How difficult is the South Kaibab Trail?

The South Kaibab Trail is one of the hardest hikes in the Grand Canyon National Park and makes for an unforgettable challenge if you're up to the task! You'll be provided with incredible views over the park for most of the way and then enjoy some backcountry camping at the scenic Bright Angel Campground.



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With less elevation gain and a slightly longer trail, the hike up Bright Angel is easier than South Kaibab.

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Is the North Kaibab Trail scary? The trail has some parts that may be difficult for hikers who are afraid of heights. While the trail is safe and there isn't any scrambling required, some parts have steep, unprotected drop offs.

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Hike the Rim Trail, on the Grand Canyon South Rim This 13 mile trail runs along Hermit Road and can easily be accessed from multiple shuttle bus stops. The Rim Trail provides the perfect family friendly hiking trails, as you can choose how far you'd like to go.

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The best easy hikes in Grand Canyon National Park are the Trail of Time, Bright Angel Point, Ooh-Ahh Point, the Lower Tunnel, and the Coconino Overlook.

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Camelback Mountain, so named for its shape reminiscent of a kneeling camel, offers one of the Valley's most difficult, yet rewarding, hikes. There are two main trails: Echo Canyon and Cholla. Echo Canyon, which starts in the Camelback Mountain Echo Canyon Recreation Area, begins leisurely on the .

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Located in the Grand Canyon, Bright Angel Trail sees more rescues and 911 calls than any other trail in the state and is considered the most dangerous hike in the Grand Canyon. Between its length, elevation, and lack of shade, this popular hike is a perfect storm of perilous factors.

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