Grand Canyon North Rim Headquarters

The headquarters complex includes administrative buildings, residential structures, and maintenance facilities situated at the intersection of Canyon and Cerro Gordo Roads.

The North Rim Headquarters, established in 1926, emerged after Senator Ralph Cameron's opposition to development ceased, leading to the construction of ranger residences and service structures.

The National Park Service designed the buildings in rustic architecture style, incorporating local materials and traditional construction methods to reflect the natural environment.

The site provides visitor information services, hiking trail access, accommodation facilities, and ranger support for visitors exploring the northern section of Grand Canyon National Park.

The complex maintains its original exterior features from the 1930s, including wrought iron door hinges on maintenance buildings and a stone foundation residence from 1926.

Location: Coconino County

Inception: 1926

Architects: National Park Service

Architectural style: rustic architecture

GPS coordinates: 36.21512,-112.06276

Latest update: March 5, 2025 06:14