Use your voice to stop the rollback of a policy that protects forest lands, watersheds, wildlife habitat, and more.

Ask your members of Congress to co-sponsor the Roadless Area Conservation Act to protect drinking water, hunting and fishing ...

Use your voice to defend the roadless rule, a landmark conservation policy that preserves old growth forests, wildlife ...

We define diversity as psychological, physical, social, and cultural differences that occur among all individuals within the Trust’s community, including, but not ...

Bright Angel Campground is a half-mile north of the Colorado River on the banks of Bright Angel Creek, a tributary of the Colorado. To get there, you’ll have to hike a vertical mile into the depths of ...

The Grand Canyon Trust is seeking a mission-driven, experienced, and collaborative leader to serve as our next development director. The ideal candidate will bring a deep understanding of conservation ...

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument contains some of the country’s most remote and rugged lands, whose beauty comes from geologic artistry. Over many millions of years, rock layers built ...

Leaving the trailhead behind, follow the canyon rim along a broad flat bench of De Chelly Sandstone, which was deposited as windblown sand dunes 250 million years ago. The trail continues to drop at a ...

Lower Calf Creek Falls is one of Grand Staircase-Escalante’s finest hikes. It’s easy to access off the main highway and is relatively flat, making for easy walking. Note: A guide that provides ...

Join us May 1-4, 2025 to build erosion control structures in a burned area of the monument. Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument encompasses 1.8 million acres of desert canyons, colorful cliffs ...

The North Kaibab Trail is the only maintained trail on the North Rim that goes to the Colorado River. The present trail was built in the 1920s to replace an older route that crossed Bright Angel Creek ...