코코니노 카운티 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Mohave Point offers incredible views over the Grand Canyon, especially at sunset. You’ll also get a perfect view of the Tonto Trail winding deep into the canyon. The trail to the very tip of the point isn’t paved, so you can stop your bike and take a short hike to check it out.

At Pima Point, you can both see and hear the rumbling Colorado River with the Hermit Rapids in sight.

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.

The Grand Canyon National Park features the stunning geologic formation, its vegetation, rivers, and many species of wild animals. The Bighorn Sheeper, the Elk, Mule Deers, Squirells, Ringtails, Mountian Lions, and California Condors are some of the species that live whithin the Park area, some of these you might encounter while hiking the National Park. If that happens just enjoy the opportunitie of seeing than in their natural habitat, making sure to respect their space.

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.

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.

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.