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Cape Final Trail Map
An easy out-and-back through ponderosa pine to one of the North Rim's most underrated viewpoints.
- One-way: 2.0 mi (3.3 km)
- Elevation change: 194 ft
- Difficulty: Easy
- Free GPX download, interactive topo map and elevation profile on this page
Cape Final Trail FAQ
- How long is the Cape Final Trail?
- The Cape Final Trail is 2.0 miles (3.3 km) one-way. Hiking to the end and back is about 4.1 miles round trip.
- How much elevation change is on the Cape Final Trail?
- The trail runs between about 7,854 ft and 8,048 ft above sea level, an elevation change of roughly 194 ft.
- How hard is the Cape Final Trail?
- We rate the Cape Final Trail easy, a good choice for most hikers. It still sits at high elevation, so take it slow and carry water.
- Do I need a permit to hike the Cape Final Trail?
- Day hikes in Grand Canyon National Park don't need a permit. Any overnight stay below the rim requires a backcountry permit from the National Park Service. On our guided trips, we handle the permits.
- Can I download a Cape Final Trail GPX file?
- Yes. Use the Download GPX button above for a free GPX track that works with Garmin, AllTrails, Gaia GPS, CalTopo and most GPS watches.