South Kiabab Trail - Kingman, AZ
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South Kiabab Trail
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South Kiabab Trail begins on the South Rim near Yaki Point, and descends to the Colorado River. Elevation change from rim to river is 4620 ft, along a 6 mile trail. There is no water available and little shade on this trail. Most people hike down the Kaibab and up the Bright Angel Trail.


Facilities: No facilities are available at South Kiabab Trail. Facilities can be found on the South Rim before departure.

Best Time To Visit: South Kiabab Trail is open year-round, but snowfall may make the hike more difficult.

Fees: An entrance fee will be collected to enter this National Forest.

Accessibility: This trail is not accessible.

Rules: Over 250 people each year are rescued from hiking the Grand Canyon. A majority of these people tried to hike to the Colorado River and back in the same day. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS STUNT!

Directions: To reach South Kiabab Trail from the South Entrance Station of the Grand Canyon, drive northward on South Entrance Road to East Rim Drive. Turn right and drive one mile to the access road for Yaki Point. Turn left and drive to the well-marked trailhead.

Map: Click here for a map to South Kiabab Trail

Reservations: Reservations are not necessary at South Kiabab Trail.

 
Address
Grand Canyon National Park
P.O. Box 129
Grand Canyon, Arizona 86023
Phone
General: (928) 638-7888
Fax: (928) 638-7797
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