CUJ4ENTS

SO UTH RIM
Elevation 7000

PAINTED DESERT

SAN FRAN CISCO MOUNTAI NS

5.5

Miles

9.8 Miles

Primitive Road to Point Sublime
TRAVEL AT YOUR OWN RISK

Entrance Station

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Grand Canyon National Park, AR1zoNA
NORTH RIM ...

open summer. season only, mid-May to mid-October

Circled numbers refer to features on sketch on other side.

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Latter­
day Saints services are usually held on Sundays at
Grand Canyon Lodge. Check bulletin board at the
lodge for details.

Hiking. The Kaibab Trail from the North Rim is
open during the summer. Hikers are cautioned to
obtain the bulletin "Information for Hikers" at the
North Rim Ranger Station. Anyone planning to
travel on any other trails must secure special infor­
mation and a permit from the district park ranger.

CAMPGROUND, HOUSING, AND MEALS

National Park Service Interpretive Services
(Summer season only)

®· Free campground with tables,
water, fireplaces, wood, sanitary facilities. Free
trailer-parking space. No provisions for making
utility connections to trailers. Open all summer and
until winter precludes camping. Camping limit: 14
days. Campsites are on a first-come, first-served
basis.

Nature Walk. Conducted daily by ranger-naturalist
from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Starts at trailside shelter,
east side of lodge parking area ®• to Bright Angel
Point and return, approximately three-quarters of a
mile.
Cape Royal Talk.

North Rim Inn ®· Cabins from $4.50 to $7.50 for
2 persons. Cafeteria @ with club meals. Break­
fast from 70 cents to $1.25, lunch from 85 cents to
$1.50, dinner from $ I to $2.50. Open about May
15 through second weekend in October.

NOTE.-Make advance reservations with Utah Parks
Co., Cedar City, Utah, or during open season, with
that company, North Rim, Rural Station, Fredonia,
Ariz.

Campfire Program.

Please Help Us Keep Your Park Clean

Campground

Grand Canyon lodge

®·

Standard rooms and
de luxe cabins from $4.50 to $IO for 2 persons.
Dining room with breakfast at $1.50, lunch at $1.75,
dinner at $3. Open about June 15 through break­
fast the day after Labor Day.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CALL AT
RANGER STATION (D, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Given in campfire circle at
campground ® by ranger-naturalist. See bulletin
boards for schedules.

CAMPERS: Be certain your fires are out!

Grand Canyon lodge Talk.

SMOKERS: Do not throw burning tobacco from

Orientation talk by
ranger-naturalist each evening at lodge ®• 8:30
p.m. to 8:45 p.m.

Transept Trail@. Self-guiding nature trail. Starts
at cafeteria @, ends at Bright Angel Point, 1.6
miles.

Cape Royal Trail®·

TRIPS

Camp
only in designated camping areas!!

cars or along trails!

Please Do Not Feed the Deer
Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but foot­
prints.

Self-guiding nature trail, one­

fourth mi le.

Bus Trips.

From Grand Canyon Lodge to Point Im­
perial, Cape Royal and return. Bus stops for free
National Park Service naturalist talk at Cape
Royal ®· Leave I :30 p.m. daily, return 5 p.m.
$3 per person. Make reservations at Grand Canyon
Lodge ® ·

Mule Trips info Canyon.

Leave head of Kaibab
Trail G) daily at 8 a.m., return 4:30 p.m. To Roar­
ing Springs and return, $13. 75, including lunch.
Trips to Phantom Ranch or Ribbon Falls, 2 days or
more , by special arrangement. Make reservations
at Grand Canyon Lodge ® or advance reservations
with Jack Church, Fredonia, Ariz.

Horseback Trips Along Rim. Trips made twice
daily. One-half day at $6 per person.
reservations at Grand Canyon Lodge ®·

Given daily by ranger-naturalist
at 3: 15 p.m. at Cape Royal lecture circle ®·
Covers history and origin of Grand Canyon.

Primitive Road to Point Sublime. This road may
be closed at times because of adverse weather con­
ditions or high fire danger.

Make

Prices and schedules may change without notice

Exhibit Room at Ranger Station (D.
lief map.
avai Iable.

Exhibits and re­
Information service and publications
Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

ENTERTAINMENT
Evening program by Utah Parks Co. employees at
lodge ® , at 9 p.m. following naturalist talk.
Dancing follows, except on Sunday.

OTHER SERVICES
Telephone and telegraph service at Grand Canyon
Lodge ®· Curios, newsstand, barber shop, foun­
tain, traveler's supplies at lodge and inn @. Ice
and limited supply of groceries at inn. Service
station G). Emergency mechanical repairs at public
garage ®· Nurse on duty for first aid at lodge
office. Post office in lodge-address North Rim,
Rural Station, Fredonia, Ariz.

UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Revised 1963

U. S . GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE . 1963 0-682323