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Grand Canyon National ParkViewing canyon from Mather Point (South Rim)
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Grand Canyon National Park

A powerful and inspiring landscape, the Grand Canyon overwhelms our senses through its immense size; 277 river miles (446km) long, up to 18 miles (29km) wide, and a mile (1.6km) deep.

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North Rim Open         Tusayan Park 'n Ride Resumes

 
Newspaper available in 8 languages.

Download Visitor Information & Maps here

2010 Trip Planner & backcountry info (1 MB PDF File)

Download the Guide Newspapers:
South Rim Spring
(through May 28   3 MB PDF)
South Rim Summer (May 29-Sep 6   3.5 MB PDF)
2010 Season North Rim Guide (3.5 MB PDF File)

Información de Español (3.6MB PDF archivo)

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Grand Canyon Field Institute Classes & Tours

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Park Management Information

Changes in Firearm Laws (2010)

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Doing Business With The Park (Permits)

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Grand Canyon Outside the Park

Outside of Grand Canyon National Park

These places are outside of the National Park.

Learn more about:
the Skywalk and Hualapai Reservation
the Havasupai Reservation and Waterfalls 
the Kaibab National Forest
the Little Colorado River Navajo Tribal Park

 

Write to

Grand Canyon National Park
P.O. Box 129
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023

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Phone

Visitor Information
(928) 638-7888

Fax

(928) 638-7797

Climate

SUMMER temperatures on the South Rim are relatively pleasant. North Rim temperatures are a few degrees cooler due to the higher elevation. Inner canyon temperatures are extreme. Daytime highs at the river often exceed 105°F. Thunderstorms frequently occur during July, August, and early September.

WINTER conditions on the South Rim can be extreme. The road into the North Rim is closed from the first heavy snow in November or early December to mid-May.

SPRING and FALL. Come prepared for a variety of conditions. Pleasant weather can change to rain or cold.  
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GRAND CANYON'S MATHER CAMPGROUND  

Did You Know?
Camping on the rim within Grand Canyon National Park is permitted in designated campsites only and violators are subject to citation and/ or fine. There are vehicle accessible campgrounds in Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim, at Desert View and on the North Rim.
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Last Updated: May 19, 2010 at 00:11 EST