At an elevation of about 7,500 feet, Navajo Point is the highest point of overlook points at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. It is only about one-half mile west of Desert View Lookout Point featuring a great view of the Watchtower. Visitors to Navajo Point can expect panoramic scenes to the west and eastern views of the Colorado River.

Navajo Point is 41 miles east of Grand Canyon Village and is the highest viewpoint on the South Rim at 7,461 feet (5,000 feet higher than the Colorado River). You will be able to look down on almost everything, which is why this location is so special.

Navajo Point is an overlook on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, half a mile west of Desert View, offering an alternative view of the Colorado's 'big bend' area

Navajo Point is the highest point among all of the viewpoints located along the Grand Canyon’s South rim. This viewpoint is touted to be the best option when it comes to viewing the Colorado River’s ‘big bend’ and incredible views to the Canyon’s west.

Navajo Point is a scenic overlook on the Desert View Drive portion of Arizona Highway 64 in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona 86023. It is in Coconino County in Grand Canyon National Park. Navajo Point is at 7,461 feet in elevation. You do not need to ride the free park shuttle to access Navajo Point.