The Top 20 Gorges in Coconino County

One of the two corridor trails in Grand Canyon with stunning views into the canyon itself. You just have to go some miles... but not too far, since you have … read more

Hermit's Rest is the endpoint of a stunning and epic ride in the Grand Canyon. Built in 1914, the structure is named after Louis Boucher, a Canadian-born prospector who staked … read more

The North Rim of the majestic Grand Canyon is considerably higher in elevation (8,000 feet) than the South Rim (7,000 feet). Since the vegetation is much more dense, you might … read more

From here you can start a hike into the Grand Canyon on the Hermit Trail which intersects with the Boucher Trail or finally leads to the Tonto Trail and the … read more

Famous stunning sandstone formation in the middle of Coyote Buttes. Access to The Wave is strictly limited to 20 visitors per day for the protection of the area. You have … read more

The South Kaibab Trail features four key stops: Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point, and the Tipoff. After the Tipoff, the trail descends to the Black Bridge, which crosses … read more

Plateau Point is a famous 3,789-foot cliff-elevation viewpoint in the Grand Canyon. Located about 3 miles northeast of the Grand Canyon Village and 2 miles north of Grandeur and Yavapai … read more

Impressive view into the depths of the Grand Canyon. There is also a bench where you can enjoy the canyon a little longer. You can reach The Abyss either by … read more

A few miles east of the Navajo Indian Reservation lies the most photographed canyon in northern Arizona.
Over the course of a few thousand years, a narrow gap has formed … read more