• View of Grand Canyon National Park at sunset from the South Rim

    Grand Canyon

    National Park Arizona

Webcams

Weather Forecast Indicator

Grand Canyon Weather Forecast Here

 


Grand Canyon National Park
from Yavapai Point on S. Rim
Click here for a larger view
and the latest weather data


The San Francisco Peaks
live view courtesy of
Rocky Mountain Research Station,
USDA Forest Service, Flagstaff, AZ
 
The Grand Canyon National Park Webcam (left) offers a window into the sights, weather, air quality and seasonal changes that the park is experiencing. It also helps park visitors reconnect and may help bring back a flood of memories from past trips. We hope you enjoy this peek into the park and will be able to visit in person soon.

Current Grand Canyon Weather Conditions with live weather audiocast

Grand Canyon Sunrise/ Sunset Times and Moon Phases


The image on the right, is of the San Francisco Peaks about 60 miles southeast of the Grand Canyon, and just north of Flagstaff, Arizona. The San Francisco Peaks may be seen from both the North and South Rims of Grand Canyon National Park. This "live" shot comes from a video camera on the second floor of the Southwest Forest Science Complex on the campus of Northern Arizona University. The camera looks north over the city of Flagstaff. This camera records images during daylight hours only.
 
cell phone audio tour logo with brown phone shown.

Your phone provides a fun way to learn more about the Park.
Listen to park rangers give 2 minute audio tours at various points of interest on the South Rim, from Hermit Road to Yaki Point, and the North Rim. Learn more...

 
Quick links to information about:
Lodging Maps Shuttle Buses Guided Tours Ranger Programs
Campgrounds Food Public Transport Mule Trips Visitor Centers
Goods/ Services Permits River Trips Hiking Sunrise/ Sunset
 

ROAD CONDITIONS
Listed below are commercial phone numbers for recorded messages on road conditions and links to state highway websites:

Did You Know?

NEVER APPROACH WILD ANIMALS

The elk found within Grand Canyon National Park weigh as much as 1,000 pounds (450 kg), and have been known to injure people who approach them. Never approach wild animals.
It is dangerous, and illegal, to feed the wild animals in a national park. Violators will be fined.