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Mileage: Mount Carmel Jct.
Tuweep 90 miles
South Canyon 75 miles
North Rim 85 miles
Zion Park 12 miles
Bryce Canyon 60 miles
Grand Staircase 9 miles
Cedar Breaks 45 miles
Red Canyon 47 miles
Dixie Forest 22 miles
Sand Dunes 11 miles
Plan your North Rim Grand Canyon vacation with
our Arizona Maps and Information In these pages you will find insiders information
on the best Grand Canyon hikes and Backpacks including Tuweep and South Canyon
Trails. This detailed guide includes road maps, park maps, pictures, trail beta,
backpacking, history, fees, geology, flora, fauna, campgrounds, things for kids
to do and even information on Grand Canyon North Rim hidden treasures.
Making grand memories in the Arizona national parks.
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Grand
Canyon North Rim Road Map
Directions to North Rim Grand Canyon: From Zion National Park,
take on U-9 through the park to Mt. Carmel Jct. Turn south on US-89 to Kanab.
There is only one stop light in Kanab; this is where US-89 changes to ALT 89.
Fredonia, Arizona is 6 miles. In Fredona take 89A to Jacob lake (36 miles), then
take AZ 67 to the Grand Canyon North Rim park entrance.
Winter Road Conditions and
Highway 67 Road Closures
At the Grand Canyon Junior Ranger program
the children attend and participate in a Ranger talk, hike one of the trails
and then fill out a workbook and return it to a Ranger at the Visitors Center.
Most of the trails in the Grand Canyon are difficult for kids, but there are
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Grand Canyon North Rim
Junior Rangers Program
Things for Kids to do at the
Grand Canyon North Rim
The Grand Canyon Junior Ranger Program offers a different level of education
for three separate age groups in their Junior Ranger Program: Ravens for ages
4-7; Coyotes for ages 8-10; and Scorpions for ages 11-14. Bring your Children
to the Grand Canyon Visitors Center where they will be given a booklet. The children
are instructed to hike and experience the Grand Canyon while filling out the
booklet throughout the day. It is required that they also attend at least one
ranger talk or walk. There are usually four a day at the North Rim starting at
8 am, then again at 2 pm, 3 pm and 8 pm. Remember Arizona time does not change
so check your watches to make sure you are on the same time as the rangers. When
the tasks are complete the children return to the ranger at the visitors center
to get a badge and report what they have done.
Kaibab Forest Kids Program
Be sure to stop at the Kaibab
National Forest Visitors Center located at the junction of Scenic
Byway 89A and 67. The Kaibab Visitors Center offers an education program
for the kids. Badges and other trinkets are often handed out to kids at the Kaibab
Forest Visitors center upon completion of a worksheet about the displays in the
center.
Easy Family Hikes: Grand Canyon North Rim
Bright Angel Point: .05 miles round trip
This trail or easy walk is located near the Grand Canyon Visitors Center and
Grand Canyon Lodge. In the Grand Canyon the view seems to go on forever and when
standing along the rim at this viewpoint it is no exception. Have the kids look
closely around the rocks at the view point where crinoids fossils can be seen.
Bring the kids at sunset and you will be rewarded with smiles on their faces.
Cliff Springs Trail: 1.0 mile round trip
From the Cape royal trail turn off at Angels Window. This easy hike is one mile
from the Cape Royal Road through a forested ravine of Ponderosa pine and Douglas
Fir. The trail leads past a small ancient Anasazi granary and culminates at an
overhang with water seeping down.
Cape Royal Trail: .6 mile round trip
From atop the Kaibab Plateau, Unkar Creek Canyon is viewed below. The trail is
paved and excellent for baby strollers and wheel-chairs. The viewpoint offers
the most speculator views of the Grand Canyon. This is an easy hike that the
entire family will enjoy. Angels Window along the way will delight the child
in all of us.
Roosevelt Point Trail: .2 mile round trip
A easy and relaxing short walk through the woodlands that is more of a view point
than a hike, but the the Canyon below is magnificent and it is a good place to
get out and stretch the legs on the way to the Cape Royal Trailhead.
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