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

    Grand Canyon

    National Park Arizona

Interpretive Ranger Programs

Photo sequence showing several Grand Canyon Rangers.

Grand Canyon Ranger Programs

The current program schedule may be downloaded below.
All programs are free of charge.

All outdoor programs are subject to cancellation due to inclement weather or when lightning danger is present.

Spring months at Grand Canyon may bring a variety of weather conditions. It is still possible to receive snow, and you may encounter icy walkways and trails. Please dress for the weather and consider over-the-shoe traction devices for your comfort and safety.

Note: Children must be accompanied by an adult on all programs.

Download the:
South Rim Spring 2013 Program Schedule (2 pages, 339 kb PDF file)
March 1 through May 22, 2013

Includes the South Rim Village and Desert View/ Tusayan Ruin.

 

Download the:
South Rim Summer 2013 Program Schedule (1 page, 366 kb PDF file)
May 23 through September 2, 2013

Includes the South Rim Village and Desert View/ Tusayan Ruin

 

Download the:
North Rim 2013 Season Program Schedule (1 page, 270 kb PDF file)
May 15 through October 15, 2013

Includes Inner Canyon programs at Phantom Ranch and Indian Garden.

 


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Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Ranger-led Programs

Follow our South Rim Ranger-led Programs RSS Feed. It displays the schedule of current ranger programs and the sunrise/ sunset times for the week.

Learn how by visiting the Grand Canyon RSS Information page.



 
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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...

 
 
 

Did You Know?

UNKAR DELTA IN GRAND CANYON

In Grand Canyon,one of the broad, sandy areas on the north bank of the Colorado River is Unkar Delta, composed of rock debris carried from the North Rim by Unkar Creek. Prehistoric Pueblo people occupied numerous sites on Unkar Delta and along Unkar Creek for about 350 years (A.D. 850 to A.D. 1200)