
The Abyss
A sheer, nearly 3,000-foot drop on Hermit Road, with none of the crowds of the Rim's busier stops.
Trails, viewpoints, and hikes in and around Grand Canyon National Park
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A sheer, nearly 3,000-foot drop on Hermit Road, with none of the crowds of the Rim's busier stops.
A tail-shaped butte below Mohave Point, named by Emery Kolb

A layered rock rampart in the Shiva-Isis-Buddha Temple country of the North Rim.

A quiet inner-canyon butte named for two men who never made it out.
A river-trip summit with canyon views in every direction

The last shade before the river on the South Kaibab Trail

An overgrown forest road to a quiet view of Isis and Osiris Temples



A sunset-lit stone pillar named for the Egyptian sun god, seen from the South Rim

A remote canyon butte named for an Egyptian god, seen from Hopi Point
A campground crossing point on the South Rim's paved Greenway Trail network