New: Trip Saver for Chrome. Save stays, trails and bookings from any website to My Trips.

Add to Chrome
Skip to content
My Trips Plan a trip

Grand Canyon National Park

Tanner Trail

Hiking

Steep steps lead to the trailhead sign at the Tanner Trailhead.
Be advised Tanner Trail is steep, remote and has no water filling stations. Photo: NPS
Length about 7.7 miles as mapped by NPS
Surface Native
Open to Hiking
Route One way (out and back doubles it)
High point about 7,400 ft
Low point about 2,690 ft
Up and down (one way) about 250 ft up, 4,880 ft down

Tanner Trail is a trail in Grand Canyon National Park.

Nearby

Trails

Places

  • Lipan Point Parking Parking Lot · right here
  • Lipan Point Viewpoint · right here
  • Exhibit/Wayside Exhibit / Wayside · right here
  • Tanner Trailhead · right here
  • Romtech Toilet Restroom · 0.1 mi
  • No Name Point Parking Lot · 0.6 mi
  • No Name Point Viewpoint · 0.6 mi
  • Navajo Point Parking Parking Lot · 0.9 mi

Facts on this page draw on the National Park Service: Tanner Trail (nps.gov)

Make Tanner Trail part of a trip

A free day-by-day plan for Grand Canyon National Park, with trails, where to stay and what to pack.

Add it to a trip plan

Where to stay near Grand Canyon

Local businesses near Grand Canyon

Run a business near Grand Canyon? Put it in front of visitors while they plan. Get listed

National Park Getaways participates in affiliate programs. We may earn a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.

Gear & Essentials

Tell us about your trip and we will add what else you will want:

The basics

Worth having in the car whatever the park.

For this trip

As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you.