Perched 8,000 feet above the river, our lodge and cabins sit on the quiet, forested North Rim — where solitude isn't just a word, it's the whole experience.
Choose from cozy cabins nestled in the lodgepole forest or comfortable lodge rooms — each with mountain air, quiet nights, and the canyon just minutes away.
Standalone cabins tucked among tall pines, each with a private patio overlooking the forest. Wake up to elk in the meadows and sunset painting the canyon walls from your own doorstep.
Clean, comfortable rooms in the main lodge with easy access to the dining hall, gift shop, and camp store. Perfect for travelers who want everything on one floor and a short walk to the rim trail.
All accommodations are seasonal — open approximately mid-May through mid-October
Call (928) 638-2612 for availabilityWhile the South Rim draws millions, the North Rim receives fewer than 10 percent of that number. At 8,000 feet elevation, it's cooler, greener, and impossibly quiet — a different world entirely.
From our doorstep, you're minutes from Bright Angel Trailhead, the North Kaibab Trail, and some of the most dramatic overlooks on the entire rim. After a day on the trail, return to pine-scented peace.
The North Rim is remote by design. Our amenities are practical, welcoming, and within walking distance of every cabin and room.
Full-service restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with locally sourced ingredients and views of the surrounding forest.
Grab essentials, hiking supplies, souvenirs, and snacks — everything you might have forgotten before the long drive up.
With zero light pollution and high desert skies, the North Rim offers some of the darkest, most spectacular night skies in the country.
Ranger-led talks, star parties, and guided hikes are available during the seasonal operating period — a wonderful way to deepen your visit.
The lodge is fully accessible with ADA-compliant rooms and facilities. A peaceful, well-monitored environment for every type of traveler.
Multiple trailheads and overlooks start just minutes from the lodge — Cape Royal, Point Sublime, and the North Kaibab Trail are all nearby.
The North Rim is intentionally remote — and that's exactly why it's special. The road to get here winds through Kaibab National Forest, and the final approach along State Route 67 is one of the most scenic drives in Arizona.
6225 State Route 67, Jacob Lake, AZ
Jacob Lake — population roughly 25. The closest full services are in Kanab, Utah (45 min) or Williams, Arizona (2 hrs).
Map shows general area — exact address is 6225 State Route 67, Jacob Lake, AZ
Everything you need to know before your trip to the North Rim.
