Welcome Information For Holiday Lets
The Kaibab Indian Reservation is located on the northern border of Arizona and has a land base of 188 square miles (just over 120,000 acres, 18x12 miles). There are 5 small villages scattered across the reservation, separated by as much as 14 miles. Public travel on the reservation is limited to the existing county roads (Moccasin and Mt. Trumbull/Toroweap roads). Travel elsewhere on the reservation requires a permit and/or guide service.
Visitors may enjoy:
• Viewing exhibits at the NPS/Tribal museum - Allow 1 hour.
• Guided hikes on the Heart (or Mu'uputs) Canyon trail - fees apply, inquire at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Camping at the RV Campground - located 1 mile north of the monument; fees apply, purchase permits at the gas station located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Gas, travel and camping supplies are available at the convenience store and
gas station, located ¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Seasonal permitted hunting and fishing are also available - permit required, inquire with the Wildlife Department at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
Visitors may enjoy:
• Viewing exhibits at the NPS/Tribal museum - Allow 1 hour.
• Guided hikes on the Heart (or Mu'uputs) Canyon trail - fees apply, inquire at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Camping at the RV Campground - located 1 mile north of the monument; fees apply, purchase permits at the gas station located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Gas, travel and camping supplies are available at the convenience store and
gas station, located ¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Seasonal permitted hunting and fishing are also available - permit required, inquire with the Wildlife Department at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
The Kaibab People ask that you respect tribal resources, the privacy of our tribal members, and enjoy our land.
Welcome Information For Holiday Lets
The Kaibab Indian Reservation is located on the northern border of Arizona and has a land base of 188 square miles (just over 120,000 acres, 18x12 miles). There are 5 small villages scattered across the reservation, separated by as much as 14 miles. Public travel on the reservation is limited to the existing county roads (Moccasin and Mt. Trumbull/Toroweap roads). Travel elsewhere on the reservation requires a permit and/or guide service.
Visitors may enjoy:
• Viewing exhibits at the NPS/Tribal museum - Allow 1 hour.
• Guided hikes on the Heart (or Mu'uputs) Canyon trail - fees apply, inquire at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Camping at the RV Campground - located 1 mile north of the monument; fees apply, purchase permits at the gas station located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Gas, travel and camping supplies are available at the convenience store and
gas station, located ¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Seasonal permitted hunting and fishing are also available - permit required, inquire with the Wildlife Department at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
Visitors may enjoy:
• Viewing exhibits at the NPS/Tribal museum - Allow 1 hour.
• Guided hikes on the Heart (or Mu'uputs) Canyon trail - fees apply, inquire at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Camping at the RV Campground - located 1 mile north of the monument; fees apply, purchase permits at the gas station located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Gas, travel and camping supplies are available at the convenience store and
gas station, located ¼ mile south of the visitor center.
• Seasonal permitted hunting and fishing are also available - permit required, inquire with the Wildlife Department at Tribal Headquarters located¼ mile south of the visitor center.
The Kaibab People ask that you respect tribal resources, the privacy of our tribal members, and enjoy our land.
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