Grand Canyon Railway Depot, Grand Canyon National Park

Take a step back in time at Grand Canyon Railway Depot, a national historic landmark at the end of the railroad tracks and within 100 m (330 ft) of the rim of the canyon. Dating back to 1909, the depot was built with logs and features a rustic interior with four rooms, a ticket office, a baggage room, and a small upstairs apartment. As one of the oldest surviving wooden train depots in the country, this is a great place to start exploring the history of railroads and their role in promoting U.S. National Parks. Add Grand Canyon Railway Depot and other attractions to your Grand Canyon National Park trip itinerary using our Grand Canyon National Park travel route planner.