Grand Canyon National Park sees millions of visitors every year and tens of thousands of those visitors travel from around the world to venture below-the-rim. More than 400 miles of trails lead visitors through a geological and ecological marvel, on a journey of connection, escape, and perspective.
In 2021, an all-woman NPS trail crew with the help from Arizona Conservation Corps (AZCC) lugged heavy equipment and tools into the canyon near Ooh Aah Point to restore part of the South Kaibab Trail. The trail is now pathed with beautiful, handmade stonework and hikers are now able to enjoy their adventure with improved safety.
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What's been completed
What's planned
*Cyclical maintenance is the continuing treatment, restoration, and repair of all corridor trails at Grand Canyon.
Special projects and improvements like this at Grand Canyon National Park are only possible because of the generous support from people like you.
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Grand Canyon has some of the most pristine night skies on the planet. We're working to keep it that way.
Members of American Indian tribes are working with the park to celebrate the tribal heritage of Grand Canyon.
More than 400 miles of historic backcountry trails lead into the canyon. We want to ensure they remain welcoming and accessible.