Yes, there is a difference between the view from the North Rim and the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. The South Rim offers a panoramic view of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River deep in the gorge. The view from the South Rim is also more well-known and popular than the view from the North Rim, with viewpoints like Mather Point and Yavapai Point. The North Rim offers a different kind of view, with a more remote, wild, and rugged appearance. The view from the North Rim is generally less crowded than the South Rim and offers more varied views due to the higher elevation difference. The view from the North Rim is also greener and more forested than from the South Rim due to its higher elevation and cooler climate.