
phantom ranch
pima point
plateau point
point imperial
red canyon trail
ribbon falls
river trail at bridges
river trail at river resthouse
south entrance
south kaibab trail
tanner rapids
tanner trail
tonto trail
tusayan ruins & museum
tusayan, arizona
unkar creek
visitor center
walhalla plateau
widforss trail
williams, arizona
yaki point
yavapai point
zion np
Grandeur Point
Grand Canyon Village
Visitor Center
After your first glimpses into the Canyon at Mather and/or Yavapai Point, your next stop should be the main Visitor Center.
The Visitor Center is staffed by rangers who can answer any questions you might have about how to visit and enjoy the Canyon. It also has many exhibits depicting the geologic and cultural history of the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon Association maintains a small bookstore in the lobby.
A short trail leads from the Visitor Center which connects to the main Rim Trail. Mather Amphitheatre and the Shrine of the Ages, where the evening programs are held, shares the same parking lot with the Visitor Center and is located just a short distance to the west of it.
Yavapai Point