Kaibab Plateau-North Rim Parkway

Arizona State Highway 67 provides access to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. The 44-mile drive from Jacob Lake to the North Rim has been described as “the most pleasant 44 miles in America”. The highway is a designated National Forest Scenic Byway and a State Scenic Parkway, the Kaibab Plateau–North Rim Parkway. The Byway starts on State Highway 67 and continues to the end of the Grand Canyon National Park on the North Rim. The Kaibab National Forest boundary is 30 miles south of Jacob Lake on State Highway 67.

As the route passes through the Kaibab National Forest, visitors can view beautiful high elevation mixed conifer forests, sub-alpine meadows, montane grasslands, ponds and limestone outcrops. Wildlife is abundant along this highway, watch for deer and meandering buffalo!

From Grand Canyon NP SR 67 begins at Bright Angel Point along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park. The road heads north as the heading into Kaibab National Forest othe roadway is surrounded by a narrow meadows bordered by conifer trees that transition into ponderosa pine dominated forests. The road ends (or begins) at Highway 89A, adjacent to the Jacob Lake Inn.