Bright Angel Point Visitor Center


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Bright Angel Point, on the North Rim, offers spectacular views of Grand Canyon Hiking to the point is a paved one-half mile trail that's great for the whole family Hear Roaring Springs, the source of all water for the North and South Rim Camp nearby at the North Rim Campground What can I see and do at Bright Angel Point?


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Bright Angel Point Trail [CLOSED] Easy • 4.7 (1288) Grand Canyon National Park Photos (1,604) Directions Print/PDF map Length 0.9 miElevation gain 144 ftRoute type Out & back Bummer, this trail is closed. We'll update this page if and when it reopens. Preview trail


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Plateau Point Trail from the Tonto Trail junction to Plateau Point: closed Oct 12, 2023 - Mar 14, 2025 Bright Angel Trail approximately 1/2 mile from the Trailhead to Silver Bridge, including Havasupai Gardens Campground: closed Dec 1, 2023 - Apr 14, 2024


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Description. Bright Angel Point Trail is the perfect hike for either hanging out at sunset with a beer or waking up and catching the sunrise with a cup of coffee. The trailhead begins at the North Rim Lodge/Visitor Center that rests of the edge of the Grand Canyon and heads east until you reach Bright Angel Point a half mile later.


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Located adjacent to the parking lot for Grand Canyon Lodge and Bright Angel Point. A a Grand Canyon Conservancy Park Store with books and souvenirs is inside. Public restrooms and outdoor exhibits are located behind the visitor center building.


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Bright Angel Point, the most popular viewpoint on the North Rim, is accessed from a steep, paved trail which begins near Grand Canyon Lodge. Just a quarter-mile from the lodge area, it is often the first scenic viewpoint that visitors experience after their arrival at the North Rim. Take your time if you are not used to higher elevations.


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The paved trail to Bright Angel Point provides one of the North Rims most spectacular views. Walk slowly and pace yourself; Bright Angel Point is 8,148 feet/2,484 meters above sea level (5,780 feet/1,762 meters above the Colorado River). High altitude and an elevation change of 200 feet/60 meters warrant extra caution for those with heart or respiratory conditions.


Bright Angel Point

The Bright Angel Point Trail is a hiking trail located on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park, located in the U.S. state of Arizona. [1] Description The Bright Angel Point Trail begins on the south side of the Grand Canyon Lodge complex, at the southern terminus of the Transept Trail, on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.


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The most popular hiking trail into Grand Canyon, the Bright Angel Trail lets hikers walk in the footsteps of the canyon's Indigenous Peoples, miners, and early tourists, as they descend into the canyon's depths.


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The Bright Angel Trail to Plateau Point hike takes you on the Grand Canyon's most popular hiking trail to the peaceful and scenic Plateau Point, offering stunning views of the Colorado River. It's a tough hike, but the Bright Angel Trail is the safest and most well-maintained trail in the park.


Bright Angel Point Outdoor Project

An easily accessible overlook that gives unfettered views down into Bright Angel Canyon: a maze of mesas, buttes, spires and side canyons. The South Rim lodges are 11 miles across the canyon as the crow flies - look for the switchbacks of the Bright Angel Trail scaling the opposite valley - and the distant San Francisco Peaks towering over Flagstaff define the horizon.


Bright Angel Point (Grand Canyon National Park) All You Need to Know

Bright Angel Point was a significant site for the Forest Service's fight against forest fires. The Forest Service controlled the area until it became a National Park in 1919. They had established a fire tower there in the 1910s which they continued to man even after the site came under NPS control.


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Point Name: GCP016: Veer right at Y-junction, heading northeast toward Plateau Point. The Bright Angel Trail is visible to the right a few hundred feet below. Location: 36.08615, -112.12434. Point Name: GCP017: Fill up your water bottles here before the final push to Plateau Point. Location: 36.09313, -112.11649.


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Bright Angel Point Trail Grand Canyon National Park Although beautiful and popular, this trail is also rather exposed, narrow, and surprisingly steep. NPS photo Quick Facts Location: North Rim Significance: Scenic Overlook, Hiking Trail Amenities 2 listed


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