Grand Canyon National Park is home to much of the Grand Canyon with North Rim and South Rim separated by the Canyon. Grand Canyon is 277 mile long and creates a barrier between the North and the South Rim and requires 215 miles of drive to reach from South Rim Read more [...]

Desert View Point is one of the eastern most overlook points in the South Rim with a watch tower featuring panoramic canyon, river and sunset views.

Pima Point is one of the western most points along the South Rim with panoramic canyon and river views.

Located just west of the Hopi Point on Hermit Road, Mohave Point offers panoramic canyon views and the terraced cliffs that encircle the Abyss.

Highest elevation point on the South Rim (excluding watch tower) on the Desert View Drive with panoramic Canyon and River views.

Located one mile north of the Desert View Drive, Lipan Point offers panoramic views of the canyon in both directions and views of the winding river.