Get ready for an epic RV adventure across Coconino County’s wild heart

Get ready for an epic RV adventure across Coconino County’s wild heart, cruising through Tusayan and Grand Canyon Village 🚐🌄 – a journey packed with iconic signs, ranger tales, dazzling vistas, and thrilling hikes!

Kick off your day snapping a classic road trip photo at the Smokey Bear Sign (Unnamed Road, Grand Canyon Village), open 24/7. This legendary sign is a kitschy must for any RV camper 🍂. Next, roll over to Tusayan Ranger Station (176 Lincoln Log Loop) for essential local tips—if you’re road tripping in an RV, ask about secret picnic spots and current trail conditions. Rangers love sharing insider wisdom!

Hit Pipe Creek Vista (E Rim Dr) for jaw-dropping canyon panoramas. Park your RV early—sunrise paints the rocks in fiery hues, unbeatable for Insta-worthy shots 📸. For hikers, start at South Kaibab Trail to Cedar Ridge (5 S Kaibab Trail, open all day). It’s a moderate trek with sweeping canyon views—the perfect leg-stretch after RV hours. Don’t miss Ooh Aah Point (S Kaibab Trail): you’ll see why it’s named that when the valley opens up below you!

My tip: Arrive before 9 AM to score easier RV parking and avoid the hottest part of the day. Bring plenty of water—canyon air dries you out fast! Always check tire pressure and fuel before heading deeper into the park (stations can be scarce!). Watch for wildlife wandering near the roads, especially at sunrise.

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Post by Agustin (@agustintravel) | Sep 19, 2025