Grand Canyon Rim Hike in Yellowstone

The Grand Canyon Rim Hike is one of the best hikes in Yellowstone National Park. This hiking tour is a loop. Your tour guide will watch for bears and answer your questions.
Not only do we hike along the Rim of the Canyon, but also through the forest to lakes, mud pots, and meadows.
Your guide knows the trail and trail junctions, where many hikers get confused. Your guide also knows the good spots to stop for photos, resting, and lunch with a view.

Meeting Point

PG83+3M Canyon Village

PG83+3M7 Canyon Village, WY, USA

Meet near the pavilion at the Upper Falls View Parking Area off of the South Rim Drive. Turn left off the Grand Loop Road, 2 miles south of Canyon Village, toward Artist Point. After crossing over the Yellowstone River on a bridge, turn left at the 'Canyon Views' sign on the South Rim Drive.

What's included:

• Professional guide
• Bear Spray, Binoculars, Trekking Pole, Backpack (if necessary)

Not included:

• Entrance Fee to Yellowstone National Park, $35 per vehicle, good for one week
• Rain jacket and fleece layer

What to expect:

Duration: 6 hours

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

82190, Wyoming

Your expert guide will meet you at the Pavilion next to the Upper Falls Parking Area at 8AM. This is also the staring point for Uncle Tom's Trail. The hike is a 6-mile loop. The hike is along the Canyon Rim, through the forest out to Ribbon Lake, and then past a geyser basin, Clear Lake, and the Wapiti Meadows with big views of the Hayden Valley. If you hike one trail in Yellowstone this is it!

6 hours