
Grand Canyon Visitor Center
About Grand Canyon Visitor Center
Trip planning and hiking information is available through exhibit kiosks and sidewalk signs outside of the building. Park in one of four large parking lots and get your first look at Grand Canyon by walking to nearby Mather Point. With your vehicle parked at the Visitor Center, you can also board free shuttle buses and be transported around the village and out to scenic overlooks.
Park Passport stamps are available here.
Adapted from National Park Service.
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Nearby museums
Make a day of it. 4 more museums are within 14 miles of Grand Canyon Visitor Center; the closest, Yavapai Museum of Geology, is about a mile away.



