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Pocket Map South Rim Services Guide Village 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Bus Rules and endsat9:45pm. 20 minutesstartingat8amIMAX Tusayan Routeshuttlebusrunsevery and endingthehouraftersunset.The beginning thehourbefore sunrise run approximately every30minutes 10–15 minutesduringtheday. They Rest Routeshuttlebusesrunevery Kaibab/Rim,andHermits The Village, Hours ofOperation Shuttle BusInformation Free ShuttleBuses Hiking Information

designated busstops. Shuttle busesonlystopat their bicycles. cm). Ridersmustloadandunload with wheelslessthan16inches(41 baby trailers,orchildren’s bicycles or three bicyclesbutnottagalongs, Shuttle buses can accommodate two when seated. strollers. Removebaby-backcarriers shuttle bus.Nooversizedorjogging Collapse strollers before enteringthe fit onbuses. (121 cm)long;largerchairsdonot inches (76cm)wideby48 Accommodates wheelchairs30 animals only. No pets.ADA-approved service No eatingoropendrinkcontainers. Information Center. be foundattheBackcountry smart hikingpracticescan specific ,conditions,and in-depth informationabout at visitorcontactstations.More ranger. Askforahikingbrochure please seekadvicefrom apark Before hikingintothecanyon is easy. Knowyourlimits. hikers andahikeintothecanyon Many believetheyare strong (Orange) Kaibab/Rim Route March 1toNovember30 Hermits RestRoute(Red) Transfer Route Village Powell Point Mohave Point Pima Point Pima Point Creek Vista Monument The Abyss Mohave Point Point Powell Point Maricopa Point Overlook Trailview Transfer Route Village Visitor Grand Canyon Pipe CreekVista Yaki Point Trailhead South Kaibab Visitor Center Grand Canyon Museum Center Visitor Grand Canyon Stop Stop Year-round bound bound West- West- bound bound East- East- Early springtofall Tusayan Route(Purple) Year-round Village Route(Blue) Visitor Center Visitor Grand Canyon house &Saloon Big ESteak- Grand Squire Grand Canyon Best Stage Stop IMAX/R.P.’s Center Visitor Grand Canyon Stop Visitor Center Visitor Grand Canyon Eastbound Market Plaza Trailer Village Campground Mather Ages Eastbound Shrine ofthe Village East Center Center Information Backcountry Route Transfer Hermits Rest Lodge Bright Angel Train Depot Westbound the Ages Shrine of Westbound Market Plaza Center Visitor Grand Canyon Stop

bound South- bound West- bound North- bound East- Road Greenway Distances Tusayan Market Plaza Hermits Rest Grand CanyonVisitor Center to: Village Village Tusayan Market Plaza Desert View Centerto: Grand CanyonVisitor Grand CanyonVisitorCentertoTusayan Mather Campground Grand CanyonVisitorCenterto Grand CanyonVisitorCentertoTrailer Village Monument CreekVistatoPimaPoint Village toHermitRoad Market PlazatoVillage Grand CanyonVisitorCentertoMarketPlaza Visitor Center Pipe CreekVistatoGrandCanyon South KaibabTrailhead toPipeCreekVista Total distance Pima PointtoHermitsRest Monument CreekVistatoPimaPoint The AbysstoMonumentCreekVista Mohave PointtoTheAbyss Hopi PointtoMohave Powell PointtoHopi Maricopa PointtoPowell Trailview OverlooktoMaricopaPoint Bright AngelTrailhead toTrailview Overlook Verkamp’s toBrightAngelTrailhead Yavapai Point(Trail ofTime) toVerkamp’s Mather PointtoYavapai Point Pipe CreekVistatoMatherPoint South KaibabTrailhead toPipeCreekVista

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Leashed PetsAllowed 22.0mi 12.8mi 6.3mi 1.4mi 7.4mi 2.1mi 2.1mi 6.7mi 0.9mi 6.6mi 1.2mi 0.7mi 1.8mi 0.6mi 1.0mi 0.9mi 1.5mi 0.9mi 1.0mi 1.8mi 1.0mi 1.1mi 1.0mi 0.3mi 0.5mi 0.7mi 0.5mi 0.5mi 1.4mi 0.7mi 1.4mi 0.9mi 10.1km 11.9km 10.8km 35.4km 10.6km 20.6km 2.3km 3.4km 3.4km 1.4km 2.0km 1.2km 2.9km 1.0km 1.6km 1.4km 2.5km 1.4km 1.6km 2.9km 1.6km 1.8km 1.6km 0.5km 0.8km 1.1km 0.8km 0.8km 2.3km 1.1km 2.3km 1.4km I haveahalfday. What shouldIdo? I haveafullday. WhatshouldIdo? I have1–2hours.Whatshoulddo? Ride theFree ShuttleBuses! Check visitorcentersorgo.nps.gov/gc_programs. and more! Lookforprograms forchildren ages6–14duringsummer. evening programs. aboutgeology, Learn fossils,,animals,people, Join aparkrangerforfree, dailywalks,talks,hikes,demonstrations,and carefully. not givewaterorfood,anddrive distance oftwobuslengths,do safety andtheirs,please:Keepa Keep WildlifeWild!Foryour 928-638-7496 . conditions: traction devices.Roadandweather may beicy. Wear over-the-shoe sun. Inwinter, trailsandwalkways of weather:rain,snow, wind,or tree. Beprepared foranytype or vehicle.Donotgoundera areas. Seekshelterinabuilding Indoors! Stayawayfrom exposed When ThunderRoars,Go adversely affect you. high elevationanddryclimatemay rest intheshade.TheSouthRim’s filling stations,wearsunblock,and Beat theHeat!Usefree water Advice toEnjoyGrandCanyon Protect thePark,Protect Yourself Free, DailyParkRangerPrograms • • • • • • • • • •

to Desert View WatchtowerDrive toDesertView toavoidcrowds.morning ridethisshuttleinthe Ride theHermitsRestRoute(red ). Tip: (2.5mi/4km)oneway and theVillage Walk alongtheRimTrail Center betweenGrandCanyonVisitor Hike intoGrandCanyon (gotoavisitorcenterforinformation) Visit free park museumsandvisitorcenters Attend free park rangerprograms Ride theKaibab/RimRoute(orange) Walk theRimTrail 1–1.5miles(1.6–2.4km) (blue), HermitsRestRouteredTusayan Route(purple) Four busroutes: Route Kaibab/RimRoute(orange),Village Arrive every10–15minutes Emergencies call911 you plantohikeinthecanyon. Backcountry InformationCenterif service animals.Checkinatthe do notapplytoADA-approved or onshuttlebuses.Theselimits not belowtherim,inbuildings, Rim andGreenway trails,but Leashed petsare allowedon (drones) isillegal. Flying unmannedaircraft Write apostcard, notgraffiti. receptacles. Please userecycling andtrash plants, artifacts,wood. Leave whatyoufind:rocks, around. Do notbackupwithoutlooking from cliffs. Holdontochildren. Stay behindrailingsandaway printed on100%recycled paper 0519 $ Food $14.99 and less Village Services and Facilities $$ Food $15 to $24.99 Desert View Area Services and Facilities Open daily; call or check go.nps.gov/gc_hours for specific hours. $$$ Food $25 and up Open daily; call or check go.nps.gov/gc_hours for specific hours. Parking Near Shuttle Bus Stops Food Parking—No Shuttle Bus Food Backcountry Information Center Lot D; auto parking in north lot; RV Bright Angel Bicycles & Café at Mather Point $ Prepackaged sandwiches, Desert View Auto, RV, and trailer parking Desert View Market & Deli $ Breakfast sandwiches and burritos, and trailer parking in south lot; fills by 2 pm breakfast burritos; 928-638-3055 sandwiches, salads, hot dogs; 928-638-2393 Tusayan Museum and Ruin Small lot for vehicles less than 22 feet (6.7 m) Grand Canyon Visitor Center Lot 1 offers auto, RV, and trailer parking; $–$$ Two —one casual dining and one Desert View Trading Post $ Coffee and ice cream; 928-638-3150 autos only in Lot 2, Lot 3, and Lot 4; lots fill by 11 am cuisine—breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, salads, entrees; ice cream Viewpoints Desert View Drive viewpoints have small lots for vehicles less fountain (seasonal); 928-638-2631 than 22 feet (6.7 m) Market Plaza Lot B; autos and RVs; fills by noon Camping Canyon Village Market & Deli “General Store” $ Breakfast sandwiches Park Headquarters Lot A; vehicles less than 22 feet (6.7 m) only; and burritos, sandwiches, salads, pizza; 928-638-2262 Restrooms and Drinking Water Desert View Campground Open mid-April to mid-October for first-come, fills by noon first-served tent and RV camping—maximum 30 feet (9 m), no hookups, $–$$$ Breakfast; tapas, soups, salads; fine dining; Find restrooms and drinking water at the Desert View parking lot, Desert View Village Lot C; autos only; extremely limited parking for autos throughout Religious Services See schedules at Shrine of the Ages, Post Office, Grand leashed pets ok; 928-638-7888 928-638-2631 Campground, Desert View Market & Deli, and Tusayan Museum and Ruin Village; fills by 2 pm Canyon Visitor Center, and Park Headquarters (water in summer only at Tusayan Museum and Ruin). Find vault toilets at Hermits Rest $ Prepackaged sandwiches, cookies, ice cream, trail mix; Yavapai Geology Museum Small lot with auto parking Road Conditions 928-638-7496 Grandview Point and Buggeln Picnic Area Services 928-638-2631 Taxi 928-638-2631 Desert View Market & Deli ATM, groceries; 928-638-2393 Restrooms and Drinking Water Maswik Lodge $ Food Court, pizza pub; 928-638-2631 Visitor Contact Stations Wi-Fi Bright Angel Lodge (variable), Camper Services, Canyon Village Market Desert View Gas Station Diesel and unleaded fuel; 928-638-2360 Yavapai Lodge $–$$ Pizza, salads, sandwiches, and BBQ; 928-638-4001 Find restrooms and drinking water in all visitor contact stations, , & Deli “General Store”, Community Library, El Tovar Hotel (variable), Maswik Information, Hopi murals, cultural demonstrators, campgrounds, Canyon Village Market & Deli, and at the South Kaibab and Lodge (variable), Park Headquarters, Yavapai Lodge stamp. Tower stairs close 30 minutes before the building closes; Books, , and Gifts 928-638-8960 Bright Angel trailheads. Desert View Market & Deli 928-638-2393 Bright Angel Lodge, El Tovar Hotel, Maswik Lodge; Tours and Trips Tusayan Museum and Ruin Information, cultural history exhibits, short trail for Lodge, check in at El Tovar Hotel, and for Thunderbird Lodge, to ancestral Puebloan village, passport stamp; 928-638-7652 Desert View Trading Post 928-638-3150 Visitor Contact Stations Bright Angel Bicycles & Café at Mather Point Bicycle, wheelchair, and check in at Bright Angel Lodge: same-day reservations, 928-638-2631; Park Store stroller rentals; guided tours; 928-638-3055 Backcountry Information Center Information, hiking maps, overnight advance reservations, 888-297-2757 at Desert View Watchtower 928-638-8960 backcountry permits; 928-638-7875 Yavapai Lodge Reservations, 877-404-4611 Transportation Desks Arrange rides and bus tours at Bright Angel and at Tusayan Museum and Ruin 928-638-7652 Grand Canyon Visitor Center Information, exhibits, theater, passport Maswik lodges or the El Tovar Hotel concierge desk; 928-638-2631 Meals, hiker dormitory, and cabin space at bottom of the stamp, free local phone calls; 928-638-7888 canyon. Next-day reservations, 928-638-3283; advance reservations, Park Headquarters Information, park passes, passport stamp, public 888-297-2757 Books, Souvenirs, and Gifts computers, research library; 928-638-7888 Bright Angel Lodge 928-638-2631 Park Store at the Visitor Center Information, passport stamp; Camping Canyon Village Market & Deli “General Store” 928-638-2262 928-638-7145 Mather Campground Year-round tent and RV camping—maximum El Tovar Hotel 928-638-2631 Information, exhibits, passport stamp; 928-638-2771 30 feet (9 m), no hookups, leashed pets ok; reservations, 877-444-6777 Grand Canyon Conservancy (GCC) Park Store Verkamp’s Visitor Center Information, exhibits, passport stamp; Trailer Village Year-round RV camping—maximum 50 feet (15 m), hookups, at Kolb Studio 928-638-2771 928-638-7146 leashed pets ok; 928-638-1006 at Verkamp’s Visitor Center 928-638-7146 Information Yavapai Geology Museum Information, exhibits, passport stamp; Camper Services Laundry, showers, dump station, pay phone; 928-638-6350 at Visitor Center Plaza 928-638-7145 Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon National Park 928-638-7890 at Yavapai Geology Museum 928-638-7890 PO Box 129 Located in , this World Heritage Site encompasses Services Hermits Rest 928-638-2631 Grand Canyon, AZ 86023-0129 USA 277 miles (446 km) of the River and adjacent uplands. Coffee Shop One of the most spectacular examples of anywhere in the ATM Bright Angel Lodge, Chase Bank, El Tovar Hotel, Maswik Lodge 928-638-2631 Park Headquarters Bright Angel Bicycles & Café at Mather Point Espresso bar; world, Grand Canyon offers visitors incomparable vistas. Canyon Village Market & Deli “General Store” Groceries, camping 928-638-2631 928-638-7888 928-638-3055 The Pocket Map is published by Grand Canyon National Park with supplies, gear rental Maswik Lodge 928-638-2631 Website support from your entrance fees. It is available in French, German, Bright Angel Lodge Morning only; 928-638-2631 Park-and-Ride Lot nps.gov/grca Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. An Accessibility Chase Bank Foreign currency exchange for members only; 928-638-2437 Yavapai Lodge 928-638-4001 Yavapai Lodge Morning only; 928-638-4001 Early spring to fall: park here, Guide is also available. Ask in visitor centers for a hiking brochure. Clinic Urgent care and first aid services; walk-ins welcome; 928-638-2551 purchase your pass, and ride Garage Emergency repairs, tow service; 928-638-2631 Trailheads the Tusayan Route (purple) The cares for the special places saved by the Bar/Lounge shuttle bus to Grand Canyon American people so that all may experience our heritage. Fuel available in Tusayan and at Desert View Ask for a hiking brochure at visitor contact stations. Bright Angel Lodge 928-638-2631 Visitor Center. Kennel Dogs and cats; proof of vaccinations required; day and overnight Bright Angel Trailhead Access to steep trail with day hikes down to El Tovar Hotel 928-638-2631 rates available; 928-638-0534 1½-Mile Resthouse, 3-Mile Resthouse, and Indian Garden Grand Canyon Bright Angel Bicycles North Xanterra South Rim L.L.C. Maswik Lodge 928-638-2631 Lost and Found 928-638-7798 and 928-638-2631 and 928-638-4001 South Kaibab Trailhead Access to steep trail with no water or shade for day Conservancy bikegrandcanyon.com visitgrandcanyon.com grandcanyonlodges.com Yavapai Lodge 928-638-4001 Post Office Mail, stamps; pay phone; 928-638-2512 hikes down to Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, and Skeleton Point grandcanyon.org