Grand Canyon North Rim, Arizona
The North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park offers families a true backcountry experience that can be easy or extreme. Hike through ponderosa pine forest along the canyon rim. Trek and, if the children are 12 years of age or older, take a mule trip to Roaring Springs more than 3,000 feet (915m) below. And depending on the age and experience of the kids, partake in a multi-day backcountry adventure. Yet regardless of the grade of the hike, a family vacation on the remote and much less visited North Rim is sure to be all about the great outdoors.
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North Rim hotels and accommodation
Grand Canyon Lodge
Type of Accommodation: lodge / cabin / hut
Bright Angel Point, North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona 86052 tel: +1 303 297 2757 or +1 888 297 2757
Built in 1936, Grand Canyon Lodge is a national landmark and the only North Rim hotel. Both the motel style rooms and cabins overlook Transept Canyon near Bright Angel Point. Children under 16 stay free. Cribs and rollaways are extra. Advance reservations are strongly recommended.
  North Rim Campground
Type of Accommodation: camping / caravan
North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona 86052 tel: +1 518 885 3639 or +1 877 444 6777
The North Rim Campground is the only developed campground on the North Rim. Of the 82 well-shaded forested campsites, several are situated near the rim. The campground offers hot showers, laundry and potable water.
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