charnees

Shanti, we stayed in one of their"cozy cabins", which was newly refinished and very clean, small, with a kitchenette. Comfortable, and quiet because it was behind the other buildings, away from the highway. Not fancy. Just simple, clean, comfortable. We were pleased to find it.

Shanti

Thanks, charnees. The cozy cabins look good to me.

InSandy

Okay, back to the Grand Canyon North Rim. There are a couple different areas there. If you just stay around the lodge I don't think you'll get the full Grand Canyon experience. You need to get out to the Cape Royal and Point Imperial viewpoints, and that takes time. Plan two days for that. One for the area around the Lodge and the other for the other locations.

Take whichever night you can get lodging at the North Rim Lodge for your stay there and work Bryce and Zion around it.

If you get it night 7 then head to Grand Canyon, enjoy the lodge area stay the night
day 8 travel to the other areas of Grand Canyon, then travel late afternoon to Bryce, stay Bryce
day 9 take the Navajo to Queen's garden loop hike, See the other main amphitheater views and leave the scenic drive for another time (there might be one, you never know). Then drive to Zion. Hope fully you will have the greater part of the afternoon for an intro, take the Riverside trail walk, or Emerald Pools etc. Stay Springdale
Day 10, hike to Scouts Lookout or all the way to Angel's Landing in the morning, then drive to LV a three hour drive gaining an hour due to time change.

Adjust depending on lodging options.

paulhelmick

you will love seeing grand canyon