South Kaibab Trail
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The South Kaibab Trail begins south of Yaki Point on Yaki Point Road. Access to the trailhead is by shuttle bus (Kaibab Trail Route). Offers day hikes that range in distance up to 6 miles (round trip). Best views for a relatively short hike. Steep trail, no water, little shade. Water available seasonally at the trailhead. Upper portion of the trail may be extremely icy in winter or early spring.
Directions
Located on the South Rim, access to trailhead is by shuttle bus only, NO private vehicles
allowed. Trail begins south of Yaki Point on Yaki Point Road.
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