Yaki Point

Located 2.5 miles from the Grand Canyon Visitor Center, between Mather Point and Grandview Point, Yaki Point offers some of the most distinctive views of the Grand Canyon available along the East Rim. Here you will be able to see portions of the Grand Canyon that simply are not available from other, even-more popular stops … Read more

Hopi Point

Located just two miles from the famous Bright Angel Trailhead, Hopi Point is routinely one of the most visited stops along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This popularity with visitors stems from the fact that Hopi Point has remarkably clear views of the canyon in several directions. Hopi Point is the first spot … Read more

Maricopa Point

The first viewing station found along Hermit Road after the Trailview Overlook, Maricopa Point is located just over a mile away from the Bright Angel Trailhead and all the attractions that Grand Canyon Village has to offer. Maricopa Point provides tremendous views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River in three directions. Nearby visitors will … Read more

Mohave Point

Mohave Point is one of the better places to watch the sun rise or set along the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, making it an essential location to stop at when traveling through Grand Canyon National Park. From Mohave Point you can look to the west to witness the breathtaking sight of The Abyss—one of the … Read more

Pima Point

Located only 1.5 miles east of Hermits Rest along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, Pima Point is a wonderful spot that provides sweeping views of stunning landscapes in a number of directions. From the overlooks here you can on a clear day see as far as 40 miles, a remarkable series of sightlines … Read more