2012 Map of Grand Canyon

About this map

Grand Canyon village serves as the primary hub for human activity on the South Rim, showing a dense network of roads like Village Loop Dr and S Entrance Rd alongside park facilities. The infrastructure extends to the US National Park Service Grand Canyon South Rim Wastewater Treatment Facility, signaling the scale of modern tourism. Beyond the village, the landscape is defined by massive geological features such as Cope Butte, Dana Butte, and the dramatic drop of The Abyss. The Colorado River carves through the north, marked by significant water features including Granite Rapids and Horn Creek Rapids. Farther south, the transition to the plateau is marked by Coconino Siding and the various service roads of the National Forest, including FS Rd 328, which contrast with the intricate trails and lookouts like Hopi Point and Maricopa Point perched along the rim.