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Post by Glitter »

Does anyone know the distance from the North Rim campground area to Ribbon Falls? I'm going on a North Rim camping trip with some of my family and would like to get in some day hikes. Any suggestions?
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Post by MaryPhyl »

I don't know exactly but it would be a long one for a day hike--14 miles for the round trip--16 maybe.
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Post by tempe8 »

It's just shy of 16 miles roundtrip...a long day hike.

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Post by Glitter »

Is there anything slightly shorter than that out there, that may be a little bit too long?
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Post by MtnGeek »

You can always head down a trail find a nice stopping point and head back. I have done that on the Tanner trail. The North Kiabab trail does have really nice views if you wanted to do that on that trail.
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Post by lobo41 »

Roaring Springs is 4 miles down the North Kaibab. Some of the most awesome views of the Canyon are found between Supai Tunnel (2 miles from the rim) and Roaring Springs.

And, as Steven said, you can turn around at any point on the North Kaibab.
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Post by Glitter »

Yeah, I just hear about Roaring Springs from someone the other day. Sounds like a great hike with some great scenery. Thanks for the idea.
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