0000066298 00000 n It required some wading and pack-hoisting; there were places where you could fall and break an ankle, or an arm. <]/Prev 445982/XRefStm 2228>> I know AllTrails says the loop is only 11.6 miles long, but the friend I hiked with has a fitness app on his phone that says we walked 19.1 miles. / 0.3 km round-trip; 20 minutes approximate round-trip hiking time. For experienced desert hikers. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. The original cobblestone "riprap" trail construction remains throughout most of the Coconino section. For more information visit www.nps.gov/grca/parkmgmt/sup.htm, Hike Smart Podcast 02 (07m:09s) The Ten Essentials Begins on canyon side of retaining wall at Grandview Point on Desert View Drive (12 miles east of village). Definitely more difficult than I expected, I usually stick to moderate trails so this was pretty tough for me. 0000124710 00000 n The finall distance is 26 km! Under no circumstances should you attempt to hike from the rim to the river and back in one day! At the end of the trail, near Horseshoe Mesa, there is evidence of mining operations from the 1800's rusty cans, nails, tools and structures, protected as archeological resources. . We decided to wait until the fog lifted enough for us to see at least 10 feet ahead, and to camp at 75-Mile Saddle, which we could reach even without a trail as long as we didnt climb the butte on the right, or fall in the canyon on the left. Some shade. Stash water on way in for use on way out. We only did a mile down and back which alone is 1,000 ft. Elevation change. The two other people, one a relative of the woman who fell, reported being unable to find a pulse. Started at about 9:15am and returned around 4:30. However it may be, it certainly felt like we walked closer to 19 miles! Rich copper deposits were found, and promised wealth to the miners. I got off trail once or twice. / 0.8 km round-trip; 30 minutes approximate round-trip hiking time. 0000088115 00000 n Located on the South Rim, access is by vehicle to Grandview Point, 12 miles east of the village along the Desert View Drive. Are the feds risking endangered salmon for fries and potato chips? Commercial operations are not authorized under this SUP. Fantastic hike, though I do not recommend this hike unless you are a very experienced hiker. Even if 11.6 miles is correct, don't forget you're going nearly 4000ft down and then 4000ft back up. So my five key tips: 1. A stop to consult with park rangers at the Backcountry Information Center is highly recommended before attempting a hike down this trail. Accidentally took false trail at Page Springs but got on trackmy bad.Toughest section til Horseshoe Mesa junction. Beautiful weather and perfect day to hike. Trailhead Elevation: 7,400 feet. Water contains high arsenic levels Vault toilet facilities are located at both areas. I am way more careful, knowing how vulnerable my body is. Old decomposing mines are inherently unsafe. Ken Patrick Trail Water available (year-round) on the North Rim outside the Backcountry Information Center. 0000083924 00000 n It is not a recommended first hike into the canyon. But the reward is a trail that is not busy and its ultra quiet. Shutterstock Grand Canyon National Park Free Days 2023 December 29, 2022 - 11:20 am; Tusayan Route Shuttle Bus "Park and Ride" begins May 28 May 18, 2022 - 12:09 pm; Backland Victoria Luxury Eco-resort BACKLAND April 20, 2022 - 1:01 pm; Shutterstock Grand Canyon National Park Free Days 2022 January 6, 2022 - 1:53 pm; Kyle Rutten Riversmith Fly Fishing the Grand . The runners had five quarts . For experienced desert hikers only. Bring sun protection. What ignited my obsession with the canyon? In winter and early spring, temperatures can drop below 32F (0C) and upper portions of this steep trail become dangerously icy. The mine operated from 1893-1907. The Grandview Trail [1] is a hiking trail located on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park, located in the U.S. state of Arizona .It was built in 1893 by miners and is noted for its cobblestone and cribbing sections. Bring water and then when you think you have enough, bring more. No drinking water is available on the trail to Horseshoe Mesa; springs below the mesa are not reliable . Consult with rangers at the Backcountry Information Center for the most recent updates on water availability below the rim. My recovery has been remarkable, yes, but the scars of the accident are permanent, both physical and mental. 0000026890 00000 n Groups may not break into smaller groups on different permits to accommodate group size. pfW ]jmRu[sA\L95 X~a~S`*m*opLz`)Gg* Y=c Large steps and extreme dropoffs intensify the steepness of the trail. There are lots of cactus and scratchy shrubs. Once you have researched your trip and are confident in what to expect on the trail, communicate your plan to someone who will notice if you are overdue and report it to 911. This trail is incredibly steep! Seasonal water subject to pipeline breaks. A little bit of snow/ice at the top, but it can be avoided. The Kaibab/Toroweap section traverses steep slopes, and the old trail is eroded in places, so careful attentionis critical. For more information, visit, Copyright 2023 Grand Canyon Conservancy. Will you donate today to help protect it forever? The well-built trail eventually provided access to more tourists than miners, as Grandview Point provided one of the best access routes into the canyon at that time. It took us 10, but that's because we made a very slow ascent with lots of stops to keep off my heat exhaustion. Three years after my accident, I am once again on the Tanner Trail, near where it meets the Bright Angel shale. Once you enter the park, you'll head east on the East Rim Drive (Yaki point turnoff). 0000003286 00000 n The cobbled trail leads into tight switchbacks, descending through the Supai Formation and leveling into a gradual descent the rest of the way to Horseshoe Mesa. You have permission to edit this article. Vertical steps were placed by constructing log "cribs" that were chained or pinned to the cliff face to provide a foundation for the trail where nature provided none. They are helpful both on the way down and the way up. Quick View. It would probably be more prudent to make it a 2 day hike, camping at horseshoe mesa, if you're at all unsure of your physical capabilities. Quick . Also it is super easy going down, but the way back up will get yah if youre not careful. 0000124405 00000 n This time, I stubbed my right toe on a protruding rock. 0000123563 00000 n Meanders down a forested ravine and ends where a chest-high boulder rests under a large overhang. You can access it from either entrance station. Don't forget that the canyon rim is above 7000 feet, which can easily make those who aren't used to it short of breath. Cottonwood Creek deepens to your left as you head north; a few pion and juniper trees offer modest shade. Along the trail, you might notice what appears to be trash or remnants of past mining operations, including rusty cans, nails, tools and structures. I think 6 hours will be pushing it for anybody with an average fitness level/hiking experience. Hiking boots recommended. 0000099575 00000 n 6.0 miles (9.6 km) roundtrip / 6-9 hours / 2,500 feet (760 m) elevation change Photos (937) Directions. My dad was becoming so cold that I climbed under the vegetation with him and tried to lie over his chest. Campsites and toilet facilities are available to the north. Page Spring Grandview Trail is steep, rarely maintained, and does not provide access to the Colorado River. 0000067366 00000 n Contact the Backcountry Information Center for information. The trail took us 7.5 hours with a 0.5 hour lunch and several breaks for photos on the way down. per adult. Viewpoint ]JwrksX#K;kr@,,r`ar!7wN-&>bb}sAi9.b9nCO#L1$,ow bJ("dae5`| N&]{q{qD>g&]MfcJ2Bayb|n,9nmh(R)(` F_)~&"w6nd]@RN4""y VW[p[)!O0LoP# >p GDW:pmOVR^1EiZ;ZK"i|"Pb(k2\eL=K:qZweO}RF%0&04y 2@YuVyC 7.6 miles (12.2 km) roundtrip / 6-9 hours / 2,500 feet (760 m) elevation change First used by Native Americanswho gathered mineral paints on Horseshoe Mesaand later by copper miners, the Grandview Trail is a rocky, exposed, strenuous trail requiring experience and caution. Here's what your need to know about travel restrictions imposed by blizzard and w. 15 Reviews . Whenever I hike the trails, even if Im only intending to go a short distance, I always bring the ten essentials. Trail map says 5-8 hours. You can still see relics from the mine (like the old cookhouse) and there are still mines and old equipment in the area. 1) Absolutely do not try it unless you are in good shape. 0000123851 00000 n My friend had 1 gallon and I had 1-1/2 gallons, and it wasn't enough even with electrolytes. 0000124159 00000 n Energy Balance That first trip, I bought Harvey Butcharts book, Grand Canyon Treks. Miraculously, my internal organs were spared. We camped at Red Canyon and had the whole place to ourselves. Check at the Visitor Center or Backcountry Information Center for water status. This trail is incredibly steep! Wearing sun hats and cool, wet clothing will help regulate your core body temperature during warmer hikes. How a California ash embodies new information in a long friendship. Grand Canyon National Park charges a fee to enter. Seek shelter immediately. Cape Royal Trail Upper portions can be extremely icy in winter and early springuse over-the- shoe traction devices. 147 77 (Steep) The South Kaibab Trail begins south of Yaki Point on Yaki Point Road. What does a statue dedicated to mothers reveal about womens rights? The only benefit that I see going left first is that upon the ascent, you will be in the shade in New Hance. This is the only maintained trail into the canyon from the North Rim. Make sure you check a map frequently. Contour around a promontory, turning your back to the thin ridgeline that extends from it. 4.0 mi. Most are unstable and some contain vertical shafts. Learn more and apply online or request a permit in person at the Backcountry Information Center. 0000002406 00000 n I yearned to see that river in person, but back then the Grand Canyon seemed about as far away as the moon. I went left. hb```a`tA2@8Mqxy1-,{g0V2012M]/LqXD 240A!!Z3&? Get monthly hikes in your inbox for a year. Turn east on 2600 South to Route 89. On the mesa itself, don't miss the point beyond the spur to the Tonto Trail, as the panorama is truly stunning. 0000063373 00000 n 0000003718 00000 n The hike into the canyon is beautiful; the hike out is grueling. Do not hike during the hottest part of the day. Large slabs of sandstone placed edgewise provided a durable andlabor intensivewalking surface. Switchbacks on switchbacks. At the trail junction, turn right (east) towards Page Spring. A few things I don't think have been made clear here: 0000047360 00000 n Trail begins directly across the road from a small pullout on a curve 0.3 miles / 0.5 km down the road from Cape Royal. / 6.4 km round-trip; 2 hours approximate round-trip hiking time. Trail begins at the southeast side of the Cape Royal parking area. Hiked this loop today with a friend. / 4.8 km round-trip; 1.5 hours approximate round-trip hiking time. Over 250 people are rescued from the canyon each year. With it came the opportunity to confront and overcome my fears. If you're really lucky, you might even see one of the canyon's occasionaltransient black bears. Excessive hydration and insufficient salt intake causes hyponatremia,a seizure-producing electrolyte disorder. The Kaibab/Toroweap section traverses steep slopes, and the old trail is eroded in places, so careful attentionis critical. The trail down past Horseshoe Mesa was pretty decent, but below Horseshoe, some loose rocks and pebbles, a few steep parts, some exposure and slippery spots. It was torn down in 1929. , aka Hiking Guy, a professional outdoors guide, Grandview Point, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023. Horseshoe Mesa 4. Camping in the Cottonwood (BG9) and Hance Creek (BE9) use areas is "at-large". HW]o}G(. The best times to visit this trail are March through November. Generally considered a challenging route. Trail is well maintained until you turn off to do the loop at horse shoe Mesa. Thank goodness I brought a headlamp! Preview trail You will also see the Last Chance mine in this section. Knowledge is power. 0000076212 00000 n Grandview Trail Trail summary Location: South Rim Trails Elevations: 7,400 feet (2,256 m): Grandview trailhead 4,800 feet (1,463 m): Horseshoe Mesa 3,760 feet (1,146 m): Tonto Trail junction Length: 3 miles (4.8 km): Grandview trailhead to Horseshoe Mesa 4.8 miles (7.7 km): Grandview trailhead to Tonto Trail junction via East Horseshoe Mesa Trail 10 mi. Cliff Springs Trail Once you have researched your trip and are confident in what to expect on the trail, communicate your plan to someone who will notice if you are overdue and report it to 911. - I also added the short, mostly flat walk on the top of the mesa. Soon after, you reach the Last Chance Mine. Grandview Trail is steep, rarely maintained, and does not provide access to the Colorado River. Permits are not required for non-commercial day hikes. We went down the Grandview trail to Hance Creek trail, to the Tonto trail, camped at Red Canyon and came up the New Hance. Loved it. The trail levels out briefly as you cross a gully onto a west-facing slope. The trail begins about 3 miles to Rudy's Flat where Grandview Trail begins. Be careful throughout the Kaibab and Toroweap sections - a fall here could have catastrophic consequences. 0000005700 00000 n Steep cobblestone switchbacks below Coconino Saddle descend through the Hermit Shale to the Supai Formation, where the steepness of the trail lessens as it begins a more gradual traverse out into the canyon and down to Horseshoe Mesa. face down on the trail. Winds through the forest to a point overlooking the canyon and the North Kaibab Trail switchbacks. The large group site is further north and east of the little butte that caps Horseshoe Mesa. Easily the toughest and most rugged of the Grand Canyon Park Service's recommended day hikes, the Grandview Trail to Horseshoe Mesa is not for the faint of heart. Sign up for our newsletter to keep reading. What happened? It is a moderately steep section that I have hiked several times without a second thought. Yet I learned important lessons there. People like to say, Youre all healed now! They want reassurance that when bad things happen, they can be erased. South Kaibab, Phantom Ranch, and Bright Angel Trail, Rim-to-Rim: South Kaibab to North Kaibab Trail, South Kaibab Trail, Tonto Trail, and Bright Angel Trail, Horseshoe Mesa Loop via Grandview, Cottonwood Creek, and Tonto Trail, New Hance Trail, Tonto Trail, and Grandview Trail, Horseshoe Mesa Camp to Cottonwood Creek Trail, Grandview Trail, Tonto Trail, and South Kaibab Trail, Arizona Trail: Passage 37 - Grand Canyon - South Rim. Receive action alerts, updates, and conservation news. Hikers should carry a map and have a detailed plan before entering Grand Canyon's backcountry. (Somehow, my femoral artery wasnt severed.) 0000011631 00000 n This isnt a nightmare, is it? I asked the nurse. 0000060723 00000 n Falling always seems to occur slowly. Past this, the trail continues along an exposed slope. 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Allow extra hiking time; trail conditions are more difficult than on the Bright Angel, South Kaibab, and Hermit Trails . With bright sun in your face, easy to lose trail in the surrounding desert landscape. The trail is more than 11.6 mi. Trip Length: 6-10 Hours. Big steps and extreme pitches intensify this hike. Camping is not allowed in or near historic mines and structures. Uncle Jim Trail I did this trail on October 5th 2022, I started at 9 am (recommend starting earlier) and took me 10 hours. When tourism increased, Berry built the Grandview Hotel on the rim and began guiding sightseers into the canyon along his trail. The Grandview Trail was one of the most prominent trails used for mining in the late 1800's. Miners spread out and combed through much of the canyon, before finding what they were looking for on Horseshoe Mesa. / 16 km one-way; 6 hours approximate one-way hiking time. Take 106 North to 1875 South, turn east and follow 1875 South to the park entrance. It is critical to determine before your hike your needs for fluids and for snacks high in calories and salts. Looking to the east from Grandview Point provides a splendid view of one of Grand Canyon's most recognizable rock formations:the Sinking Ship. The trail comes to the top of a dramatic east-facing gully at the contact between the Coconino Sandstone and Hermit Shale (known locally as Coconino Saddle), which offers tantalizing views into the upper valley of Hance Creek. But, do not count on a ranger being available because there were very few people on the trail! Winds through the forest and along the rim from Point Imperial to the North Kaibab Trail parking area. There were spots where you could not see the trail until you actually got there. For experienced desert hikers only. Every year, this trail bears witness to accidents resulting in serious injury or death. You'll need to leave pups at home dogs aren't allowed on this trail. The copper tested high grade, but transportation costs cut into his profits. 7.5 Minute Cape Royal and Grandview Point Quads (USGS) Before You Go It took me a little over 8 hours and I did this on November 13, 2021. Have agood hike! Berry built a trail to his copper mine and used burros to pack the ore to the rim. Ryan and Ann were both experienced climbers, and I had done my due diligence, gathering trip reports, studying maps and talking to people who had hiked the area. The difference between a great adventure in Grand Canyon and a trip to the hospital (or worse) is up to YOU. Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is known for its staircase, a series of colorful rock layers that step up through geologic time. Check the Weather On the New Hance Creek trail, elevation gain is about 1500 ft across 1.5 miles. Made some difference, I think. My surgeons warn me that their fixes are only temporary. This point is on the very northern edge of the western arm of Horseshoe Mesa. 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