Grand Canyon Hikes Tanner - New Hance - Grandview

FOR THE ADVENTURER THAT LIKES IT

Our Grand Canyon hiking trips span over 40 miles of trails in this area, making for one great hiking adventure in the Grand Canyon after another. Tanner, New Hance, and Grandview trails aren't as heavily used as others so you will have a more secluded Grand Canyon guided hiking tour with Just Roughin' It.

Grand Canyon: Tanner/New Hance/Grandview Hiking Trip

Featured as one of the "Best Hikes Ever" in Backpacker Magazine

The Tanner, New Hance and Grandview Trails present the Grand Canyon explorer with many route options without many people and a variety of challenges during his or her hike. With over 40 miles of trails in this portion of the Grand Canyon, we can create an itinerary for you that will have you hiking in some of the most secluded areas of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Unlike the South Kaibab and Bright Angel Trails, the Tanner Trail, New Hance Trail and Grandview Trail see very little foot traffic, making your Grand Canyon hiking or backpacking experience much more personal. Did I mention that the scenery and views in this part of Grand Canyon are to die for? (OK, maybe not the right choice of words, but you get the idea).

Challenge your Grand Canyon hiking ability and take a trip down the Tanner Trail or New Hance Trail. Or explore the abandoned copper mining camps on Horseshoe Mesa. And while you are there, test your fears of the dark, small places and bats in the Cave of the Domes - the only cave open to Grand Canyon visitors. You can do a hike as short as 2 days including camping on Horseshoe Mesa, extend it by a couple days and hike down to Cottonwood and Hance Creeks, or spend 5-6 days taking the entire trek from Tanner Trail, across the Escalante route (as featured in Backpacker Magazine) and out Grandview Trail for an adventure like none other.

Number of days: 2 - 6

Mileage: 32.3 - 34.2 miles / 52 - 55 km

Elevation Gain/Loss: 4,850 ft / 1478.3 m