Embrace Nature at the Kaibab Squirrel Area National Natural Landmark

Getting There

• Car

  From any point within the Kaibab National Forest, navigate to Arizona Highway 67 (AZ-67). If you're near the North Rim Visitor Center, head east on North Rim Road and then turn south onto AZ-67. Continue south for about 10 miles until you reach the junction with Forest Road 22. Turn left onto Forest Road 22 and follow the signs for the Kaibab Squirrel Area National Natural Landmark. The landmark is located at approximately latitude 36.7133514 and longitude -112.2169914. Ensure to keep an eye out for marked signs along the way.

• Public Transportation

  Public transportation options are limited in this remote area. The closest bus service is in the town of Williams, AZ. From Williams, you can take a taxi or rideshare service to reach the Kaibab National Forest. Once you arrive at the forest, you will need to rent a car or find local transportation to reach the Kaibab Squirrel Area, as there are no public transit routes within the forest.

• Bicycle

  For adventurous travelers, biking is an option. If you are already within the Kaibab National Forest, you can take Forest Road 22 on a bicycle. Be prepared for a rugged ride as the terrain can be challenging. Make sure to wear a helmet and bring plenty of water and snacks for the journey. The route is approximately 5 to 8 miles from major camping areas, such as the North Rim area, depending on your starting point.