Don't miss the South Rim for stunning views and visitor facilities; arrive early to secure parking.

• Plan your visit during spring or fall for the best weather.
• Check for road conditions and accessibility before arriving.
• Bring plenty of water and snacks, especially for hiking.
• Wear sturdy shoes for the trails and rock climbing.
• Take your time at the overlooks for the best photos.
• Be aware of wildlife and maintain a safe distance.
• Consider visiting during the week to avoid crowds.
• Use the visitor center for maps and safety information.
• Respect park regulations and leave no trace.
• Check out ranger-led programs for an enhanced experience.
• Bring layers as temperatures can vary significantly.
• Make sure to have a camera to capture the stunning views.
• Plan for early mornings or late afternoons for the best light.
• Stay on marked trails to protect the natural environment.
• If camping, reserve a spot ahead of time during peak season.

• Admission ticket fees
• Children Free
• Youth Free
• Adults Free
• Senior citizens Free

• Interpretive Programs
• Ranger-led Activities
• Rock Climbing Areas
• Scenic Overlooks
• Wildlife Viewing
• Dark Sky Park
• Visitor Center
• Fishing Access
• Educational Exhibits
• Camping Facilities
• Restrooms
• Parking Areas
• Hiking Trails
• Accessible Facilities
• Picnic Areas

• Reservations for campgrounds can be made through the National Park Service website or recreation.gov.
• Check availability and book in advance, especially during peak season.

• Monday Open 24 hours
• Tuesday Open 24 hours
• Wednesday Open 24 hours
• Thursday Open 24 hours
• Friday Open 24 hours
• Saturday Open 24 hours
• Sunday Open 24 hours