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Recent posts had me worried - but my trip and luggage transfer was without issue! I would recommend TransCanyon shuttle to the location you are starting so that you can just hike to your car and not worry about missing the shuttle if you are hiking slower than expected. Or at least staying the night you finish and then taking the shuttle the next day. They will leave on time with or without you. The overnight bag we brought to the north rim returned to BA lodge without issue using transcanyon. Jackie our driver was awesome and we stopped to see condors! We also used them for a lift to the North Kaibab trailhead from Grand Canyon lodge North Rim. It was expensive but convenient for a 5 AM start.

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Used this service from the south rim to north rim and from the Grand Canyon lodge to North Kaibab trailhead. Everything went as planned and the driver(s) were excellent. The only recommendation would be for earlier shuttle times to trail head. Five stars......

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We used the shuttle to get from the South Rim back to the North Rim, after completing the Rim to Rim hike.

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Grand Canyon South Rim Transit

Grand Canyon South Rim Transit

3.7(24 reviews)
2.4 km

I visited the GRAND CANYON for the first time in September 2019 and this park bus made the whole…read moreexperience so smooth. The bus driver was friendly. COST -- This bus is a FREE shuttle service from the several different locations around the Grand Canyon South Rim. As someone who studied Economics in University, the bus service is really not "free" because you have to pay a national park entrance fee. Lucky for me, I visited the Grand Canyon National Park on National Public Lands day so my admission into the park was free. BUS SCHEDULE -- The bus arrives every 10-15 minutes during the day. NAVIGATION -- First, when you arrive at the Grand Canyon, drive your car to one of the many designated parking spots. Upon parking your car, you will see signs for where to catch the shuttle. The shuttle takes you to several points throughout the Grand Canyon. My friend and I visited the South Kaibab Trail and the shuttle bus took us right to the entrance of the trailhead. We got on the Orange route bus. The ride was smooth and took just under 10 minutes from our starting point. I can't imagine if there were no shuttle buses to drive visitors around because as you know, the Grand Canyon is HUGE. But thank goodness for this free shuttle. If you're lost when you arrive or don't know where a shuttle bus is, there are people around willing to help or I recommend you visit the visitor's center. **** - 155 total reviews in 2019 - 364 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 14 December 2019

1) It's free 2) It's super clean / new…read more3) It's spaced for Covid We loved the free buses here! We took them to the far points along the trail then walked back. They are a GODSEND! The roads and trails are new. The buses are new. The stops are numerous and some have toilets. It's amazing! Super awesome!

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Grand Canyon South Rim Transit - Hermit Rest / Red Route

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Kaibab Route

Maswik Lodge - South Rim! Spectacular views!

Maswik Lodge

3.0(280 reviews)
0.4 km
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Maswik Lodge is a 280 room lodging complex nestled within the Ponderosa pine forest. It is located…read morejust a short quarter-mile walk from the canyon's edge. Our standard guest room featured a mini-fridge, coffeemaker, air conditioning, safe, satellite TV, telephone, hair dryer and two queen sized beds. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable. Guests services delivered our luggage's to our room upon arrival from The Grand Canyon Railway Hotel via the train. The main lodging area consisted of the registration desk, gift shops, maswik food court, and pizza pub. The food was okay, nothing special. The hotel staff were great- showing genuine enjoyment in helping others, providing service with a contagious and positive attitude. Overall, our one night stay was very enjoyable! We will definitely be back for another stay!

Great accommodation option if staying at the southern rim of the Grand Canyon that won't break the…read morebank. We booked a room with 2 double beds. The room was clean and had all the amenities for a hotel room (minus WiFi.) After hiking and going around the national park, a hot shower and comfy bed is all you need tbh. Parking is available in front of the room buildings which was never full. From our building, we were a short walk away from the canyon. Constant free shuttle service was also available to get around the rim. Food was available at the main building from 7am-8pm but on the pricier side. The only issue that I found was that our 1st floor room shared a thin ceiling/floor with the 2nd floor. Pray for a 2nd floor neighbor who isn't heavy footed or has kids that bounce off the walls.

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Maswik Lodge - Great shot of my beautiful wife and son!

Great shot of my beautiful wife and son!

Maswik Lodge - Stunning!

Stunning!

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The fam bam!

Tusayan Park and Ride

Tusayan Park and Ride

4.0(1 review)
9.0 km

Skip the long line of cars at the gate! Park your car in Tusayan, and ride the free shuttle bus…read moreinto the park. Laugh at all the suckers stuck in line! I am a local, so I only take this route if I want to ride my bike one way, and get a ride back home. There is a bike rack on the front of the bus. The drivers are nice and well informed, and there are Park Rangers that on some of the buses giving out park information. You will still have to pay for entrance to the park. Either show the driver your National Parks Pass, or your entrance fee receipt (which you can pay for at local hotels, the airport, or Imax theater.) If you are a local resident, show your Arizona ID. Check out the website above for further information. **The buses are handicapped accessible, but if you are mobility impaired, I recommend bringing your vehicle into the park. Ask for an Accessibility Guide at the entrance station. _________________________ From the NPS website: Tusayan Route 40 minutes round trip: May 14 through September 9, 2011 Between May 14 and Sept. 9, 2011, the Tusayan Route, a part of Grand Canyon National Park's visitor transportation system on the South Rim, provides "park & ride" shuttle bus service between the gateway community of Tusayan and Grand Canyon National Park. (7 miles/11km south of the S. Rim village) The service is in operation between May 14 and September 9, 2011. 20 minutes each way (riding time; no stop) Buses run every 15 minutes: First bus leaves Tusayan 8:00 a.m. First bus leaves Grand Canyon Visitor Center at 8:40 a.m. Last buses leave from both areas at 9:30 p.m. Visitors entering the park from Tusayan via the shuttle bus must present a valid park entrance pass. Entrance passes may be purchased at park entrances or at various businesses in Tusayan. ___________________________________________

Phantom Ranch

Phantom Ranch

4.5(67 reviews)
6.7 km
$$$

It is very silly to write a Yelp review of a place that's nearly impossible to get a reservation…read moreat. But I do compulsively write Yelp reviews of everywhere I eat, so here goes. Location aside, the "hiker's stew" is genuinely an excellent stew. Good quality big chunks of beef and a really savory broth that lets you know just how long it was cooked. Some vegetables (corn) are likely canned, but that was both a minor issue and to be expected given the location. Overall it's genuinely very tasty. Salad was fresh but unremarkable. Cornbread was excellent. Cake was average. I do wish they had ice cream, but I understand the logistical difficulties there...

Phantom Ranch is a unique experience in the bottom of the Grand Canyon. From the south rim, it is…read moreabout 7.5 miles down the South Kaibab trail or 10 miles via the Bright Angel trail. There's cabins and bunk houses that require a lottery 15 months in advance, which adds to the exclusivity of the experience. Steak dinner is offered by reservations only for $70pp U.S. From 8am- 8pm, there's a cantina open selling all the things you'd want while backpacking, including cold lemonade, beer, wine, snacks, and first aid items. This week, the canyon was bursting with color from all the flowers and vegetation growing after the heavy snow season. This was truly a special experience! The trail to Ribbon Falls/North Rim was closed at one of the bridges and the creek running too high to attempt a safe crossing, so we enjoyed a rest day and cooled off on the banks of the stunning Colorado River. We took pictures of the current ranch as big changes are underway with a new water system getting installed, which will impact access to the ranch for a while. Special mention to the staff, particularly Zach, who went above and beyond to show us hospitality. Also, best of luck to new hire Tyler as he settles into his new role at the ranch! The ranch is currently short-handed, and some of the staff are really feeling the stress, which is starting to show in their interactions with guests. Remember to be patient and kind. The bottom of the Grand Canyon can't be an easy place to live and work.

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Red Feather Lodge - Bedroom

Red Feather Lodge

3.6(316 reviews)
9.2 km
$$

We really enjoyed our stay at the Red Feather Lodge. The staff was friendly and accommodating…read morethroughout our visit. The lobby was extremely busy when we checked in, but they had plenty of staff at the concierge desk, so the process moved quickly and painlessly. There's no breakfast offered onsite, but they do provide discounts to several nearby restaurants, which was a nice perk. The location is perfect--just minutes from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Our room was clean, comfortable, and the toiletries provided were surprisingly good quality. We also appreciated being able to park right next to our room, which made unloading and reloading luggage super convenient. The only downsides were our curtains didn't fully close, so we had to improvise with a hair tie, MacGyver-style, to make sure we had complete privacy. There was also a family with a dog that barked a couple times during the night right next door (pets are welcome here). Other than those small issues, we had a great stay and would definitely consider staying here again.

The staff is very friendly and accommodating. If you have a pet, you will be in the motel,…read moreotherwise, you have a choice. There is coffee, tea, and hot cocoa, but no breakfast. There is a discount at both Plaza Bonita Mexican Restaurant and Foodies. Both restaurants are family owned and great. The Read Feather Lodge is great for families and anyone interested in being really close to the South rim entrance. The restaurants and stores are in walking distance.

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Red Feather Lodge - Bedroom with 2 doubles

Bedroom with 2 doubles

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Red Feather Lodge - Cute little Dove Soap :)

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Cute little Dove Soap :)

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