GRAND CANYON SOUTH RIM GETTING THERE

South Rim
Getting There

Approximate Driving Distances and Directions
To the SOUTH RIM, Grand Canyon National Park, from:

North Rim, Grand Canyon, AZ - 212 miles / 341 km
Take Highway 67 north to Highway 89Alt.
Take Highway 89Alt east to Highway 89.
Take Highway 89 south to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 west to the East Entrance on the South Rim - known as Desert View.

Flagstaff, AZ - 81 miles / 130 km
There are three ways to go:

Take I-40 west to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Take Highway 180 west to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Take Highway 89 north to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 west to the East Entrance on the South Rim - known as Desert View.

Phoenix, AZ - 231 miles / 372 km
Take I-17 north to I-40.
Take I-40 west to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Sedona, AZ - 119 miles / 192 km
Take Highway 89Alt to I-40.
Take I-40 west to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Williams, AZ - 63 miles / 101 km
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Las Vegas, NV - 278 miles / 447 km
Take Highway 93 south to I-40.
Take I-40 east to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Los Angeles, CA - 494 miles / 795 km
Take I-15 east to I-40.
Take I-40 east to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

Salt Lake City, UT - 510 miles / 821 km
Take I-15 south to Highway 14.
Take Highway 14 east to Highway 89.
Take Highway 89 south to Highway 89Alt.
Take Highway 89Alt east to Highway 89.
Take Highway 89 south to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 west to the East Entrance on the South Rim - known as Desert View.

Denver, CO - 859 miles / 1382 km
Take I-25 south to I-40.
Take I-40 west to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim

Albuquerque, NM - 412 miles / 663 km
Take I-40 west to Highway 64.
Take Highway 64 north directly to the South Rim.

(Note: The directions on this page do not represent the only route you can use to get to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Depending on where you start and the route you wish to take, you may find that using other roads will suit your travel plans better.)

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