City overview
Phoenix is the sunbaked capital of Arizona: desert mountains you can hike before breakfast, the Heard and Phoenix Art Museum, spring baseball and golf, and an easy base for Sedona and the Grand Canyon. The city has one of the Southwest's most established Orthodox communities, concentrated in North Central Phoenix along 7th Street, with several shuls, a community eruv, a local kashrut Vaad and a cluster of kosher restaurants, bakeries and markets. Chabad runs centres across the city, and Phoenix is also home to a large Bukharian Jewish community with its own synagogues.
Grand Canyon National Park — South Rim (day trip)
Phoenix, AZ · $35 per private vehicle or $20 per person, valid 7 days; non-US residents aged 16+ pay an additional $100 per person unless they hold an annual pass
Stand at the rim of the Grand Canyon, about 3.5–4 hours' drive north of Phoenix.
Time needed
Full day; an overnight stay makes it easier
Hours
South Rim open year-round; check NPS for current facility hours
Tips
Entrance stations accept cards only, no cash. Leave early, and bring kosher food and plenty of water.
Phone
928-638-7888Website
https://www.nps.gov/grcaNeighborhood
Grand Canyon
Kosher map of Phoenix, AZ
Pick a place on the map or search an address or hotel to see what is kosher around it.