Grand Canyon Fire Updates
The latest information regarding the wildfires at Grand Canyon’s North Rim.
The South Rim remains open to visitors and unaffected by the active fires on the North Rim.
Check current weather and park conditions with live webcams from the National Park Service. The Kolb Studio webcam, located on the South Rim near the Bright Angel Trailhead, looks north toward the Dragon Bravo Fire. The Yavapai Point webcam faces northwest and includes a feature to understand air quality and visibility.
Grand Canyon Fire Status
The wildfires in Grand Canyon’s North Rim are now 80% contained. Highway 67 to Grand Canyon’s North Rim remains closed due to fire damage.
The South Rim remains open and welcomes visitors, and Stage 2 Fire Restrictions have been lifted.
Visit the official Grand Canyon National Park website for further details on trail closures.
Trail Re-openings & Status Updates
The South Rim remains open and operational. Several trails have re-opened as fire containment strengthens, including:
- South Kaibab Trail: open from trailhead to Tipoff
- Tonto Trail: open between Tipoff and Havasupai Gardens
- Bright Angel Trail: open from trailhead to Pipe Creek Resthouse
The River Trail (Pipe Creek to South Kaibab junction) remains closed through October 31, 2025, due to ongoing Transcanyon Waterline Project construction and the Silver Bridge will remain closed through November 26, 2025. Phantom Ranch and Bright Angel Campground are tentatively scheduled to reopen November 1, 2025. The North Kaibab Trail is closed indefinitely due to post-fire damage and required repairs.
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