Grand Canyon West Rim Entry Tickets with Skywalk Access

Experience the beauty and rich culture of Grand Canyon West with flexible, self-guided access to iconic viewpoints, cultural sites, and more for an unforgettable adventure.

Getting started

Begin your journey at the Grand Canyon West, where you'll check in and board the hop-on hop-off shuttle and begin exploring the rim at your own pace.

What to expect

Grand Canyon West, located on Hualapai Tribal land, offers stunning canyon views, cultural experiences, and unique attractions that highlight both the natural wonder and heritage of the area.

Features

• Eagle Point: Admire the eagle-shaped rock formation and learn about Hualapai traditions through cultural exhibits and performances.

• Guano Point: Enjoy panoramic views and explore the historic remnants of a guano mining operation atop a rugged outcrop.

• Hualapai Ranch: Step into a Western-style outpost with cowboy-themed activities and entertainment for the whole family.

• Shuttle service: The included hop-on hop-off shuttle makes it easy to travel between all major points of interest at your own pace.

• Zip line ride: Zip across the canyon on a zip line soaring more than 2,100 feet in the air, with speeds over 40 mph.

• Grand Canyon Skywalk: Walk 70 feet out over the canyon on a glass bridge suspended 4,000 feet above the Colorado River for an unforgettable thrill.

• Arcade experience: Play arcade games and enjoy unlimited access to the arcade, all day long, in between sightseeing, meals, and other outdoor activities at the West Rim.

• Activities within Grand Canyon West: Discover hiking trails, cultural demonstrations, and scenic photo spots throughout the rim area.

Grand Canyon West Rim Entry Tickets with Skywalk Access

Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Grand Canyon West on this self-guided tour that includes entry tickets to Eagle Point, Guano Point, and Grand Canyon West. This 8-hour guided sightseeing experience offers unparalleled access to landmarks such as the Grand Canyon Skywalk, a glass bridge over the edge of the canyon, allowing you to walk out over the rim for panoramic views. The tour also features a zip line ride across the canyon, providing an adrenaline rush while taking in stunning vistas. With complimentary meal and merchandise vouchers worth $20 each, guests can enjoy dining options and souvenirs at Grand Canyon West. Hop-on hop-off shuttle service ensures convenient transportation between attractions like Eagle Point and Guano Point, where you can learn about Hualapai culture and take in the scenery. The tour is available in English with audio guides provided for an immersive experience.

Explore Grand Canyon Skywalk

Your tour stops at the Grand Canyon Skywalk, a marvel of engineering built in 2007 that extends 10 feet beyond the canyon's edge, providing visitors with breathtaking views. The skywalk is made entirely of glass and steel, spanning approximately 40 feet over the canyon's rim. At this location, guests can walk out on the transparent bridge to see the Colorado River winding below and observe the vast expanse of red rock formations stretching for miles in every direction. Historical facts include its construction by the Hualapai Tribe, who sought to showcase their land’s natural beauty to visitors from around the world. The unique experience at this site allows you to stand on the edge of a 4,000-foot-deep canyon and marvel at the geological wonders that have been shaped over millions of years. Spend about 30 minutes here before moving on to other attractions.

Experience Eagle Point

At Eagle Point, guests can explore one of the most scenic viewpoints in Grand Canyon West, offering expansive views of the Colorado River and surrounding cliffs. This area is significant for its cultural importance as it was a sacred site for Native American tribes long before tourism began. The point covers approximately 10 acres, with various lookout points and interpretive signs detailing the history and geology of the region. Visitors can spend about an hour here, taking in panoramic vistas and learning about Hualapai culture through interactive exhibits and guided tours. Unique features include a replica of an ancient cliff dwelling that provides insight into the lives of early inhabitants.

Visit Guano Point

Guano Point is another highlight on this tour, featuring one of the most dramatic viewpoints in Grand Canyon West with panoramic vistas stretching for miles across rugged canyons and towering cliffs. The point covers about 15 acres and offers several observation areas where you can take in sweeping views of the Colorado River winding through deep gorges below. Historical facts include its name derived from guano mining operations that were active here until the early 20th century, providing valuable fertilizer to farmers worldwide. Visitors typically spend around an hour at Guano Point, enjoying photo opportunities and learning about local flora and fauna through informative signage.

Tour Highlights

• Self-guided exploration of Grand Canyon West
• Entry tickets to Grand Canyon Skywalk with glass bridge access
• Zip line ride across the canyon for adrenaline seekers
• Complimentary meal voucher worth $10 redeemable at restaurants
• Complimentary merchandise voucher worth $10 for souvenirs
• Guided tours in English with audio guides available in multiple languages
• Cultural exhibits and interactive displays at Eagle Point and Guano Point
• Hop-on hop-off shuttle service between key attractions like Eagle Point and Guano Point

Perfect for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and history enthusiasts, this guided sightseeing tour provides an immersive experience of the Grand Canyon West’s natural beauty. The 8-hour format allows you to explore landmarks such as the Grand Canyon Skywalk, zip line over the canyon, and learn about Hualapai culture at Eagle Point and Guano Point, giving you a comprehensive view of Miami's geological wonders while enjoying convenient transportation options.