easy
5 hours
No special fitness required; suitable for most visitors
Discover the striking contrast of the Grand Canyon’s North and South rims through a guided shuttle tour. Perfect for visitors wanting an insightful and scenic experience, Kaibab Lodge’s shuttle makes it easy to see this geological wonder in comfort and style.
All Ages • 5 Hours • Advanced Reservation Required
Experience the breathtaking journey from the North Rim to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon with our convenient shuttle service. Departing daily, this five-hour ride covers stunning landscapes and includes rest stops at scenic locations. Book early to secure your spot for this unforgettable adventure through one of nature's wonders.
Please arrive at your shuttle at least 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time for check-in, bag loading, and seating arrangements.
Each year we open reservations approximately one year in advance. Book early! Shuttles sell out fast!
To make reservations within 24 hours of departure please call 928-638-2820 to see if seats are still available.
Please note: Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time. During the shuttle season, Arizona aligns with the PACIFIC Time Zone. Please check your clocks/watches/phones so that you are at the pickup location at the right time.
7:00 AM - Depart North Rim Grand Canyon Visitor Center 7:05 AM - Depart Campground 7:10 AM - Depart North Kaibab Trailhead 7:30 AM - Depart Kaibab Lodge -----Rest Stop: Jacob Lake----- 8:00 AM - Depart Jacob Lake Inn -----Rest Stop: Cameron----- Arrive Bright Angel Lodge, South Rim Grand Canyon
2:00 PM - Depart North Rim Grand Canyon Visitor Center 2:05 PM - Depart Campground 2:10 PM - Depart North Kaibab Trailhead 2:30 PM - Depart Kaibab Lodge -----Rest Stop: Jacob Lake----- 3:00 PM - Depart Jacob Lake Inn -----Rest Stop: Cameron----- Arrive Bright Angel Lodge, South Rim Grand Canyon
Arrival times are dependent upon traffic and road conditions. Generally, the shuttle trip from rim to rim is about a five-hour ride because we cover a distance of 220 miles.
Morning light enhances the canyon’s vivid colors and provides ideal conditions for photography.
Temperatures can vary significantly between rims and throughout the day, so dress in layers and stay hydrated.
Daily departures fill up quickly, especially in peak season, so booking in advance is recommended.
Stay on designated viewpoints and trails to help preserve the natural beauty of the canyon.
The Grand Canyon has been inhabited by Native American tribes for thousands of years, with many archaeological sites showcasing their ancient presence.
The shuttle service emphasizes eco-friendly practices, reducing individual vehicle trips and supporting the preservation of this fragile environment.
Stable footwear provides comfort during stops and sightseeing at viewpoints.
Adjustable layers accommodate temperature changes across different canyon areas.
Capture the canyon’s dramatic vistas and vibrant colors during your journey.
Shield yourself from the intense sun exposure typical in canyon environments.