Grand Canyon National Park Maps

One of the most important items you will need for planning your trip to the Grand Canyon is a good map.

There are a lot of different Grand Canyon National Park maps. We have provided you with several types of Grand Canyon maps including general road maps, land ownership, a virtual tour, and links to National Park Service interactive maps that you can enlarge and even print.

If you are interested in a high quality satellite image map of the Grand Canyon, we show you the place to buy it!

Map of Grand Canyon National Park Area

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Road Map of the Grand Canyon Area

It is very useful to have a general road map of the Grand Canyon area so you know where the towns are located and the highway numbers.

As you can see from the Google map, Grand Canyon National Park is located in NW Arizona and is close to the Nevada and Utah borders. You can easily toggle between a street map, satellite imagery map, and a terrain map. Feel free to move around the map and zoom in to look at select locations.

The bordering towns are Jacob Lake, Page, and Williams, AZ. Las Vegas, NV and Flagstaff, AZ are the closest big cities to the Grand Canyon.

The two major Grand Canyon destinations are the North Rim and the South Rim. As you can see from the map, they are just across from each other, but it is a long drive around the Canyon to get to the other side. Knowing these types of details will make planning your Grand Canyon trip much easier.

To see a detailed interactive map of Grand Canyon National Park, just click here!

Map Of Grand Canyon National Park Showing Land Ownership

This color coded map of the Grand Canyon National Park area provides you with an overview of land ownership.

Grand Canyon National Park is tan in color, U.S. National Forest land is green, Tribal land is blue, and private land is white.

Knowing the ownership of the surrounding lands is important because to gain access to some parts of the Grand Canyon, you have to cross tribal lands and in some cases, you will need to pay a tribal access fee. Also, if you are interested in camping, but are unable to get a campsite within Grand Canyon National Park, you can finding great campgrounds on the surrounding National Forest lands.

Detailed Grand Canyon National Park Interactive Map

If you haven't already clicked on the Grand Canyon interactive map that is produced by the National Park Service, this is a great time to check it out! This map is one of the best Grand Canyon National Park maps that you will find on the Internet. You can move around the map and zoom in and out. You can also print any sections of the map to take with you on your Grand Canyon trip. Click here to use the interactive National Park Service Map of Grand Canyon National Park.

Virtual Tour of Grand Canyon National Park by Grand Canyon Field Insititute

A very useful map and associated virtual tour of the Grand Canyon has been put together by the Grand Canyon Field Insitute.

The Grand Canyon Field Institute (GCFI) was created in 1993 by the Grand Canyon Association (GCA), which is a nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park.

The mission of GCFI is to share the rich cultural and natural history of Grand Canyon National Park with park visitors, employees, residents, and students, as well as nonvisiting enthusiasts. One of they ways they accomplish this mission is through the Virtual Tour. In order to take a virtual tour of various Grand Canyon locations, just click on the Virtual Tour Map.

Grand Canyon Satellite Image Map That You Can Purchase

Grand Canyon Satellite Map See the Grand Canyon from 440 miles above the Earth with this satellite processed photograph by M-Sat Corporation. This 28" x 40" image is resplendent in natural colors that will give you a new perspective when looking at the Grand Canyon!