Directly west and just a few minutes from Desert View Point on the South Rim is Navajo Point at 7,000 feet.
It is within sight of the Watchtower, which can be seen a good 1 km as the crow flies on a RIM ledge, so that this viewpoint is often left out due to its proximity. This is a pity.
Directly below are the Escalante and Cardenas Buttes.
To the west you have a great view over the Grand Canyon to Yaki point just before the Grand Canyon village.

Danger:
Navajo Point is often confused with Desert View Point.
e.g. Tripadvisor also called the Desert View Point incl. Watchtower Navajo Point 😉
tripadvisor.de/Attraction_Review-g143028-d7624427-Reviews-Navajo_Point-Grand_Canyon_National_Park_Arizona.html

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Location: Coconino County, Arizona, United States

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