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The Elmore Pedestrian Bridge is the most popular way of crossing Tempe Town Lake via foot. This is located at the western end of the lake next to the dam and isn't near any roads, which is a nice change of pace from a lot of the other pedestrian bridges in the area.

The further down you go, the more deserted it becomes, but you also have to remember to come back up again!! We were here in December and the way up was strenuous even with the low temperatures. Make sure you take enough water with you, the drinking water fountains are turned off in winter.

This is where the Bright Angel Trail's switchbacks begin—a strategic spot offering stunning views of the canyon and its towering walls surrounding the trail. From here, you can choose between a short, easy hike or a more challenging adventure that descends deeper into the canyon.

If you wanted a truly epic running destination, this is it! This is generally also your last opportunity for water before you reach the Colorado River in the canyon floor. Please be realistic about your abilities as regards reaching this point. It's a stellar run for those who are ready for it. For those who aren't, rescue can take quite a while.

This is a great rest stop or turnaround point on your run. Expect vault toilets and shade, and during the summer there's usually potable water here, too. Always check current conditions before you set out, though, because sometimes the water is turned off for maintenance projects. It's usually turned off during the winter, too.

Another great resting or turnaround point on the trail. This rest house offers vault toilets and shade. There's usually water available during the summer only (not during winter), but always double-check about current conditions before you go, because the water is sometimes turned off for maintenance projects.

We're all here for the incredible panoramic views; the elevation gain to get here also makes this a satisfying turnaround point if you're out for a short run. There is a pit toilet here (no running water). Use with caution and consider noseplugs. Hopefully it goes without saying that heat is a serious consideration here, as is lack of water (there is none available on the ridge).

The Bright Angel Trail is well-known for its great viewpoints, and this is one of the best. You are treated to an amazing view of the Grand Canyon and some of the nearby peaks.