Sunrise from Yaki Point
There will be no vehicle access to the South Kaibab Trailhead and Yaki Point from May 9-16, Grand Canyon National Park officials announced--and that includes the park shuttle. Hikers can still reach the South Kaibab from Pipe Creek Vista, about a mile's hike away via the Greenway Trail.
Popular destinations like Angel's Landing and Upper Emerald Pools are inaccessible due to mudslides and rockfall.
A dispute about the concessionaire who runs the shuttle is to blame.
Tim Freriks's completion of the Rim to Rim route in less than 2 hours, 40 minutes claims the "fastest known time" title.
The free buses run every 20 minutes daily between the national park and the gateway town.
The road is an access point for North Mountain and Shaw Butte, popular in-city hikes.
The council rejected a plan to build an East Rim aerial tram and hotel 16 to 2.
The Goldstrike Canyon and Arizona Hot Spring Trails will shut down on April 15 and May 15, respectively.
The South Rim announced water shutoffs until the Transcanyon Waterline storage tanks can be replenished.
Start early for sunrise in the canyon and crowd-free hiking on this 13.4-miler that descends to the gorge's mezzanine level.
