Services are limited on the North Rim. The National Park Service maintains a visitor center, and interpretive programs are offered seasonally. Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time. We are on Mountain Standard Time year-round. The exception to this is the Navajo Reservation, in the northeast corner of the state.
Services are available and facilies are open year round.
Weather permitting, the North Rim is open for day use only following the close of facilities in mid-October. After that time there are no services or overnight facilites available inside the park on the North Rim. Greyhound Bus Lines offers service from Flagstaff and Williams to points nationwide. The South Rim is 7000 feet above sea level, which means snow in winter and cool nights even in summer. The North Rim is 8000 feet above sea level and can receive snow throughout most of the year.