Grand Canyon Hikes
The Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic National Parks in the world, and the good news is that there’s a Grand Canyon hike for everyone. Whether you want to hike down to the bottom of the canyon, or whether a short flat hike along the rim away from the crowds is your thing, there’s a hike for you. In this guide to Grand Canyon hiking, I’ll give you my recommendations for the best hikes, some Grand Canyon hiking itineraries, and lots of Grand Canyon hiking and planning tips.
Don’t forget to check out my Grand Canyon hiking tips too!
Top Grand Canyon Hikes
I’ve hiked hundreds of miles in the Grand Canyon, and here are my top picks for hikes at all levels. Also, just a note, there are many trails in the Grand Canyon, and you could literally create hundreds of different routes. I’m only recommending day hikes that are also recommended by the National Parks Service. If you’ve got a lot of experience hiking in the Grand Canyon already, you’ll be able to put your own adventures together. These hikes are best suited for folks who are newer to hiking in the Grand Canyon.
Best Grand Canyon Hikes
- Bright Angel Trail to Plateau Point
- South Kaibab Trail to Skeleton Point
- Grandview Trail to Horseshoe Mesa
- Hermit Trail to Dripping Springs
Grand Canyon Hikes For Beginners
Grand Canyon Hikes Away From Crowds
- Grandview Trail to Horseshoe Mesa
- Hermit Trail to Dripping Springs
- Shoshone Point
- Rim Trail to Hermit’s Rest
