TopoCelebrate one of the most iconic endurance routes in the world with this custom made sculpture of the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim trail. This piece brings your achievement to life in elegant detail, following the real GPS track and elevation profile of the Rim to Rim to Rim route.
Bring the spirit of the Canyon into your home with a sculpture built for those who go the distance.
Choose from two sculpture styles to fit your vision:
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Topo Sculptures display the trail within its surrounding terrain, giving you the full dramatic context of your journey across the canyon’s vast ridge lines and plunging depths.
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Trail Sculptures focus purely on the route itself, accentuating elevation gain and descent—perfect for highlighting the raw physicality of your adventure.
Each piece is custom designed using real GPS and elevation data, and is made to order in Colorado by a fellow outdoor enthusiast. And, a portion of all proceeds are donated to trail building organizations.
Available in multiple sizes—including options for display or holiday ornaments—these sculptures are ideal for commemorating a personal triumph or gifting to a fellow trailblazer.
The most popular colors include:
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Copper, reminding one of vibrant canyon sunrises and searing desert heat
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Green-Brown, evoking the rocky terrain and pockets of vegetation found along the trail
Custom colors and routes may be available upon request.
Looking for the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim route? Check out these trail sculpture options:
South Kaibob - North Kaibob - Rim to Rim
Bright Angel - North Kaibob - Rim to Rim
South Kaibob - Bright Angel - Rim to River
Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim (R2R2R) Trail FAQs
How long is the Rim to Rim to Rim trail?
Approximately 47 miles (75.6 kilometers) round-trip, depending on your route. Most runners and hikers follow the South Kaibab trail to the North Kaibob trail, and return back up Bright Angel.
What is the total elevation gain?
You’ll climb and descend a cumulative ~10,500 feet (3,200 meters) over the full out-and-back.
Where is the trail located?
Inside Grand Canyon National Park, spanning from the North Rim to the South Rim and back again.
What’s the best time of year to hike or run the Rim to Rim to Rim?
Ideal months are mid-May to early June and late September to October, when the North Rim is open and temperatures are milder. Summer can be dangerously hot in the inner canyon.
What’s something unique about this trail?
It's not just the scale—it’s the contrasts. Snow-dusted pine forests on the rim give way to scorching desert and redrock corridors below. You experience nearly every ecosystem in the Southwest in a single, continuous journey.
