Day 1:You will begin your day from Flagstaff very early to arrive at the North Kaibab trailhead by approximately 9am. You'll then gear up and begin your 6.8mi (10.9km) hike heading down the steep switchbacks towards Roaring Spring which feeds the Bright Angel Creek. You will then enjoy fantastic views of the Canyon while you follow the water source to your first nights' stay at Cottonwood.

Day 2: You'll pack up and move on 7.2mi (11.6km) towards the Bright Angel Campground. During your travels you will enjoy a traipse through the Inner Gorge having Vishnu Schist on either side of you. It is a truly extraordinary experience knowing you have rock that is 1.7 billion years old lining your path.

Day 3:You'll again pack up and move the 4.7mi (7.6km) to Indian Gardens. You'll get to travel a length of sandy dunes, corkscrew switchbacks and arrive at a beautiful oasis where you'll have a leisurely time of enjoying the shade, picnic tables and lush greenery around you.

Day 4:This is your last day in the Grand Canyon! After another hearty breakfast you'll enjoy a nice 4.8mi (7.7km) hike out along a gradual trail that leads up to the Grand Canyon Village where you'll then have the opportunity to visit the historic El Tovar for a refreshment before heading back to Flagstaff.

Day 1: You'll enjoy a short drive through the Grand Canyon Village just before hitting the trailhead. Following the first switchback, you'll start off by viewing an Indian pictograph drawn on a rock, high above the trail. As you travel the 4.8mi (7.7km) to Indian Garden, you will experience amazing views and learn of the geology of Grand Canyon. Lunch can be enjoyed on the trail or when at camp. There are several options for day hiking. Dinner at sunset can be enjoyed in camp, or, at Plateau Point overlooking the Colorado River. Note: There are restrooms located every 1.5 miles along the trail and in camp.

Day 2: Following breakfast in camp, our suggested day hike is to Phantom Ranch, located at the bottom of Grand Canyon, and known for their famous lemonade and shady Cottonwood trees. You'll traverse along the famous Garden Creek. A short 3.2mi / 5.2km hike to River Resthouse will follow the Colorado River to the footbridge that will take you onward to Phantom Ranch. After having lunch and spending the afternoon lounging about, you will hike back to your campsite where you'll enjoy a guide made dinner. Again dinner can be enjoyed in camp or at Plateau Point. Note: Restrooms are located in camp and at Phantom Ranch.

Day 3: After breakfast in camp you will begin your hike back up the Bright Angel Trail. The trail is at slight incline compared to other trails and you'll enjoy the leisurely hike out. Lunch can be either at the top, or enroute. Note: There are restrooms located in camp every 1.5 miles along the trail.

Note: There is a potential Total Mileage of 5.1mi/8.2km to Phantom Ranch and related Elevation Change of 1320ft/404m.

Day 1: You'll enjoy a short drive through the Grand Canyon Village just before hitting the trailhead. Following the first switchback, you'll start off by viewing an Indian pictograph drawn on a rock, high above the trail. As you travel the 4.8mi (7.7km) to Indian Garden, you will experience amazing views and learn of the geology of Grand Canyon. Lunch can be enjoyed on the trail or when at camp. There are several options for day hiking. Dinner at sunset can be enjoyed in camp, or, at Plateau Point overlooking the Colorado River. Note: There are restrooms located every 1.5 miles along the trail and in camp.

Day 2: After breakfast in camp you will begin your hike back up the Bright Angel Trail. The trail is at slight incline compared to other trails and you'll enjoy the leisurely hike out. Lunch can be either at the top, or enroute. Note: There are restrooms located in camp every 1.5 miles along the trail.

Note: There is a potential Total Mileage of 5.1mi/8.2km to Phantom Ranch and related Elevation Change of 1320ft/404m.

Day 1: After breakfast, you'll start your hike to Cremation Creek. During your 5.5mi (8.9km) hike down, you'll experience switchbacks and a traverse that bring you to the aptly named Ooh Ah Point, this will be your first spectacular view of the Grand Canyon. The next stop on the way has a rest room and is a popular day hiking destination called Cedar Ridge. You'll hike further to Skeleton Point where you'll finally get your first sense of openness and exposure to the grandness of the Canyon. We typically have lunch at or near Skeleton Point. After descending from Skeleton Point to the Tonto Trail and the Tip Off (again restrooms are located here) it is just a short distance farther to your campsite. Note: There are no restrooms in camp.

Day 2: While the hike to Horn Creek may seem far away at 8.1mi (13km), it's actually a very casual stroll on the Tonto Trail as it is fairly level and there is not much gain or loss in elevation. It's a beautiful hike along the Colorado River. You'll get a nice rest at Indian Gardens before continuing the last 2.5 miles of the journey to Horn Creek. Note: There are restrooms at Indian Gardens and in Horn Creek camp.

Day 3: You'll retrace your steps back to Indian Gardens. As you leave the desert oasis behind you'll begin your hike back up the Bright Angel Trail. The trail is at slight incline compared to other trails and you'll enjoy the leisurely 7.3mi (11.7km) hike out. Note: There are restrooms located at Indian Gardens and once on the Bright Angel trail every 1.5 miles to the top.

Day 1: As you hit the trailhead at the Grandview overlook, you'll begin to traverse down a fairly steep man-made mining trail. You'll find yourself stopping to take in several dramatic views while descending numerous switchbacks out to Horseshoe Mesa; in route you will stop for lunch. After setting up camp there is an option of hiking the additional .75mi to Cave of the Domes for cave exploration. Dinner will be served in camp, while sunset as well as the amazing night sky will conclude your day.

Day 2: Breakfast will be in camp and lunch will be enjoyed on the hike out. There is a potential hike to Miner's Spring, Cottonwood Creek or a second cave exploration. However, you may also choose to take down camp and begin your hike out.

Day 1: After departing Flagstaff for a 3 hour drive to the Havasupai Hilltop you'll begin your decent into the canyon. While traversing through the sandstone canyon you'll enjoy the desert flora and fauna and treated to pictographs before entering the Supai Village. Another 2 miles has you reaching your campsite. While camp is set up you're free to take in the views creek-side.

Day 2: This day will have you exploring Havasupai Falls, Mooney Falls and/or Beaver Falls. Alternatively you may just wish to spend the day swimming in the blue green waters of Havasupai Falls. This day will be customized by your guide according to how you wish to spend your day.

Day 3: Your last day will have you rising early so you can soak up one last view of the canyon before your hike out. You'll have plenty of time to take in the canyon as you hike out enjoying the views of the sandstone canyon from a different perspective.

Day 1: After departing Flagstaff for a 3 hour drive to the Havasupai Hilltop you'll begin your decent into the canyon. While traversing through the sandstone canyon you'll enjoy the desert flora and fauna and treated to pictographs before entering the Supai Village. Another 2 miles has you reaching your campsite. While camp is set up you're free to take in the views creek-side.

Day 2: This day will have you exploring Havasupai Falls, Mooney Falls and/or Beaver Falls. Alternatively you may just wish to spend the day swimming in the blue green waters of Havasupai Falls. This day will be customized by your guide according to how you wish to spend your day.

Day 3: This day will again be customize by your guide ensuring you visit different areas if you wish. You are always welcome to stay again creek-side to enjoy the views and surrounding areas of the camp. This extra day allows you to really enjoy your time in the area without feeling rushed to see it all in one day.

Day 4: Your last day will have you rising early so you can soak up one last view of the canyon before your hike out. You'll have plenty of time to take in the canyon as you hike out enjoying the views of the sandstone canyon from a different perspective.

Mileages

• Grandview Point to Cottonwood Creek: 4.5 miles (7.2 km)
• Cottonwood Creek to Grapevine Creek: 5.5 miles (8.8 km)
• Grapevine Creek to Lone Tree Canyon: 8.7 miles (14 km)
• Lone Tree Canyon to Cremation Creek: 3.5 miles (5.6 km)
• Cremation Creek to South Kaibab Trailhead: 6.5 (10.4 km)
• Grandview Point to Kaibab Trailhead: 28.7 miles (46 km)

Day 1: Guests are picked up by guide/s and shuttle driver at their hotel and transported to the trail. The Grandview trailhead sits at 7400 ft above sea level and this is where the hike begins. There are typically not many people on this trail, but it is well defined and maintained. The entire day is spent descending several rock layers into the canyon, and the destination is 3600 ft above sea level; which is roughly a 3800 ft descent. The distance that day is only 5 miles, but all hikers will be well worked because of the challenging terrain and elevation change. Lunch is on the trail, and there is an optional hike to the Cave of the Domes, an enormous cave system. Camp is at Cottonwood Creek, which is at large camping has a small trickling creek that can be filtered for water. Dinner is in camp and the evening is spent relaxing enjoying the quiet of the canyon and the amazing night skies.

Day 2: Breakfast is in camp, and then back to the trail. There is not a large elevation change on this day, but the trail is extremely remote and there is not a lot of shade. The hike is 5.5 miles along the Tonto Trail to to Grapevine Creek. There is an optional side hike to the Colorado River this day, the hike is a scramble 1200 vertical feet down to the river in 1.5 miles. Camp is at Grapevine Creek, which is at large camping with a small trickling creek that cam be filtered for water. Again dinner is in camp with an amazing night sky.

Day 3: Breakfast again is in camp, then back to the trail. This is an amazing day of complete solitude with very little elevation change. It is 8.7 miles to Lonetree, Canyon and the day is spent hiking exploring and understanding the Tonto Trail. Camp is at Lonetree, where quite often the guide will need to dig for water. Again dinner is in camp with another amazing night sky.

Day 4: Breakfast again is in camp, then back to the trail. The first 5.6 miles is on the Tonto Trail passing through Cremation Canyon, but then hikers rejoin society on the frequently traveled Kaibab Trail. At that point it is a 4.4 mile climb out of the canyon. The hike passes both Skeleton Point and Ooh Ah Point where hikers can look back and see what they have accomplished. Lunch will be on the trail and once hikers reach the top a shuttle driver will be there to safely return them to their hotels for a well deserved good nights rest.

Note: To ease the trip you may request an additional person to help carry the weight at an additional cost of $300.00 per day.

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Note: To ease the trip you may request an additional person to help carry the weight at an additional cost of $300.00 per day.