Supai Tunnel

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Supai Tunnel is a man-made passageway carved into the canyon wall along the North Kaibab Trail in Grand Canyon National Park, serving as a notable landmark and turnaround point for many hikers.

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Supai Tunnel canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking landmark ⓘ
man-made passageway ⓘ
tunnel ⓘ
accessedBy North Kaibab Trail from North Rim ⓘ
linked to: North Kaibab Trail
carvedInto canyon wall ⓘ
category Grand Canyon National Park infrastructure ⓘ
Hiking trail landmarks in Arizona ⓘ
Tunnels in Arizona ⓘ
constructionType rock excavation ⓘ
environment semi-arid canyon environment ⓘ
governedBy Grand Canyon National Park regulations ⓘ
hasFeature cooler temperatures than exposed trail sections ⓘ
railings along trail near tunnel ⓘ
rock-cut passageway ⓘ
shade for hikers ⓘ
steep approach trail ⓘ
hasNameOrigin named after Supai, associated with Havasupai people and region ⓘ
locatedIn Arizona ⓘ
Coconino County, Arizona ⓘ
Grand Canyon National Park ⓘ
North Kaibab Trail ⓘ
United States ⓘ
locatedOn north side of Grand Canyon ⓘ
maintainedBy U.S. National Park Service ⓘ
near North Rim of Grand Canyon ⓘ
linked to: North Rim
onRouteTo Colorado River via North Kaibab Trail ⓘ
linked to: North Kaibab Trail

Roaring Springs ⓘ
partOf Grand Canyon backcountry trail system ⓘ
North Kaibab Trail corridor ⓘ
linked to: North Kaibab Trail
popularWith backpackers ⓘ
day hikers ⓘ
mule riders ⓘ
safetyRole common turnaround point to limit heat and exertion ⓘ
subjectTo seasonal weather conditions ⓘ
trailDistanceFrom Coconino Overlook ⓘ
North Kaibab Trailhead on North Rim ⓘ
usedAs rest point ⓘ
turnaround point for day hikers ⓘ
usedFor hiking ⓘ
mule traffic ⓘ

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North Kaibab Trail → passes → Supai Tunnel ⓘ