Yaki Point

Overview

Yaki Point offers a stunning viewpoint overlooking the Colorado River and Horseshoe Bend in the Grand Canyon. It's a short hike from the main park road, providing breathtaking views and photography opportunities.

Yaki Point provides one of the most iconic and accessible viewpoints of the Grand Canyon's dramatic landscapes.

Hiking Photography

Location

Address

Coordinates: 36.0587366394818, -112.08284591736589

Neighborhood: Grand Canyon National Park

Coordinates

36.058737, -112.082846

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

monday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

tuesday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

wednesday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

thursday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

friday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

saturday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

sunday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Admission

Adults

$35 per vehicle

Children

free (under 15)

Best Time to Visit

Overall Best Period

March-May, September-November

Best Time of Day

Early morning

fewer crowds and cooler temperatures

Duration Recommendations

Minimum

1 hour

Recommended

2-3 hours

Full Experience

half day

Seasonal Highlights

spring

mild

• wildflowers
• mild temperatures

summer

hot

• extended daylight

autumn

cool

• fall colors

winter

cold

• snow-covered landscapes

Know Before You Go

Essential Information

Bring plenty of water
Wear sturdy shoes
Check weather conditions

What to Bring

essential

water sun protection hiking shoes

seasonal

jacket umbrella hat

not allowed

drones pets

Health & Safety

Physical Requirements: moderate

• high elevation, uneven terrain

Medical facilities: first aid available at visitor center

Payment Information

Accepted

cash, credit cards

Currency

USD

Typical Costs

entry $35 per vehicle

parking included with entry fee

food $10-$20

souvenirs $10-$50

Dress Code

casual, comfortable, layers for changing temperatures, hiking shoes or boots, inappropriate clothing

Booking Tips

• not required, but reservations recommended for lodging
• official Grand Canyon National Park website
• varies by booking
• not applicable

Amenities

Restrooms

Gift shop

Atm

Wifi

Lockers

Wheelchair rental

Stroller rental

On site restaurant

Cafe

Picnic areas

Outside food allowed

Digital Services

Mobile App

Grand Canyon NPS App

Size: 30 MB

Features: map, trail info, park updates

Platforms: iOS, Android

WiFi Zones: Visitor center

Charging Stations: Visitor center

How to Reach

From Airport

Nearest: Page Municipal Airport (PAG)

Distance: 10 km

Travel Time: 15 minutes

taxi

$20 15 min

public_transport

$5 20 min

From City Center

Distance: 5 km

shuttle

$2 10 min

taxi

$10 10 min

Local Insights

Cultural Context

Why Locals Love It: Unique and breathtaking views

Historical Significance: Part of the ancestral lands of the Grand Canyon's indigenous peoples

Insider Tips

Visit early for solitude
Best views from the end of the trail

Local Recommendations

• Try the local Navajo tacos
• Ask rangers for hidden gems

Language Help

Useful Phrases

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Guide Languages: English, Spanish

Photography Guide

Best Photo Spots

Yaki Point Overlook

Best Time: Sunrise and sunset

Tips: Wide-angle shots capture the full bend

Result: Stunning landscape photos

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Photography Rules

allowed areas all outdoor areas

prohibited areas none

flash photography allowed

commercial photography permit needed

drone policy prohibited without permit

tripod policy allowed

selfie sticks allowed

Nearby Attractions

Horseshoe Bend

Distance: 1.5 km

Walking: 20 min

Type: Viewpoint

Grand Canyon Village