
Grand Canyon - North Rim
Fredonia, Arizona(View other Fredonia area trails)
Trail length:
20 miles
Posted by: MountainMan on September 28, 2008Description
Incredible views (an understatement) and great facilities with only 10% of the people at the South Rim! The drive into the park on highway 67 is worth the trip alone - high alpine meadows dotted with aspen and spruce trees and tons of wildlife. Trails are well marked and many start at the visitors center. Pick up the free map and guide at the entrance to the park ($25 per vehicle). Hiking trails include the Widforss trail, North Kaibab trail, and the Ken Patrick trail, among others.Directions
30 miles south of Jacobs Lake, AZ on highway 67.Trail length
20 milesGuidebooks
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Reviewed by MountainMan on October 23, 2008
(3 out of 3 members found this review useful.)You don't need to try to hike down to the floor of the Canyon to enjoy GC National Park. There are plenty of rim trails and others that explore the high mountain terrain on the North Rim side of the park. Some paths are even paved, particularly those around the visitors center.
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