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5 Must-See views Around the Grand Canyon

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Created by Roadtrippers - June 8th 2016

One of the Nation’s oldest national parks, Grand Canyon National Park allows visitors to explore one of the seven natural wonders of the world. But where should you start? Here are 5 must-see photo ops throughout the canyon.

Photo of South Rim of Grand Canyon
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S Entrance Road, Grand Canyon Village, AZ, US

South Rim of Grand Canyon

Although often more crowded than the North Rim, the South Rim has incredible panoramic views of the Canyons. Make sure to check out Pipe Creek Vista and Yavapai Point.

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Grand Canyon National Park, AZ, US

Cape Royal Trail

Located on the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, Cape Royal can be accessed via the Cape Royal Trail. You can also take the scenic route through Cape Royal Drive to see more views of the Canyon.

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Highway 89, Page, AZ, US

Horseshoe Bend

Drive north of the Grand Canyon towards Glen Canyon to find one of the most photographed stretches of the Colorado River. The early afternoon is the best time to photograph this spot as sunlight fills and reflects off the rock walls.

Photo of Havasu Falls
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Havasu Falls, Supai, AZ, US

Havasu Falls

Thought the Canyon was only rocks and sand? Havasu Falls features red rock walls and deep blue water.

Photo of Toroweap Overlook
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Toroweap Overlook, AZ, US

Toroweap Overlook

This view puts you 3,000 feet over the Colorado River. Make sure you have an SUV with sturdy tires to tackle the treacherous road leading up to the point.

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