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Black Canyon Corner Store

Postcards? Check. Fossils? Check. Firewood? Check. This small, locally owned store has it all. But most importantly, don't forget to check out the attache dbuilding...

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Rim Rock Trail

Rim Rock Trail i a relaxingl 1.7-mile out-and-back trail with jaw-dropping views of the canyon and the river way below. It’s an easy hike, so...

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Tomichi Point

Tomichi Point is the perfect introduction to Black Canyon of the Gunnison, offering panoramic views right from the park’s entrance. Unlike some other viewpoints, it’s...

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South Rim Visitor Center

The South Rim Visitor Center is the perfect starting point for your Black Canyon adventure, offering stunning canyon views right from its deck. Inside, you’ll...

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Gunnison Point Trail

Gunnison Point Trail is a short, 0.2-mile paved path leading to one of the park’s most iconic overlooks, right near the visitor center. With its...

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Gunnison Point

Gunnison Point is just a short, flat walk behind the visitor center, and trust me - that heart-dropping, stomach-churning view straight down into the depths...

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Oak Flat Trail

This moderate 2-mile trail is a great trail for those looking to spend some extra time on and just below the rim. The trail winds...

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Pulpit Rock Overlook

Pulpit Rock Overlook offers a dramatic vantage point where the canyon’s steep, rugged cliffs frame the Gunnison River far below. With its easy accessibility and...

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Cross Fissures View

Cross fissures are vertical cracks and fractures found in hard, brittle rock, and formed under intense pressure, such as during the Laramide Orogeny. It’s a...

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Rock Point

Rock Point Trail, which has a roundtrip distance of just over a quarter mile to a canyon jut out overlooking “The Narrows.” The corridor here...

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Devils Lookout

Devil’s Lookout Trail, a half-mile roundtrip that offers unbeatable views directly down to the river. It’s also the location to see a natural phenomena that’s...

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Chasm View

The Chasm View Overlook starts with a quick stroll through the pinyon-juniper forest, but when you reach the end, you’re rewarded with one of the...

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Painted Wall View

The Painted Wall Viewpoint offers a jaw-dropping look at the tallest cliff in Colorado, rising 2,250 feet above the Gunnison River. Its stunning dark rock...

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Cedar Point

The Cedar Point Trail is a moderate, short hike—just under half a mile round trip—that will take you to two beautiful canyon overlooks. The overlooks...

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Dragon Point

The walk to the Dragon Point Overlook is just a third of a mile roundtrip, and it’s a great place for seeing pegmatite and for...

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Sunset View

The westernmost viewpoiint on the South Rim, this spot lives up to its name, offering a great view of the sunset over the canyon.

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High Point

High Point is the highest overlook on the South Rim, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and the distant San Juan Mountains. It’s the...

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Warner Point Nature Trail

The Warner Point Nature Trail is a 1.5-mile, moderately difficult round-trip hike that offers breathtaking views of Black Canyon, the Gunnison River, and the surrounding...

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Warner Point

Warner Point offers a spectacular vantage point at the edge of Black Canyon, showcasing jaw-dropping views of the Gunnison River and the sprawling valleys beyond....

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East Portal Gunnison Tunnel

East Portal Drive is a steep, winding road that takes you right down to the Gunnison River, offering a close-up look at the canyon’s towering...

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North Rim Ranger Station

This small, seasonal ranger station is the hub of the park’s quieter side. You can grab maps, check trail conditions, and chat with a ranger...

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North Vista Trail

The North Vista Trail is the longest hike on the North Rim, with two options. The easier route is a 3.2-mile round trip to Exclamation...

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Chasm View Nature Trail

A quick, half-mile loop right next to the ranger station, this trail offers some of the best views on the North Rim. Along the path,...

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The Narrows View

True to its name, this overlook peers into one of the tightest stretches of the canyon, where the walls squeeze just 40 feet apart at...

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Balanced Rock View

Look out and you’ll see it — a massive boulder balanced on a narrow pedestal, one of the canyon’s signature sights. The rock below has...

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Big Island View

From here, you’re looking straight down at Big Island, a chunk of canyon floor split by the Gunnison River. The sheer walls on either side...

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Island Peaks View

This overlook puts you above a cluster of towering rock “islands” rising from the canyon floor, carved by the river over millennia. From here, you...

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Kneeling Camel View

Named for the rock formation that looks like a camel bowing, this viewpoint highlights the canyon’s quirky shapes carved by centuries of erosion. The walls...

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Deadhorse Trail

Deadhorse Trail follows an old service road once used by rangers and ranchers to reach stock ponds and fence lines. Today it’s the only North...

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