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Home/Transportation Companies

Transportation Companies

Getting to Grand Canyon can be somewhat challenging! I hope to make it easier for you by providing links to your options for transportation for the area. There is also transportation specifically available to the South Rim in the forms of shuttles, buses, taxis, and so on available on the South Rim Shuttles & Transportation page.

AMTRAK
Reservations: (800) 872-7245
Flagstaff Arrival/Departure times: (928) 774-8679

Arizona Shuttle
(800) 888-2749
Flagstaff Office – (928) 226-8580
Tucson Office – (520) 795-6771
Offering shuttle services between Tucson, Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, Flagstaff, Sedona, and Grand Canyon. Offers door-to-door pick up by prior arrangement and charter shuttle service.

Bright Angel Bike Rentals
Grand Canyon’s Bicycle Rental Service
Canyon Village Information Plaza (CVIP)
South Rim, Grand Canyon
(928) 814-8704
Bikes, adult tricycles, bike trailers, shuttle service, and guided tours also available

Bundu Bus
Bundu Bus provides tours and transportation to and from Grand Canyon and Phoenix, Las Vegas and Page/Lake Powell. They also have connecting tours and transportation to Monument Valley as well as Yellowstone, Yosemite, Death Valley, Bryce, and Zion National Parks.

Grand Canyon Airlines
Grand Canyon Airlines Terminal
Grand Canyon Airport / Hwy 64
PO Box 3038
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023-3038
(928) 638-2463
(866) 2-FLY-GCA (235-9422)
(928) 638-9461 FAX

Grand Canyon National Park In-Park Shuttle
Grand Canyon National Park’s site on the in-park transit system. An excellent resource for finding what transportation options you have available in the park. Here you’ll find current schedules and maps for the free shuttle system.

Grand Canyon Railway
1201 West Route 66, Suite 200
Flagstaff, Arizona 86001
(800) The Train-(800) 843-8724
info@thetrain.com

Greyhound Bus Lines
(800) 231-2222

Open Road Tours
522 E Dunlap
Phoenix, AZ 85020
(800) 766-7117 • (602) 997-6474
(602) 997-2276 FAX

Open Road Tours offers shuttle service from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport to Flagstaff and from Flagstaff to Grand Canyon. Reservations are recommended.

Scenic Airlines
2705 Airport Drive
North Las Vegas, NV 89032
(800) 634-6801 • (702) 638-3300
(702) 638-3275 FAX
res@scenic.com

Trans-Canyon Shuttle
PO Box 348
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
(928) 638-2820

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Grand Canyon Weather

When most people think of Arizona, they think of heat, sand dunes, cactus, and rattlesnakes. Many do …

South Rim Lodging

Included here is lodging located either within the park on the South Rim, Tusayan, and 30 miles …

South Rim Restaurants, Cafés & Delis

Visit the park's Grand Canyon National Park Public Health Update for the most up-to-date information …

South Rim Campgrounds

Included on this page are campgrounds located either within the park on the South Rim or Desert View …

South Rim Mule Rides

Below is the information provided on the company's website. Prices for the mule rides and …

South Rim Day Hikes

Below is a list of day hikes available from the South Rim. Clicking on each trail name will download …

South Rim Shuttles & Transportation

Included here is information on both in-park shuttles and those that run between Tusayan, the …

South Rim Services

South Rim (Grand Canyon Village) Please check with the Park's Grand Canyon National Park Public …

Desert View

While Desert View is officially on the southern rim of Grand Canyon, it is located 26 miles / 42 km …

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