Lees Ferry Lodge is located 120 miles north of Flagstaff, Arizona, at the edge of the Vermilion Cliffs National Wilderness Area, on Hwy 89A, 3.5 miles west of the Navajo Bridge, which spans the Colorado River.

We're just 10 miles from Lees Ferry, the entry point for Grand Canyon river trips.  We are also one of the nearest hotels to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Lees Ferry offers incredible scenery, access to the Paria Wilderness Area, a launch ramp and walk-in fishing areas, as well as historic buildings and trails.

The Lodge's location makes for easily accessible day-trip fishing entry point inside Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Grand Canyon National Park.

Yet another rainbow. 
Photo by Greg Auberger.

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For directions from Phoenix, Arizona and Las Vegas, Nevada

Directions from Phoenix, Arizona:

Take I-17 North to Flagstaff. Take I-40 east to Exit 201 (Hwy 89 north, Page/Grand Canyon). This road will take you through the outskirts of Flagstaff and north onto the Navajo Reservation. 

Stay on Hwy 89 for about 100 miles, then turn left on Hwy 89A and follow the signs toward Lees Ferry. After you cross the Navajo Bridge over the Colorado River, you'll pass the Lees Ferry turnoff (please stay on the highway). Just three and a half miles more and you're there!

Approximate driving time: 4 hours

Directions from Las Vegas, Nevada:

Take I-15 north from Las Vegas for about 2.5 hours to St. George, Utah. Continue seven miles past St. George to Exit 16 (Route 9). Follow Route 9 for 10 miles to the town of Hurricane. When you enter the town of Hurricane, Route 9 becomes State St.

Stay on State St. through the center of Hurricane and turn right at the light at Main Street. Go to the stop sign and turn left. You are now on Rte. 59, which will rapidly climb up to the top of the mesa just east of town. Follow Rte. 59 for about 52 miles, until you reach a stop sign in Fredonia, Arizona. (Note: Rte. 59 becomes Rte. 389 once you cross the Utah/Arizona border.)

Turn right at the stop sign (you will be turning onto Route 89A, the Vermilion Cliffs Scenic Road). Follow Route 89A for approximately 75 miles. You will pass through Jacob Lake on top of the plateau, and past Cliff Dwellers Lodge once you've driven down the other side of the plateau into the Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness Area.

Lees Ferry Lodge is on the left, about five miles past Cliff Dwellers Lodge.

Approximate driving time: 5 hours
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Lee's Ferry Lodge

Hotel Accomodations and Restaurant for travelers in Northern Arizona
visiting the North rim of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River.

Call  Ph. 928-355-2231

HC67, Box 1 Marble Canyon, AZ 86036