moderate
8 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape, able to walk several miles and handle moderate uphill hikes.
Discover the breathtaking vistas and vibrant geology of the Grand Canyon on a expertly guided full-day hike with Good Trip Adventures. Perfect for adventure seekers eager to see this natural marvel from a new perspective, all while learning from knowledgeable guides. Keep reading to find out why this trip stands out.
All ages • 8 Hours • Up to 8 people
8 Hours - 7:30AM - 3:30PM Arizona Standard Time
Experience the Beauty of Grand Canyon National Park Prepare to be amazed as you witness the grandeur of the Grand Canyon. Marvel at the vastness of its panoramic vistas, the stunning layers of colorful rock formations, and the sheer magnitude of its cliffs.
Your guides will take you off the beaten path for never ending sights, mesa views, and more. Learn about how the canyon was formed, the park’s flora and fauna, park history, and indigenous people! Highlights may include Yavapai Point, Mather Point, Grandview Point, Moran Point, Tusayan Ruins, & Desert View and more!
Spectacular Sights and Unforgettable Moments Once in the park, you’ll get your first look at the canyon from Mather Point. Here, you’ll witness the morning light as it plays across the canyon in a variety of colors and shadows.
Next, you’ll embark on the hike of a lifetime down the South Kaibab Trail to Ooh Ahh Point. This overlook into the canyon provides an uninhibited view within the canyon – a stunning backdrop for family photos and selfies alike.
More Adventure Awaits! In the afternoon, we will visit one of the many museums along the rim – the Yavapai Geology Museum, Kolb Studio, or the Bright Angel History Room. Each of these museums are situated right off the south rim and offer one last view of the canyon before departure.
Pick Up Location Park & Ride lot – Coyote Lane, XVGF+Q8, Tusayan, AZ 86023
Bring plenty of water, especially during the warmer months, to stay energized on the hike.
Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip are recommended for navigating the trail’s uneven terrain.
Arriving at the meeting point early ensures a prompt start and ample time for the full experience.
Stick to designated trails and pack out all trash to help preserve this incredible landscape.
The Grand Canyon was designated a national park in 1919, and it has long been home to indigenous peoples who consider it sacred.
Visitors are encouraged to leave no trace, supporting ongoing efforts to preserve this delicate ecosystem for future generations.
Good traction and ankle support are key for navigating rugged trail surfaces.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help shield you from strong UV rays during sunny days.
summer specific
Dressing in layers allows you to adjust to temperatures and activity levels throughout the day.
all specific
Staying hydrated is crucial during all seasons, especially in warmer weather.