The Watchtower

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[3 - 199] S Entrance Rd

Grand Canyon, AZ 86023

+1 (928) 638-7888

The Watchtower is a unique destination in Grand Canyon, AZ that offers visitors a chance to experience stunning views and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.

With its iconic structure and strategic location, The Watchtower provides a peaceful and awe-inspiring setting for individuals looking to connect with nature and explore the wonders of the Grand Canyon.

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Jessi Z.

1/2/2025

Had a beautiful time! Bring some quarters to put into the binoculars. Has a gift shop inside they take cards. Bathrooms, parking and picnic tables are near by. Great family outing !

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Travis T.

2/15/2023

The Desert View Watchtower is a 70 foot iconic stone structure that can be seen from quite a distance away. It has four stories and was designed by architect Mary Colter in 1932. The Watchtower is...

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Beth B.

8/19/2022

I love our National Parks and the Grand Cayon is my favorite. I love the history of this building. There's so many that Mary did there that are just spectacular. Check it out for sure.

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John L. H.

3/24/2020

The Desert View Watchtower is a place you must see to believe. I mean it. Throughout my life I have heard about places that I had to see to believe. That phrase is pretty overused in my opinion...

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Tracy L.

4/6/2022

The Watchtower is an impressive stop. There's plenty of parking, restrooms, a shop to buy souvenirs and food. The rim is an east flat walk from the parking lot, and it is a gorgeous outlook. If...

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Grand Canyon National Park, located entirely within the state of Arizona, showcases one of the world's most remarkable erosional features—a deep canyon that draws visitors to its breathtaking views from both the North and South Rims. The park encompasses 278 miles of the Colorado River and is situated on the ancestral lands of 11 Tribal Communities, highlighting its rich cultural heritage. Visitors can engage in a variety of activities such as walking, hiking, stargazing, and guided tours, all while enjoying the stunning vistas that the park has to offer. With options for camping, lodging, and exploring, Grand Canyon National Park serves as a gateway to not only natural beauty but also cultural experiences through programs and events celebrating Indigenous traditions. Generated from the website

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The Grand Canyon National Park is owned and operated by the National Park Service of the Department of the Interior, which maintains several parks and more than 400 natural, cultural and recreational sites across the United States. Founded in 1919, the park is a world heritage site that is comprised of over 1,200,000 acres of land area. The park supports junior ranger and educational programs. The Grand Canyon National Park also organizes mule and river trips, as well as hiking and camping activities. The park provides guided tours and lodging facilities. It is located in Grand Canyon, Ariz.

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