It might not seem like enough time to explore a place as big as the Grand Canyon in only one day. In actuality, though, one day is more than enough to experience the best activities at the Grand Canyon South Rim.

You have enough time in one day to visit the greatest viewpoints, try out hiking into the canyon, and take in the sheer size of this enormous gash on the surface of the Earth. The top activities to do at the Grand Canyon Tour in a day are listed below.

1. Record Amazing Sunrise Photographs of the Grand Canyon's South Rim Near Mather Point

Try to make a stunning sunrise your sole option if you can at the Grand Canyon South Rim. One of the nicest things to do in Arizona is to see the dawn at South Rim.

2. Hike the South Kaibab Trail to Cedar Ridge or Ooh Aah Point.

The two most well-liked hiking paths along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon are South Kaibab and Bright Angel. You will have to choose carefully which trail to take down into the Grand Canyon if you just have one day at the South Rim.

3. Walk 1.5 or 3 miles to the rest stop on the Bright Angel Trail.

The most popular day trek at the Grand Canyon is Bright Angel Trail because it is closer to the visitor center, simpler to reach, and less strenuous than South Kaibab. Before seeing other areas of the South Rim, people who only want a taste of Bright Angel can trek to

4. On the way back to the South Rim Visitor Center, pause at each viewpoint.

Start heading back to the South Rim visitor center, stopping at every overlook that seems fascinating to you (which will be every single one) along the way. Lipan Point, Moran Point, Grandview Point, and Shoshone Point are some of the best points to be in.

5. Stroll from Mohave Point to Hopi Point Finding a Spot to Watch an Astounding Grand Canyon South Rim Dusk

The dusk over the Grand Canyon is mind-numbingly entrancing. This is where you want to take out the jug of wine you've been hauling around in your knapsack day in and day out!

Also, consider taking the Grand Canyon Helicopter tour for marvelous aerial views. Bon Voyage!