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Take your time to soak in aerial views of the North & South Rims on a long helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Terminal
Take your time to soak in aerial views of the North & South Rims on a long helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Terminal
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Passes By
Go on a comfortable airplane or helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the canyon.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park Airport (South Rim Terminal)
Go on a comfortable airplane or helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the canyon.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park Airport (South Rim Terminal)
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Airplane tour
Helicopter tour
Hummer tour
Explore the South and North Rims by air & land with flexible tour options.
Starting point: South Rim
Explore the South and North Rims by air & land with flexible tour options.
Starting point: South Rim
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Passes By
Get an aerial view of the best of Grand Canyon's North and South Rims on a short helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
Get an aerial view of the best of Grand Canyon's North and South Rims on a short helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
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Visit Grand Canyon National Park’s top sights on a day trip from Las Vegas with round-trip bus transport.
Starting point: Las Vegas
Visit Grand Canyon National Park’s top sights on a day trip from Las Vegas with round-trip bus transport.
Starting point: Las Vegas
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Ride in a Hummer as your guide shares stories of Grand Canyon’s history, geology, & wildlife.
Starting point: Buck Wild Hummer Tours (Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim)
Ride in a Hummer as your guide shares stories of Grand Canyon’s history, geology, & wildlife.
Starting point: Buck Wild Hummer Tours (Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim)
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The North Rim is only accessible to visitors from mid-May to mid-October.
Please note: Your tours departing from the South Rim (aerial tours) are not affected by these restrictions, since the South Rim is open year-round. Other seasonal factors, such as harsh winds, thunderstorms, or poor visibility, could affect the timings.
North Rim Visitor Center: AZ-67, North Rim, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Grand Canyon Lodge - North Rim (0.1 miles)
How to reach: The entrance to the North Rim lies 30 miles south of Jacob Lake, Arizona, along Highway 67. From there, it’s another 14 miles to the actual rim, where scenic viewpoints and the Grand Canyon Lodge are located.
Parking: There is a designated parking lot located near the Visitor Center and Grand Canyon Lodge.
Distance from South Rim: 3.5-hour drive (198 miles)
Distance from Las Vegas, NV: 4.5-hour drive (270 miles)

Absolutely. The North Rim offers easy scenic drives, family-friendly hikes, wildlife spotting, and ranger programs, making it a great option for visitors of all ages.
Staying on the North Rim gives you immediate access to viewpoints at sunrise/sunset and means fewer late-night drives.
There’s no airport at the North Rim. Most visitors drive from cities like Las Vegas, Phoenix, or Salt Lake City using a combination of highways, including Highway 89A and Highway 67.
There are limited food and fuel options at the North Rim with little to no cell coverage, so make sure you have stocked up on supplies and have everything downloaded and readily available offline.
The high elevation leads to heavy snowfall during the winter months with extremely low temperatures, making it an unsafe terrain to navigate. Many roads are blocked, and snowstorms, coupled with rainfall, make the region inaccessible.