North Rim Parkway (SR-67)
Arizona State Route 67, the Kaibab Plateau–North Rim Parkway, is the only paved road to Grand Canyon's North Rim — a 43-mile run south from Jacob Lake through Kaibab National Forest and into Grand Canyon National Park. The highway climbs from US-89A at Jacob Lake (7,921 feet) through dense mixed conifer forest before descending to the North Rim visitor complex at 8,241 feet. The road is an All-American Road and National Forest Scenic Byway. Open mid-May through mid-October only (closed in winter by snow). Traffic is lighter than the South Rim, and the road through the ponderosa and aspen forest is smooth and uncrowded — a rare quiet approach to one of the world's great canyon views.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Grand Canyon North Rim
The high-elevation south end of SR-67 offers sweeping views into the canyon from one of its most remote and uncrowded vantage points.
North Rim
The small North Rim community serves as the practical hub for the area, with lodging, a general store, and fuel before heading back north on SR-67.
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