Hull Cabin

Total Miles
33.5

Elevation

2,295.50 ft

Duration

2 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

Camp and drive around Kaibab National Forest, just a few miles south of the Grand Canyon. There is a loop in the area that takes you past a fire tower to historic Hull Cabin. Along this trail is free camping and enough room for Large RVs. Settle in and start exploring. Unlicensed OHVs are permitted. Start in Tusayan to take the route in reverse and avoid going through the park.

Photos of Hull Cabin

Hull Cabin
Hull Cabin

Difficulty

Easy: The main route is wide maintained gravel. Alternate loop 303 is easy, but narrows to one lane in places with a few muddy spots here and there.

History

Hull Cabin was built in 1889 by Phillip and William Hull and used as a sheep camp until 1907. At that time, it was purchased by the Forest Service and converted to a ranger station. The cabin is no longer in service and was locked up when we visited. Still, there is much to see. As you look around, please leave everything as you find it.

Technical Rating

2

Access Description

From Cameron, take Highway 64 west. You'll enter Grand Canyon National Park. Turn left on unmarked Coconino Rim Road between mile markers 254 and 253. This turn is about 4 miles west of Moran Point and 2 miles east of Grandview Point. To drive in reverse direction from Tusayan, Forest Road 302 is on the south end of town across from Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn.

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