Grand Canyon National Park is continuing to evaluate and adapt to changing COVID-19 guidance, and is adjusting operations as needed. The information presented here is primarily to help you plan a visit during 2021. Visit this web page for the current list of what is open, and for park-wide updates >Grand Canyon Conservancy Field InstituteDue to restrictions in park operations and recommendations regarding limiting public events and gatherings surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, GCC will be suspending Field Institute courses until further notice. More information and updates > ![]() Bicycle Rentals and Guided Bicycle Tours on the South RimBicycle rental services, as well as guided bicycle tours are provided by ![]() South Rim Bus ToursOUT OF SERVICE at this time due to public health concerns (6/29/2020) ![]() Jeep and Van ToursJoin an off-road trip or travel by van to viewpoints along the canyon rim. Tour the park with local guides and learn about human history, wildlife, geology and folklore.Off-road and van tours are based outside of the park. The Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce website has more information about companies that offer Jeep Tours and Van Tours. ![]() Mule Trips - North and South Rim
![]() Guided Hikes - North and South RimDay hikes and walks led by Park Rangers take place throughout normal years. Additional options exist for guided hiking at Grand Canyon National Park. More... ![]() 3-21 Day White Water Raft TripsCommercial white-water raft trips through the canyon last 3-21 days and require reservations well in advance. ![]() Half-day and Full Day Raft TripsHalf-day and one-day raft trips on the Colorado River are available below Glen Canyon Dam. The trips are not offered during the winter months.Wilderness River Adventures offers smooth-water trips from Glen Canyon Dam to Lees Ferry. Trips begin in Page, Arizona, 140 miles from Grand Canyon Village. Reservations are required. When visiting the park, check with the Transportation Desks in Bright Angel, Maswik, or Yavapai Lodges to book a trip.
![]() South Rim Air ToursAll scenic air tours are based outside of Grand Canyon National Park. Both fixed-wing and helicopter tours of the Grand Canyon region are offered daily.Some air operators also fly to the Grand Canyon Airport from Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona or Las Vegas, Nevada. For a list of air tour operators with links to their websites, view Arizona Department of Transportation's listing: https://azdot.gov/about/grand-canyon-airport/tour-operators-grand-canyon-airport National Forest Trail Rides - South RimDuring the season, one-hour and two-hour trail rides through the pines of the Kaibab National Forest and twilight campfire and wagon rides are available. Both horses and mules are utilized. Apache Stables is located just outside of the South Entrance to Grand Canyon National Park at the north end of the community of Tusayan. For information and reservations call (928) 638-2891. |
Last updated: December 4, 2020