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Grand Canyon Village

Bright Angel Trailhead – Mohave Point loop from Grand Canyon

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Bike touring routes & trails
United States
Arizona
Coconino County
Grand Canyon Village

Bright Angel Trailhead – Mohave Point loop from Grand Canyon

Moderate

3.0

(26)

56

riders

Bright Angel Trailhead – Mohave Point loop from Grand Canyon

01:44

26.7km

290m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 8, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 638 m for 154 m

After 5.37 km for 84 m

After 6.89 km for 198 m

After 20.2 km for 73 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

699 m

Bright Angel Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

One of the two corridor trails in Grand Canyon with stunning views into the canyon itself. You just have to go some miles... but not too far, since you have to walk up all the way back. If you are an experienced and ambitious hiker, you can do a multiday hike into the canyon from Bright Angel Trailhead. Moreover this is the end of a Rim-to-Rim-to-Rim backpacking adventure. Note that you will need to have a backcountry permit! Permits for the so-called corridor trails are very popular, so make sure you apply four month prior to your trip. You can find more information visiting: nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/backcountry-permit.htm

Bus shuttle will get you to and from the trailhead into Grand Canyon Village with connections to Tusayan and the backcountry office, where you can park you car for a backcountry adventure.

Tip by

2

5.39 km

Hopi Point viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Hopi Point is an amazing view point into the depth of the Grand Canyon. Since it is the northernmost spot in the area of the canyon, you will be able to see as far as 20 miles. Look closely and you can see Havasupai Point and the Great Scenic Divide. Around 2,000 feet below is Dana Butte and you might spot some hikers on the Tonto Trail down there.

This view point is even more stunning around sunset. To get here, take the red route shuttle and get off the bus at stop number four.

Tip by

3

6.92 km

Mohave Point

Highlight • Viewpoint

Great spot for viewing the sunset over the Grand Canyon. You also have a perfect view on the Tonto Trail, that winds its way deep down in the canyon. You can reach Mohave Point either by hiking the Rim Trail or by taking the shuttle bus from or to Hermits Rest.

Tip by

4

14.1 km

Grand Canyon Greenway

Highlight • Cycleway

The Grand Canyon Greenway is a fantastic bike-friendly trail with stunning canyon views and an easy ride through nature, with several viewpoints along the way. It connects with other trails like the Rim Trail and Hermit Road, offering a mix of scenic overlooks and peaceful stretches away from the crowds. A must-ride for any cycling adventure in the park!

Tip by

5

16.4 km

At Canyon Adventures Bike Tours & Café, you can rent a bike and explore the Grand Canyon’s breathtaking trails at your own pace. After the ride, the café is the perfect spot to unwind with some tasty refreshments. Whether you're a local or just visiting, it’s a great place to explore and relax!

Tip by

6

18.5 km

East Rim Greenway, Grand Canyon National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Can you imagine riding alongside this magnificent canyon? The East Rim Greenway gives you the opportunity to do so. Enjoy this stunning ride, and just remember to keep your eyes on the path—don’t get too lost in the views!

Tip by

7

20.3 km

South Kaibab Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

The South Kaibab Trailhead is leading to one of the two corridor trails through the Grand Canyon: the South Kaibab Trail. There is no parking at the trailhead. To get here, you have to take the shuttle (orange line) that starts at the visitors center. There are restrooms at the trailhead and a water spigot. If you plan to hike down the canyon, take plenty of water with you and avoid the heat. There is no shade or water source on the trail. Be aware that the way down is the easy part. Always remember that you have to climb all the way out.

The South Kaibab Trail is also part of the 800 mile Arizona National Scenic Trail that stretches from the Mexican border to Utah stateline.

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B

26.7 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

14.1 km

11.0 km

703 m

533 m

232 m

137 m

Surfaces

20.5 km

5.23 km

717 m

232 m

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