Hike
Grand Canyon National Park
Explore the grand canyon safely with our expert guides, avoiding potential hazards and ensuring you're well-prepared with the right gear and permits. Our guides also offer fascinating insights about the canyon’s geology, wildlife, and history, making the journey more meaningful. Our goal is to take the stress out of planning so you can fully immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of the Grand Canyon.
Day Hike Trips
4 hours
3 miles round trip
Experience sunset along the South Kaibab Trail, descending 2,200 feet into the Grand Canyon with expert guidance and opportunities to see desert wildlife. This is a truly one of a kind experience offering a unique and unforgettable adventure below the rim.
South Kaibab Trail Day Hike
6 hours
3 – 6 miles depending on stopping point
Experience a moderately strenuous hike on the historic South Kaibab Trail, descending 2,200 feet into the Grand Canyon with expert guidance and opportunities to see desert wildlife. This is a truly one of a kind experience offering a unique and unforgettable adventure below the rim.
Bright Angel Trail Day Hike
6 hours
Approximately 3-6 miles round trip
Hike the historic Bright Angel Trail, once traveled by Native Americans, following the Bright Angel Fault. This accessible path descends into the Grand Canyon with two turnaround options—3 or 6 miles round trip—ideal for families or anyone seeking water, restrooms, and shaded rest areas along the way.
Grand View Trail Day Hike to Horseshoe Mesa
8 hours
Approximately 6 miles round trip
The Grandview Trail Day Hike, a Desert Hiking Company favorite, leads you along a historic path once used by Native Americans and rebuilt by miner Pete Berry in 1892. This challenging hike offers steep switchbacks, stunning views, and the remains of Berry’s Last Chance Copper Mine at Horseshoe Mesa. Perfect for adventurers, it combines ancient trails, Inner Canyon beauty, and a relaxing picnic amid breathtaking scenery.
Tanner Trail Day Hike to Redwall Overlook
8 hours
Approximately 8 miles round trip
For a true Grand Canyon adventure, this is the hike for you. Enhanced by Seth Tanner in the 1880s and once part of the Horse-thief Trail, it takes you through steep paths and striking limestone and sandstone formations. Our most challenging day hike, the Tanner Trail descends 2-3 miles and is known for its difficulty among seasoned hikers. Get ready for an exhilarating journey with unforgettable views!
Hermit Trail to Dripping Springs
8 hours
7 miles round trip
The Hermit Trail Day Hike to Dripping Springs offers a blend of history, challenge, and natural beauty. Starting on a historic trail originally constructed in the early 1900s for tourists visiting Hermit Camp, this hike leads you through a rugged and less-traveled route in the Grand Canyon.
Sedona Magic Red Rock Loop
6 hours
8 miles round trip
The Hangover Loop Day Hike in Sedona offered by The Desert Hiking Company is an exhilarating and scenic adventure designed for those seeking a unique combination of challenge and breathtaking views. This roughly 8-mile loop takes hikers through a diverse landscape that showcases Sedona’s iconic red rock formations, panoramic vistas, and narrow ridge-line paths.
