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Trailview Overlook

Grand Canyon National Park South Rim


With an excellent view of most of the Bright Angel Trail switchbacks, this is a good spot to watch hikers and mule trains ascending and descending the canyon.


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Nearby Grand Canyon National Park South Rim attractions

1. Kolb Studio

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In 1905 Ellsworth and Emery Kolb built a small photography studio on the edge of the rim, which has since been expanded and now holds a bookstore and a…

2. Lookout Studio

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Like Mary Colter's other canyon buildings, Lookout Studio was modeled after stone dwellings of the Southwest Pueblo American Indians. Made of rough-cut…

3. Fred Harvey History Room

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Fred Harvey's Harvey Company opened the first Harvey House in 1876 in Topeka, Kansas. In the following decades Harvey, in collaboration with the Atchison,…

4. Bright Angel Lodge

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Commissioned by the Fred Harvey Company, designed by Mary Colter and completed in 1935, the log-and-stone Bright Angel Lodge offered canyon travelers…

5. Grand Canyon Village Historic District

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The South Rim's historic district is comprised of several early-20th-century national historic landmarks clustered along and around the rim between Hermit…

6. El Tovar

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Built in 1905 as a railroad hotel, El Tovar was designed by Charles Whittlesey as a blend of Swiss chalet and the more rustic style that would come to…

7. Hopi House

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A beautiful Mary Colter–designed stone building, Hopi House has been offering high-quality American Indian jewelry, basketwork, pottery and other crafts…

8. Grand Canyon Train Depot

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This train depot, designed by Francis Wilson and completed in 1910, was built nine years after the first train arrived in the Village from Williams. A…