Mohave Point - Grand Canyon National Park, AZ - a number of outlooks in the Grand Canyon

Mohave Point located in the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona provides a view of the three thousand foot high cliffs that encircle the Abyss and head in the direction of the Pima Point. Two miles to the west of the Point there are three more points visible allowing for a full view of the surrounding area in the Grand Canyon. There is also a view of the river that includes both the Granite and Boucher Rapids at Monument Creek's end.

The Mohave Point has the Alligator below it which is a red sandstone mesa covered with jagged edges. The route of the Hermit's Rest shuttle bus includes the Point as one of its two eastbound stops in addition to Hopi Point. The sunset is amazing from either viewpoint.

There are a number of individual overlooks at Mohave Point. The area doesn't have as many visitors as other points making the environment more serene than other areas of the Grand Canyon National Park. The Grand Canyon is breathtaking and the vantage point of the Mohave Point allows visitors to get an astonishing view of the natural land formations.

There are a number of natural wonders in the Grand Canyon National Park that can be seen from the Mohave Point.