| Vishnu Temple (center below the horizon) viewed from Moran Point. |
| View from Grandview Point overlooking features in the east part of the canyon. Solomon's Temple is a low but prominent feature right of center at the end of tree branches. |
| Overview of the Kaibab Trail from Yaki Point. O'Neill Butte is the prominent feature at the bottom left. |
| Looking into the Grand Canyon from Yaki Point, the Granite Gorge cuts through the bottom of the canyon, with the Zoroaster Temple reaching nearly to the horizon in the center. Bright Angel Canyon extends into the distance to the left of it. |
| Looking into the Granite Gorge from Mather Point with a view of Plateau Point and the Bright Angel trail on both sides of the Colorado River. Bright Angel Canyon leads prominently to the top right. |
| This view from Yavapai Point overlooks the the point where Bright Angel Canyon meets the Granite Gorge in the bottom right. The Plateau Point Trail can be seen approaching this point. |
| This view taken from the Rim Trail in Grand Canyon Village features the Battleship, so named because its pinnacles at one end. Garden Creek Canyon is in the foreground. |
| The Battleship viewed from below on the Bright Angel Trail |
| The Bright Angel Trail climbs this canyon between Indian Gardens and the South Rim. |
| Brahma Temple (left) and Zoroaster Temple (right) viewed from the Tonto Trail |
| The Tower of Set (center) and Horus Temple rise above the inner gorge, as viewed from near Plateau Point. |
| Perched above the Granite Gorge at Plateau Point, the Colorado River is in the foreground. Zoroaster Temple is the pointed feature against the sky, and Brahama Temple is to the left of it. |
| Hopi Point is in the foreground in this view westward from the Powell Memorial. |
| Grand Canyon from Maricopa Point, looking down on the "Battleship" |
| The Colorado River can be seen in this view from Hopi Point. The large red feature is called the Alligator. |
| Looking eastward from Mohave Point a long stretch of the Colorado river passes close to Cope Butte. The Hermit Trail makes it's descent on the other side of Cope Butte. |
