Entrance Station
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The North Rim’s sole entrance station is 12 miles from Bright Angel Point on Highway 67, at the boundary between Kaibab National Forest and Grand Canyon National Park.
The highway is usually open to travel from mid-May to mid-October. In winter, deep snows often cover the high meadows between Jacob Lake and the entrance station, closing the highway, which is then gated and locked at either end.
When the entrance station is staffed, you can pick up a copy of The Guide, the park newspaper. The North Rim edition is updated each spring.
© Kathleen Bryant from Moon Grand Canyon, 4th Edition
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