36 Campsites near Havasu Falls Trail
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Havasupai Falls
Supai, Arizona
0.0 miles NWAn eight-mile hike or horseback ride through the remote western Grand Canyon to the village of Supai and Havasupai Falls — accessible only by foot, horse, or helicopter.
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Havasu Falls and Mooney Falls Trail
Supai, Arizona
0.0 miles NEA 12-mile trek into the Havasupai Indian Reservation drops through steep switchbacks and a narrowing canyon to turquoise waterfalls, the Indian town of Supai, and a campground along the creek.
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South Bass Trail
Supai, Arizona
18.6 miles EA strenuous 15.6-mile round-trip remote hike in Grand Canyon with no water at the trailhead, 4,400 feet of descent to the Colorado River, and no established campsites below the rim.
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Tapeats Creek to Deer Creek
North Rim, Arizona
19.8 miles NEA remote Grand Canyon backpacking route connecting Tapeats Creek and Deer Creek Trails — from the Colorado River's trackless beaches to a high trail above Granite Narrows.
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North Bass Trail
North Rim, Arizona
23.4 miles NEA remote North Rim backcountry trail reached via a network of forest service roads, descending to Swamp Point on the Powell Plateau in Grand Canyon NP.
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Powell Plateau Trail
North Rim, Arizona
23.4 miles NEA rewarding plateau-top day hike or backpack to a remote North Rim plateau, where hikers with enough water can wander for days visiting rim overlooks and hidden draws.
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Deer Creek to Colorado River
North Rim, Arizona
24.5 miles NEA scenic Grand Canyon backcountry route leading to Deer Creek and the Colorado River via the Bill Hall Trail — a rewarding wilderness hike in northern Arizona.
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Thunder River and Tapeats Creek Trail
North Rim, Arizona
24.5 miles NEA 25-mile out-and-back hike on the North Rim leading to Thunder River and Tapeats Creek — recommended only for very experienced outdoorsmen and primarily used for hiking and rock climbing.
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Boucher Trail to Hermit Trail Loop
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EA demanding 3–4 day backpacking loop on the Grand Canyon's South Rim — even seasoned hikers consider the Boucher Trail the most difficult and hazardous South Rim route.
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Hermit's Rest Viewpoint to Tonto Trail to Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EA multi-day Grand Canyon backpacking route crossing the Tonto Trail from Hermit's Rest to Bright Angel — spectacular inner canyon views with limited water sources and 3,000-foot rim access by foot only.
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Hermit Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
28.6 miles EA strenuous, less-crowded Grand Canyon backpacking trail with 2,000 feet of descent in the first 2.5 miles, Cathedral stairs, Redwall cliffs, and fossilized animal tracks.
Backpack, Camp, Hike 4.9 mi
Bright Angel Trail to Tonto Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
32.4 miles EA rugged 12.4-mile point-to-point through Grand Canyon's inner gorge on the South Kaibab–Tonto Trail corridor, with over 3,000 feet of elevation gain — advanced hikers only.
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Bright Angel Trail to Three-Mile Rest house
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
32.4 miles EA steep 5.4-mile out-and-back trail descending into the Grand Canyon with 360-degree canyon views and extreme switchbacks — water and pit toilets at the Three-Mile Resthouse turnaround point.
Backpack, Camp, Hike 4.5 mi
Bright Angel Trail to Bright Angel Campground and River Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
32.4 miles EThe Bright Angel Trail is the Grand Canyon's most storied hike — South Rim to the Colorado River past tunnels, pictographs, Havasupai Gardens, and the Devil's Corkscrew.
Backpack, Camp, Hike, Rock Climb 1.5-9.8 mi
The Bright Angel Trails
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
32.4 miles EMultiple Bright Angel Trail routes range from a 5.4-mile out-and-back to the Three-Mile Resthouse to a 19-mile trek to the river, with the 12.4-mile South Kaibab–Tonto–Bright Angel point-to-point offering over 3,000 feet of Grand Canyon grandeur.
Backpack, Camp, Hike, Horseback 0.6 mi
Mather Campground Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
34.0 miles EA 1-mile connector trail adjacent to Mather Campground on the Grand Canyon South Rim — flat and easy for biking, running, or walking with pets on leash; campground has RV options nearby.
Camp, Hike, Mountain Bike
Grand Canyon South Rim Area Campgrounds
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
35.5 miles ECampgrounds at the Grand Canyon's South Rim, one of the most iconic settings in the American Southwest.
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Clear Creek Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
35.7 miles EA 4–6 day Grand Canyon backpack deep into a fascinating, off-the-beaten-track drainage — bring plenty of water, as Clear Creek is the only reliable source on trail.
Backpack, Camp, Hike 13.6 mi
South Kaibab Trails
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
35.7 miles ESeven miles of ridgeline descent from Yaki Point to the canyon floor — no shade, no water on trail, and the best unobstructed Grand Canyon panoramas you'll find on any hike.
Camp, Hike, Horseback
South Kaibab to Phantom Ranch to Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon Village, Arizona
35.7 miles EA difficult but spectacular multi-day Grand Canyon hike combining South Kaibab's stunning rim views with Phantom Ranch's riverside oasis and Bright Angel's shaded water stations.
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