Though no less spectacular, Arizona's North Rim is a far less frequented section of the Grand Canyon than the South Rim. Escape the crowds at this remote and wild destination, accessible only from late May until October. Day-trippers will find popular short walks along the Bright Angel Point Trail and the Transept Trail near the North Rim Visitor Center, providing useful regional information. Take the winding road to the 'Point Imperial' and 'Cape Royal' lookout points for unforgettable views over the canyon. And for the adventurous intent on striking a line across their bucket list, plan accordingly for the 20+ mile, multi-day hike across otherworldly terrain from the North Rim to the South Rim.
Straddling the Utah-Arizona border, Canyon Point is an isolated oasis stretched across the heart of the Grand Circle in southern Utah, USA. Hidden in the sculpted Four Corners Region, the area is an outdoor enthusiast's and nature lover's dream, featuring deep canyons, towering plateaus and sweeping vistas of magnificent desert landscapes. A wonderfully natural playground, visitors to Canyon Point can enjoy fantastic hiking trails, horseback riding, superb stargazing, scaling rock formations and hot-air ballooning over the exquisite scenery. The shimmering beauty of Lake Powell invites watersports such as swimming, fishing, kayaking, and water-skiing. Canyon Point is also within easy distance of the surrounding national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and Zion National Park, and Bryce Canyon National Park.
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