Mohave Point - Vista point in Grand Canyon Village - Hermit Rd, USA

Within the Grand Canyon National Park, this is a large turnout, stopping point along the South Rim Trail. This particular vantage point is a gorgeous, large viewing area that is a must see within the park. It is accessible by hiking, personal vehicle, it is a tram stop, or can be accessed on one of the paid for bus tours. There are multiple viewing areas some wheelchair accessible and others not accessible, but all areas are amazing to see. Railing is noted at part of the area and other areas are much more open. The Mohave Point allows viewers a visual into areas of the lower canyon with viewing superior to the Hermit Point viewing. There are no restrooms at this top stop so ensure you take advantage of restrooms at Hermit Point.

Mohave Point in Arizona is an absolute hidden gem that easily earns a glowing five-star rating! This breathtaking overlook offers some of the most stunning views of the Grand Canyon, leaving visitors spellbound by its natural beauty. The unobstructed panoramic vistas from Mohave Point are truly awe-inspiring, providing a front-row seat to the grandeur of the canyon. The dramatic rock formations and the vastness of the landscape create a sense of wonder that stays with you long after you leave. The tranquil ambiance at Mohave Point allows you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and appreciate the peacefulness of the surroundings. Sunsets at Mohave Point are nothing short of magical, as the warm hues of the setting sun cast a golden glow over the canyon, creating a scene straight out of a painting. The National Park Service has done an excellent job of maintaining the area, ensuring that visitors can enjoy a safe and unforgettable experience. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a moment of serenity, Mohave Point is a must-visit destination. For its breathtaking views, serene atmosphere, and the sense of wonder it invokes, Mohave Point undeniably deserves a perfect five-star rating. It's a place that will leave you with cherished memories and a deep appreciation for the natural wonders of our world! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

When we visited the Grand Canyon village the entrance was free. We were super lucky but it was a heavy rain for an hour. Once it stopped the temperature dropped down to 13 and we were not prepared for the cold 😅 the tour guide always recommended Hopi point to watch the sunset but it gets super busy and crowded. I personally prefer Mohave point on somewhere between Mohave and Hopi.

Every section of Grand Canyon National Park is an absolute must see. It's so gorgeous. God really did some of his best work with nature.

Les points de vus sur le Grand Canyon et le Colorado sont époustouflants. Vous pouvez faire de très belle randonnée entre chaque point de vue ou prendre la navette qui est gratuite.

Absolutely stellar for sunrise. Took the 4am shuttle up the west rim road and was not disappointed. Very few people at this viewpoint this morning so it was very quiet. There’s not a bad sunrise in the canyon at all, but this one is at the top of my list. There were a pair of birds dancing along the canyon walls as the sun came up. Truly a show of natures beauty and majesty.

What a beautiful place to just stop and appreciate Mother Nature and a spectacular sunset.

It is a great place to get a wonderful viewer of the canyon and the river. You can take a bus or tour to this point, as well you can either walk to it or ride a bike to it. You may also run into some wild animals on your way up to this point. If you can, it is definitely a place to head out to and see.