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South Kaibab Trail |
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Description |
This tour is our most popular day hike and deservedly so. As a ridge top trail it features stunning views at every step. One of the most photographed trails in the country, it's the one to do if you're not going to see anything else. Join us for this classic hiking experience! |
Distance
Difficulty |
3-6 mi / 5-10 km
Moderate ( info) |
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Hermit Trail |
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Description |
Built by the Sante Fe Railroad as a route to Hermit Camp, this historic trail leads us through fossil beds in the limestone and sandstone formations to Waldron Basin. Our destination will be Dripping Springs, a desert spring that seeps from the ceiling of a shallow sandstone cave. Join us for a visit to this unique Grand Canyon site with classic views along the way! |
Distance
Difficulty |
5-7 mi / 8-11 km
Moderate ( info) |
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Bright Angel Trail |
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Description |
Walking in the footsteps of prehistoric Native Americans, we follow this ancient trail through the Bright Angel Fault. We'll stop during the day to enjoy Indian petroglyphs and, time permitting, to explore Indian Gardens, a true oasis in the desert. |
Distance
Difficulty |
3-10 mi / 5-16 km
Moderate ( info) |
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Grandview Trail |
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Description |
Originally used by native peoples of the Canyon, the Grandview Trail was rebuilt by miner Pete Berry in 1892 to access his Last Chance Copper Mine. Mining relics from a bygone era, far-ranging views and tremendous Inner Canyon scenery make this a perennial guide’s favorite. |
Distance
Difficulty |
3-6 mi / 5-10 km
Strenuous ( info) |
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Tanner Trail |
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Description |
Looking for a more adventurous day hike? This prehistoric trail was improved by Seth Tanner in the 1880s to reach mining claims and was at one time part of the Horse-thief Trail. We will walk this steep trail through limestone and sandstone formations. If adventure-in-a-day is what you're after, join us for this one! |
Distance
Difficulty |
4-7 mi / 6-11 km
Strenuous ( info) |
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Rim Trail |
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Description |
Are you interested in a less strenuous hike with amazing views and cooler temperatures? Our Rim Tour offers an exciting, wonderful hike along the rim of the Grand Canyon. Your guide will lead you to one breathtaking view after another, through the cooler temperatures of the pine trees, and into the unique and astounding history of the Canyon. Don't miss it! |
Distance
Difficulty |
5-7 mi / 8-11 km
Easy ( info) |
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1 person: $358
2 people: $179 per person
3-5 people: $139 per person
6+ people:
$109 per person
Children (10 years of age or younger): $95 per child |
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Every trip includes:
- A professional, knowledgeable, medically trained, friendly wilderness guide.
- A commitment to make the tour as exciting, challenging, informational, and full as you'd like, and as is possible in a day
- Trail snacks and a picnic lunch
- Use of a top of the line, technical day pack
- Use of trekking poles
- Use of crampons in the winter
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You will rendezvous with your guide at the Backcountry office at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon between 5 and 9 AM. There will be a short orientation and then you're off to the trailhead. To get to the Backcountry Office, refer to the map that you receive when you enter the park. |
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We ask you to bring the following:
- Lightweight hiking shoes
- Waterproof rain jacket or poncho
- Warm top (wool or fleece jacket)
- Warm hat and gloves (Spring, Fall, Winter)
- Water bottles or bladder (3 liters total capacity)
- Knee braces (if needed)
- Sunhat and sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Camera
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- Learning about the amazing geological, ecological and cultural history of the Grand Canyon as you hike
- Peace of mind from going with a professional guide who knows the Grand Canyon very well
- Guidance to know which hike to do and how far to go based on your fitness level, past experience and interest
- Preparation advice so you're thoroughly prepared to maximize your enjoyment
- Provided backpacks, trekking poles, crampons (in winter months), snacks and lunch.
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Taking a day to absorb the immensity of the Grand Canyon is an experience you won't soon forget! Consider a one-day hiking journey below the rim with one of our expert Grand Canyon hiking guides. Our day hikes include a picnic lunch, trail snacks, use of a top-notch backpack, use of trekking poles, and a professional Grand Canyon guide.
Choose from 6 tour options, ranging from strenuous all-day hiking adventures to long, wonderful hikes along the rim. See our pricing and day hike options below, and give us a call at 1-800-715-4453 (HIKE) to ask questions or register today. Make the most of your trip to the Grand Canyon and let one of our experts show you the way!
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