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The Grand Canyon South Rim Trail can be conveniently divided into three sections from the Visitor Center: Bright Angel Trail, Hermit Trail, and South Kaibab Trail. For Bright Angel Trail and South Kaibab Trail, it's convenient to hike one way and take the free shuttle bus back. You can check the shuttle routes and operating hours at the Visitor Center. For Hermit Trail, you can either hike and use the shuttle at different points or, even better, rent a bicycle at the Visitor Center. This gives you the freedom to enjoy both sunset and sunrise without being limited by shuttle schedules—since shuttles do not operate during those times. Additionally, Hermit Trail is closed to regular vehicle traffic, making it an especially peaceful and pleasant route for both hiking and biking. In the Grand Canyon, you can find free drinking water at various locations, and it is very good quality spring water. South Rim Day Hikes Be sure to visit the Key Hiking Messages webpage. Rim Trail (Destinations, distances and services shown in a table)Rim Trail (Hike Smart information and a detailed map)The Rim Trail extends from the village area to Hermits Rest. Begin from any viewpoint in the Village or along Hermit Road. The Rim Trail offers excellent walking for quiet views of the inner canyon and for visitors who desire an easy hike. No water west of Bright Angel Lodge. By using the shuttle buses, you can customize your hike to meet your needs. Part of the trail is paved and accessible. Bright Angel Trail(Steep) The Bright Angel Trail begins just west of Bright Angel Lodge and offers day hikes that range in distance up to 12 miles (round trip). Some shade. Seasonal water subject to pipeline breaks. Check at the Visitor Center or Backcountry Information Center for water status. Upper portion of the trail may be extremely icy in winter or early spring. South Kaibab Trail(Steep) The South Kaibab Trail begins south of Yaki Point on Yaki Point Road. Access to the trailhead is by shuttle bus (Kaibab Trail Route). Offers day hikes that range in distance up to 6 miles (round trip). Best views for a relatively short hike. Steep trail, no water, little shade. Water available seasonally at the trailhead. Upper portion of the trail may be extremely icy in winter or early spring. Hermit Trail(Steep) The Hermit Trail offers hikes to Santa Maria Spring, 5 miles (round trip), and Dripping Springs, 7 miles (round trip). Trail conditions are tougher than the Bright Angel and South Kaibab Trails. Unmaintained steep trail requires caution. Begins 500 feet west of Hermits Rest. Water from springs must be treated before drinking. For experienced desert hikers. Hiking boots recommended. Grandview Trail(Very Steep) The Grandview Trail offers hikes to Coconino Saddle, 2.2 miles (round trip), and Horseshoe Mesa, 6.4 miles (round trip). Trail conditions are tougher than the Bright Angel and South Kaibab Trails. Unmaintained steep trail requires caution. Begins on canyon side of retaining wall at Grandview Point on Desert View Drive (12 miles east of village). For experienced desert hikers. Hiking boots recommended.