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Granite Camp

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Grand Canyon Village, AZ

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An inner-canyon backcountry campsite near Grand Canyon Village, requiring a wilderness permit.

Overview

Granite Camp is an inner-canyon backcountry campsite in Grand Canyon National Park. A wilderness permit is required for overnight stays — check current trail conditions and permit availability with the park's Backcountry Information Center before planning a trip.

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R Miller
R Miller

6 years ago

This is an easy scramble down Monument Creek from the Monument Creek Campground on the Tonto Trail (pictured). The Hermit Trail is the easiest of the un-maintained trails, and was probably once the best trail in the Canyon (e.g., the upper stretches are hand-laid stairs). Making a loop between the Hermit and Bright Angel is a nice 1-2 night hike for most people. Reservations required, of course. Likewise, it's an easy scramble up Monument Creek if you're rafting. For a raft trip, though, you'd be better hiking at one of the endless places that you simply can't get to except from the Colorado River.

Fronty Parker
Fronty Parker

5 years ago

Our rafts took a lunch break here at Granite Camp. From the rafts you can walk down a get a good view of the Granite Rapids which are spectacular. I was able to climb to an overlook, just in time to see a raft coming down the rapids. This is a very good stopping point.

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