I am shown hiking on Grandview Trail as the sun rises over Arizona’s Grand Canyon. Built in 1893, the old mining route leads to a spectacular vista near Horseshoe Mesa. The National Park Service considers the out-and-back trail, which is around 8 miles (12.8 kms) with a net elevation gain/loss of approximately 5,000 feet (1,524 m), to be strenuous. Click the above image to enlarge, click to read my guide “How to Hike Grand Canyon’s Grandview Trail,” or click to view my high-resolution photo collection from Grand Canyon National Park.