COVID-19 (Coronavirus) UPDATE
Additional Closures at Grand Canyon National Park Due to Public Health Concerns; GCC Field Institute Classes Canceled through end of May
Update: Friday, March 27, 2020. All restaurants within Grand Canyon National Park are closed until further notice. The collection of entrance fees has been suspended at each station as well as shuttle bus services throughout the park. All Field Institute and Canyon Field School activities are suspended through May 31. Contact GCCFI@GRANDCANYON.ORG for more information. Grand Gathering has been canceled. GCC Park Stores remain closed. Please shop online for all things Grand Canyon. All access to Bright Angel, South Kaibab, and North Kaibab Trails has been suspended. Backcountry permits for camping at Bright Angel, Indian Garden, and Cottonwood campgrounds are not being issued at this time.
Learn more about closures at Grand Canyon National Park here.
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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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