Diamond Creek Boat Ramp
Diamond Creek Boat Ramp
Diamond Creek Boat Ramp (river mile 226) serves as a launch and take-out point for noncommercial Colorado River trips in the Lower Gorge section of Grand Canyon National Park, located on Hualapai Tribal Land.
Access requires advance permits from both the NPS and Hualapai Tribe, with tribal fees charged per person, vehicle, and driver; the ramp can be busy and hectic, particularly during peak season (March-November) when Hualapai-only rigging/de-rigging occurs 7-10 AM.
The unpaved Diamond Creek Road takes approximately one hour to drive from the ramp to Peach Springs on Route 66.
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