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South Rim
Mule rides from the South Rim are arranged through Amfac Parks & Resorts. Call: 303-297-2757 or Fax: 303-297-3175, or write to:
Amfac
14001 E. Illiff, Ste. 600
Aurora, CO 80014
It is a two day trip to the Colorado River and back up to the South Rim. Overnight riders stay and eat at Phantom Ranch. A one day trip is also offered which goes part way to the river stopping at Plateau Point on the Bright Angel Trail.
Mule trips may be booked 23 months in advance and fill up early. A waiting list is maintained for cancellations, but chances of obtaining reservations on the waiting list are slim. If you wish to make a trip into the canyon on a mule, plan ahead! There are restrictions: mule riders must not weigh more than 200 lbs / 91 kg fully dressed, must be at least 4 feet 7 inches / 140 cm in height, must be able to speak and understand fluent English, must be in good physical condition, should not be afraid of heights or large animals, and cannot be pregnant.
North Rim
North Rim mule trips do not go to the river. One hour ($15.00 ) rides along the rim and .5 day ($40.00) rim or inner canyon trips are usually available on a daily basis. Full day trips into the canyon ($95.00) include lunch. Register in the lobby of the Grand Canyon Lodge at the Grand Canyon Trail Rides desk; open 7:00 am - 5:00 pm daily. For reservations call Grand Canyon Trail Rides: 435-679-8665, or write to:
Grand Canyon Trail Rides
PO Box 128
Tropic, Utah, 84776
