Yaki Point

Amazing location to watch the sunrise over the Grand Canyon! Just be aware that you can’t drive your own vehicle here. There are a couple of pull offs that you can park at, but you will have to walk approximately 1.2 miles up a very slight incline to get to Yaki point. There is a nice trail that follows the southern rim with plenty of good photo opportunities. No guard rails here though so be careful!

Great views of the east end of the canyon. Beautiful agave plants too.

Breathtaking views. Be careful when taking selfies because there are no guard rails except for a few spots and people have been known to have accidentally fallen off when taking selfies. Keep toddlers on a short physical leash if possible

It is one of the great views which is only available through the Shuttle Tours. It has wonderful options for your camera in this quiet and calming point. A must see!!

What else needs to be said other than purely amazing! All of the points at the grand canyon offer fantastic views and this is no exception to that but you need to see this in person as a camera does not capture the grandeur of this spectacular place.

A viewpoint you can’t get to by car. Hint. Arrive early. Skip the visitors center. Go straight to the orange bus line. We were nearly alone. Spectacular!

Beautiful. Take the Orange Shuttle. Nice area to grab some shade. Brief paved walking path to the railings lookout; brief rocky path no railings lookout to the right.

Such a pretty spot to see the sunset. There's no car parking allowed, so you have to take the shuttle. Quickest way is just park at the visitor center and then take the Orange Shuttle (runs every 15 minutes) and then from there, it's a 9 minute drive to the Yaki Point. The point itself is accessible via a short gravel path (takes you less than a minute) and you'll be treated to sweeping views of the canyon. Really beautiful too after sunset when the dusk colors make the canyon walls look painted.