Bill Hall Trail - Grand Canyon National Park, AZ - a steep hiking adventure though the country side

Bill Hall Trail located in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona starts at Monument Point. The point is found on the National Park's boundary at the canyon's north rim. The park services are approximately twenty miles to the west of the point at North Rim, Arizona. There are over thirty-five miles of forest graded dirt forest roads used to access the trailhead. It is recommended that visitors to the area use four wheel drive vehicles.

There is a dirt parking lot at the trailhead of the Bill Hall Trail. The trail goes west and slopes down into the Grand Canyon National Park. There are a number of short and steep switchbacks along the trail as it goes down into the rocks. The trail is steepest at Coconino Sandstone.

The Bill Hall Trail has a number of boulders some of which require climbing over or taking detours around. There are some areas along the trail that might require the hiker to lower their gear before they make the climb down the trial themselves. Bill Hall Trail begins to level off around the Esplanade Sandstone approximately two miles into the steep downgrade where it crosses Thunder River Trail. This is the lower portion of the trail.

The Bill Hall Trail gives hikers a unique experience in the Grand Canyon National Park. It is ideal for anyone looking for adventure.