Ribbon Falls
Coconino County, Arizona
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Coconino County, Arizona
- Access status
- North Kaibab corridor closed after flooding
- The walk
- North Kaibab corridor closed
- Ground & access
- Inner-canyon trail affected by flooding; no current waterfall crossing verified.
Checked October 27, 2026: NPS lists the entire North Kaibab Trail from its trailhead to Phantom Ranch closed after flash flooding, with no reopening estimate. This supersedes the earlier March reopening notice to Ribbon Falls junction.
Plan your visit
Ribbon Falls via North Kaibab corridor, currently closed
No waterfall round-trip distance verified.
Inner-canyon trail affected by flooding; no current waterfall crossing verified.
Where to start
North Kaibab trailhead parking does not provide an available hike while the trail is closed.
Timing & water
Closure current on October 27, 2026; reopening unknown.
Before you go
No available visit established; permit and booking arrangements not researched.
Visitor informationVisit sources
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