COVID-19 (Coronavirus) UPDATE
Beginning Friday, May 29, Grand Canyon National Park will be open with limited commercial services every day from 4:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Incoming traffic will be allowed into the park for day-use access. Entrances fees should be paid at automated fee machines or by purchasing a pass in advance from nearby third-party vendors, or online, through Recreation.gov. For a full list of what is accessible, visit the park's website.
Photography by NPS/Michael Quinn
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We’re still here working hard to preserve and protect Grand Canyon National park during these uncertain times. As the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park, we will continue to share ways for you to stay engaged and connected to this Natural Wonder fo the World.
Current Priorities
Dark Sky Preservation
Grand Canyon has some of the most pristine night skies on the planet. We're working to keep it that way.
Desert View Inter-tribal Heritage Site
Members of American Indian tribes are working with the Park to develop the Desert View Inter-tribal Heritage Site.
Trails Forever
More than 400 miles of historic back-county trails lead into the canyon. We want to ensure that they remain welcoming and accessible.
Discovery and Exploration
Grand Canyon is a living laboratory and classroom. Through educational programs, we work to keep people connected to the land and each other.
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It’s important to us that when we donate to causes, the recipients will be good stewards of the funds. It was evident that Grand Canyon Conservancy was involved in numerous projects that help preserve the natural and cultural resources of the park.
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Grand Canyon is immense and awe-inspiring, but it’s also surprisingly fragile with many pressures on its natural resources. It’s important to help protect it for our generation and many more to come. GCC helps maintain the canyon’s beauty and makes the park more enjoyable with its many trail and building renovations.
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By supporting Grand Canyon Conservancy, our children and grandchildren have been exposed to our favorite national park, the arts, and volunteering. As parents and grandparents, we want to give opportunities to our children to appreciate and enjoy the arts and the outdoors.
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