Grand Canyon: Rim to Rim Hiking Trips
This is one of the most popular backpacking trips we and the canyon have to offer!
Grand Canyon Hiking & Backpacking Trips
"And the sky with no clouds. The heat was hot and the ground was dry, but the air was full of sound" - AmericaWe know Grand Canyon hiking isn't just about tackling the canyon - it's about experiencing a place none like it in the world!
Our expert Grand Canyon hiking guides will help you select a trail that's right for your time frame, ability level and travel goals. We offer support and expertise on more than 300 miles of Grand Canyon hiking trails. Our trips are suitable for the first time backpacker to the experienced wilderness guru with treks that range from the more civilized to those areas that are much less traveled. No matter what, we will ensure that you experience the best trails Grand Canyon has to offer, based on your experience, of course. From the ever popular Grand Canyon Rim to Rim hike to the very secluded and unique North to South Bass packrafting trip, Grand Canyon has something to offer in every twist and turn of the trail and from every trail you decide to explore. And if that is just not enough for you, hiking Grand Canyon grants you some stellar bragging rights!
We strive to make all treks as seamless as possible with lightweight packs, restaurant-quality food and all the gear you'll need. We take the guess work out of planning and executing your Grand Canyon hiking tour.
Our Grand Canyon Hiking Trips
Grand Canyon: South Kaibab/Bright Angel Loop Hiking Trips
The 17-mile South Kaibab Bright Angel Loop is a classic Grand Canyon hiking tour that combines a hike down the South Kaibab Trail with the Bright Angel trail. These are among the most popular trails for backpacking the Grand Canyon- and for good reason. Hikers are surrounded by breathtaking views as they venture to the bottom of the canyon, crossing the Black Bridge that hovers above the Colorado River.
Grand Canyon: Indian Garden Hiking Trip
This is the easiest backpacking trip we offer in Grand Canyon National Park but you will not be disappointed! We’ll also get to set up base camp at the Indian Garden campground.
Grand Canyon: Havasupai (Havasu Falls) Hiking Trip
Havasu Falls is just one of several majestic waterfalls found on the Havasupai reservation in Arizona that are anywhere from 75 to 200 feet high. While you will not see the amazing vistas Grand Canyon is know for, you will experience some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Grand Canyon and even in the United States.
Grand Canyon: Hermit Trail Hiking Trip
The Hermit Trail in the Grand Canyon is a great alternative to the South Kaibab/Bright Angel Loop for thrill seekers and novice backpackers alike who seek a more secluded, less trodden path.
Grand Canyon: Rim to Rim Packrafting Trip
Want an alternative Rim to Rim hiking route with more adventure? Hike the North and South Bass trails and then cross the Colorado River with a raft you carry on your back!
Grand Canyon: South Bass Hiking Trip
South Bass trail provides Grand Canyon hikers all the beauty the canyon has to offer without the people. This 16-mile, out-and-back hike is one of the Grand Canyon’s best kept secrets.
Grand Canyon: Tanner/New Hance/Grandview Hiking Trip
The Tanner, New Hance and Grandview Trails present the Grand Canyon explorer with many route options without many people and a variety of challenges!
Grand Canyon: Thunder River Hiking Trip
Thunder River is a lush oasis from the North Rim of Grand Canyon, where nary a person rarely explores (that means you may see a handful of people). The Thunder River tour will have you hiking the Bill Hall, Thunder River and Deer Creek Trails.
Grand Canyon: Day Hikes
Only have a day? Choose from a variety of Grand Canyon day hikes to give you just a taste of the enormity.
