Hydros Adventures LLC

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Grand Canyon area guides provide fully guided hiking tours in Grand Canyon National Park, with each trip being led by a professional backcountry guide. All professional Guides have medical training, an intimate knowledge of all aspects of the Grand Canyon, and a passion for what they do. All necessary gear, permits, and a picnic lunch are typically included on one day hikes from the South Rim. There are several excellent hikes you can do in a day, including South Kaibab to Cedar Ridge , Hermit Trail to Dripping Springs and Bright Angel to Two-Mile Corner . Check out our Frequently Asked Questions to find out what you need to bring, when to visit and more. There are many different reasons people choose a guided day hike when they come to the Grand Canyon. Your guide is a safety net to make you feel comfortable in a beautiful, but sometimes harsh and rugged landscape. A guided Grand Canyon hike takes away the hassles of planning, and has lunch ready for you on the trail. With a knowledgeable guide, you're sure not to miss those little things that make a trip below the South Rim special. The best reason to do a guided trip, however, is the benefit of a Grand Canyon education. A knowledgeable guide provides a totally different Grand Canyon experience. Without someone who has intimate knowledge of the Canyon, you're just hiking in the dark! Scroll On Down To Check Out Guided Day Hikes or see Grand Canyon Multi-Day Treks ! South Kaibab to Cedar Ridge Built by the National Park Service for its expansive vistas, the South Kaibab Trail is Hydros Adventure's top pick for a Grand Canyon day hike. Sightings of California Condors, 1.7 billion years of geologic history, and the elusive Grand Canyon mule are all part of the day. If this is your first South Rim hike, the Kaibab Trail will reveal images of the Grand Canyon engrained in your psyche since childhood. Round-trip distance: 3 mi/4.8 km

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