カイバブ高原のおすすめMTBライド

This overlook from Point Sublime Trail offers unique, sweeping, and relatively peaceful North Rim views of the Grand Canyon.

At this overlook, you'll see jaw-dropping views where the Kaibab Plateau plunges into the Grand Canyon's vast expanse. The singletrack here flows through ponderosa pine and aspen groves, with just enough elevation change to keep your legs honest. It's a fantastic spot to stop and take in the remarkable beauty before heading back on the trail.

Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni protects over 900,000 acres of ancestral lands surrounding the Grand Canyon, sacred to 13 tribal nations. Its name—Havasupai and Hopi for "where Indigenous peoples roam" and "our ancestral footprints"—honors deep cultural ties. The monument preserves sacred sites, rare wildlife, and vital watersheds through tribal and federal collaboration. The open plateaus, canyons, and expansive desert views are truly breathtaking.

Approachable from Forest Service Road 271, Timp Point could function as a start and end point for a loop ride, and it provides the southern-most viewpoint along Rainbow Rim. The Grand Canyon at this point presents a more vegetated landscape than many may be familiar with in other more well-known locations.

North Timp Point features a direct view of Steamboat Mountain and into the Grand Canyon looking west. You might choose this point for a snack and a quick rest depending on your itinerary. One of the best viewpoints on Rainbow Rim.

Like other of the viewpoints on Rainbow Rim, Locust Point is a popular spot to sit and take in the Grand Canyon—for good reason. Sunsets are especially popular for those ending their rides here or traveling in via Forest Service Roads.

This is one of five "Points" along the Rainbow Rim Trail. There is a perfect spot where you can pitch your tent right at the edge of the Grand Canyon. Enjoy a stunning sunset!

This point along the Arizona Trail features rolling and seasonally lush plateau to the west and wooded and geologically dynamic views of the rim of Saddle Creek Wilderness to the north.