Cape Royal Trail

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Cape Royal Trail

Angels Window
Length .5 mi; .8 km
Trailheads Cape Royal Road
Use Hiking
Trail Difficulty Easy
Season May through October
Sights Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Hazards Lightning

The Cape Royal Trail is a hiking and interperative trail in Grand Canyon National Park, located in the U.S. state of Arizona.

The paved trail begins in the parking area at the southern end of Cape Royal Road on the north rim. From the parking area, the trail heads south with signs describing the views and the local flora. Viewpoints along the trail include Angel's window (a natural arch), and Cape Royal itself at the end of the trail. The trail is ½ mile in length, making a 1 mile round trip.

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Grand Canyon trails
Above-rim Trails: Bright Angel Point Trail | Cape Final Trail | Cape Royal Trail | Cliff Spring Trail | Fire Point Trail | Francois Matthes Trail | Ken Patrick Trail | Komo Point Trail | Rim Trail | Tiyo Point Trail | Transept Trail | Uncle Jim Trail | Walhalla Glades Trail | Walhalla Spur Trail | Widforss Trail | Widforss Forest Trail

Below-rim Trails: Beamer Trail | Bill Hall Trail | Boucher Trail | Bright Angel Trail | Clear Creek Trail | Deer Creek Trail | Dripping Springs Trail | Escalante Route | Esplanade Route | Grandview Trail | Havasu Trail | Hermit Trail | Kanab Creek Trail | Lava Falls Trail | Nankoweap Trail | New Hance Trail | North Bass Trail | North Kaibab Trail | Plateau Point Trail | River Trail | Royal Arch Route | South Bass Trail | South Canyon Trail | South Kaibab Trail | Tanner Trail | Thunder River Trail | Tonto Trail | Tuckup Trail | Waldron Trail
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