Tuweep Area Day Use Tickets

Grand Canyon National Park

The Tuweep area of Grand Canyon National Park is remote and requires a 3 hour or more one way drive on dirt roads from St. George, UT, or Fredonia, AZ. and getting there is challenging. There is no water, gas, food, lodging, Wi-Fi, or cell service.  

Each vehicle or motorcycle entering Tuweep, including all park areas within Toroweap Valley and on the Kanab Plateau must have: (1) A Tuweep Area Day Use ticket (available below) or (for overnight stays) a Backcountry Permit, (2) a Park Pass (America the Beautiful), and (3) Photo ID & Highway License Plate. These are not available on site and must be purchased prior to trip. 

The ancestral home of the Southern Paiute people, "Tuweep" refers to the broad volcanic valley and surrounding western park lands. Today, based on an extensive public process, the area is managed for an uncrowded, rustic, wilderness experience dominated by nature and solitude. In 1995, public comment led to the development of a park general management plan outlining an entry reservation system for Tuweep.  

Toroweap Overlook offers a dramatic view of the Colorado River with a sheer drop of 3,000 vertical feet (915 m). Go to the edge for a breathtaking view. Explore the slickrock and admire the native plants. But watch your step – fragile biological soil crusts abound! 

Need to Know

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Private Vehicle Day Permit

Commercial Vehicle Day Permit

Changes and Cancellations

There is a $2 reservation fee for each vehicle permit. Modifications or cancellations are possible until midnight before the day of entry. The $2 reservation fee is non-refundable.

Contact Information

Mailing Address

PO Box 129 Grand Canyon AZ 86023

Available Tickets

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