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The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 6:30 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

2

Hoover Dam Bypass

Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the famous Hoover Dam by walking on the O’Callaghan-Tillman bypass bridge.

3

Grand Canyon West

This tour's highlight is the Grand Canyon West, which is situated on the Hualapai Reservation and is a tribal enterprise of a sovereign Indian nation. Once arrive at the Grand Canyon, you will have 3 hours to explore the natural wonder. You will have easy access to the 3 viewpoints: Hualapai Ranch, Eagle Point, & Guano Point through the park shuttle bus, which is included. The West Rim offers 1900 square miles of dramatic views at every angle you look, so make sure to bring a fully charged camera. Our operation team can upgrade your experience with the world-famous glass bridge --- Skywalk or Helicopter Tour, Pontoon Boat Ride, Zipline.

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Eagle Point

Eagle Point - Named after a natural rock formation that looks like an eagle, Eagle Point is where you can immerse yourself in Native American culture through dance, self-guided tours, and shopping. In the old days, the most thrilling view you could get of the Grand Canyon came standing at its edge. In 2007, that view improved with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Canyon. Look down and you can see right through the glass platform 4,000 feet to the floor of the Canyon below. Profiled by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel offers unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Upgrade with Skywalk ($25/person).

5

Guano Point

Live life on the edge when you visit Guano Point. One of the most dramatic viewpoints in all the Grand Canyon, this location is anything but a quick stop. Take the “High Point Hike” for stunning, 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Be sure to watch where you step, because many areas do not have railings. Visit the remnants of a historic tram that once stretched 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Dine right on the edge of the canyon at Guano Deli. And peruse Native American jewelry and crafts while interacting with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.

6

Hualapai Ranch

Experience the old frontier of the Wild Wild West with photo opportunities and meal options. Availability subject to Grand Canyon West. It may be closed sometime.

7

The Strip

After exploring the Grand Canyon West, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back around 5 PM with plenty of time to take a rest and catch the nightlife.

8

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 6:30 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

9

Hoover Dam Bypass

Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the famous Hoover Dam by walking on the O’Callaghan-Tillman bypass bridge.

10

Grand Canyon West

This tour's highlight is the Grand Canyon West, which is situated on the Hualapai Reservation and is a tribal enterprise of a sovereign Indian nation. Once arrive at the Grand Canyon, you will have 3 hours to explore the natural wonder. You will have easy access to the 3 viewpoints: Hualapai Ranch, Eagle Point, & Guano Point through the park shuttle bus, which is included. The West Rim offers 1900 square miles of dramatic views at every angle you look, so make sure to bring a fully charged camera. Our operation team can upgrade your experience with the world-famous glass bridge --- Skywalk or Helicopter Tour, Pontoon Boat Ride, Zipline.

11

Eagle Point

Eagle Point - Named after a natural rock formation that looks like an eagle, Eagle Point is where you can immerse yourself in Native American culture through dance, self-guided tours, and shopping. In the old days, the most thrilling view you could get of the Grand Canyon came standing at its edge. In 2007, that view improved with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Canyon. Look down and you can see right through the glass platform 4,000 feet to the floor of the Canyon below. Profiled by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel offers unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Upgrade with Skywalk ($25/person).

12

Guano Point

Live life on the edge when you visit Guano Point. One of the most dramatic viewpoints in all the Grand Canyon, this location is anything but a quick stop. Take the “High Point Hike” for stunning, 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Be sure to watch where you step, because many areas do not have railings. Visit the remnants of a historic tram that once stretched 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Dine right on the edge of the canyon at Guano Deli. And peruse Native American jewelry and crafts while interacting with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.

13

Hualapai Ranch

Experience the old frontier of the Wild Wild West with photo opportunities and meal options. Availability subject to Grand Canyon West. It may be closed sometime.

14

The Strip

After exploring the Grand Canyon West, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back around 5 PM with plenty of time to take a rest and catch the nightlife.

15

The Strip

We provide pick-up service from any hotel along the Strip. The pick-up time is roughly around 6:30 AM. Our operation team will reconfirm the pick-up info one day before your trip.

16

Hoover Dam Bypass

Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the famous Hoover Dam by walking on the O’Callaghan-Tillman bypass bridge.

17

Grand Canyon West

This tour's highlight is the Grand Canyon West, which is situated on the Hualapai Reservation and is a tribal enterprise of a sovereign Indian nation. Once arrive at the Grand Canyon, you will have 3 hours to explore the natural wonder. You will have easy access to the 3 viewpoints: Hualapai Ranch, Eagle Point, & Guano Point through the park shuttle bus, which is included. The West Rim offers 1900 square miles of dramatic views at every angle you look, so make sure to bring a fully charged camera. Our operation team can upgrade your experience with the world-famous glass bridge --- Skywalk or Helicopter Tour, Pontoon Boat Ride, Zipline.

18

Eagle Point

Eagle Point - Named after a natural rock formation that looks like an eagle, Eagle Point is where you can immerse yourself in Native American culture through dance, self-guided tours, and shopping. In the old days, the most thrilling view you could get of the Grand Canyon came standing at its edge. In 2007, that view improved with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Canyon. Look down and you can see right through the glass platform 4,000 feet to the floor of the Canyon below. Profiled by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel offers unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Upgrade with Skywalk ($25/person).

19

Guano Point

Live life on the edge when you visit Guano Point. One of the most dramatic viewpoints in all the Grand Canyon, this location is anything but a quick stop. Take the “High Point Hike” for stunning, 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Be sure to watch where you step, because many areas do not have railings. Visit the remnants of a historic tram that once stretched 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Dine right on the edge of the canyon at Guano Deli. And peruse Native American jewelry and crafts while interacting with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.

20

Hualapai Ranch

Experience the old frontier of the Wild Wild West with photo opportunities and meal options. Availability subject to Grand Canyon West. It may be closed sometime.

21

The Strip

After exploring the Grand Canyon West, we are heading back to the sin city. You will be back around 5 PM with plenty of time to take a rest and catch the nightlife.

22

La bande

Nous proposons un service de prise en charge depuis n'importe quel hôtel du Strip. L'heure de prise en charge est d'environ 6h30. Notre équipe d'exploitation reconfirmera les informations de prise en charge un jour avant votre voyage.

23

Contournement du barrage Hoover

Profitez d'une vue plongeante sur le célèbre barrage Hoover en marchant sur le pont de contournement O'Callaghan-Tillman.

24

Grand Canyon Ouest

Le point culminant de cette visite est le Grand Canyon West, qui est situé sur la réserve de Hualapai et est une entreprise tribale d'une nation indienne souveraine. Une fois arrivé au Grand Canyon, vous aurez 3 heures pour explorer la merveille naturelle. Vous aurez un accès facile aux 3 points de vue : Hualapai Ranch, Eagle Point et Guano Point grâce à la navette du parc, qui est incluse. La rive ouest offre 1900 miles carrés de vues spectaculaires sous tous les angles, alors assurez-vous d'apporter un appareil photo entièrement chargé. Notre équipe d'exploitation peut améliorer votre expérience avec le pont de verre de renommée mondiale --- Skywalk ou tour en hélicoptère, promenade en bateau ponton, tyrolienne.

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Pointe de l'Aigle

Eagle Point - Nommé d'après une formation rocheuse naturelle qui ressemble à un aigle, Eagle Point est l'endroit où vous pouvez vous immerger dans la culture amérindienne à travers la danse, les visites autoguidées et le shopping. Autrefois, la vue la plus excitante que vous puissiez avoir du Grand Canyon se tenait à son bord. En 2007, cette vue s'est améliorée avec l'ouverture du Skywalk à Eagle Point. Ce pont de verre en forme de fer à cheval de 10 pieds de large s'étend sur 70 pieds au-dessus du bord du Canyon. Regardez vers le bas et vous pouvez voir à travers la plate-forme de verre à 4 000 pieds jusqu'au sol du Canyon ci-dessous. Présentée par National Geographic Channel, The Today Show et CNN, cette merveille d'ingénierie offre une vue imprenable sur l'une des sept merveilles naturelles du monde. Surclassement avec Skywalk (25 $/personne).

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Pointe Guano

Vivez la vie à la limite lorsque vous visitez Guano Point. L'un des points de vue les plus spectaculaires de tout le Grand Canyon, cet endroit est tout sauf un arrêt rapide. Empruntez la « High Point Hike » pour une vue imprenable à 360 degrés sur le Grand Canyon et le fleuve Colorado. Assurez-vous de regarder où vous marchez, car de nombreuses zones n'ont pas de garde-corps. Visitez les vestiges d'un tramway historique qui s'étendait autrefois sur 8 800 pieds à travers le canyon jusqu'à une mine de guano. Dînez juste au bord du canyon à Guano Deli. Et parcourez les bijoux et l'artisanat amérindiens tout en interagissant avec les membres tribaux au marché de Hualapai.

27

Ranch Hualapai

Découvrez l'ancienne frontière du Wild Wild West avec des séances de photos et des options de repas. Disponibilité sous réserve de Grand Canyon West. Il peut être fermé parfois.

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La bande

Après avoir exploré le Grand Canyon West, nous retournons à la ville du péché. Vous serez de retour vers 17 heures avec suffisamment de temps pour vous reposer et profiter de la vie nocturne.

29

Mike O'Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge

Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the famous Hoover Dam by strolling across the O’Callaghan-Tillman Bypass Bridge.

30

Grand Canyon West

The highlight of this tour is the Grand Canyon West, located on the Hualapai Reservation, a tribal enterprise of a sovereign Indian nation. Upon arrival at the Grand Canyon, you will have three hours to explore this natural wonder. With our exclusive private tour, we will take you directly into the park with our vehicle, saving you time by bypassing the shuttle bus. Your guide will be with you every step of the way, hiking with you and taking pictures of you. The West Rim offers 1,900 square miles of dramatic views from every angle, so be sure to bring a fully charged camera. For an enhanced experience, our team can upgrade your visit to include the world-famous glass Skywalk, or helicopter and boat tour.

31

Eagle Point

Eagle Point, named after a natural rock formation resembling an eagle, is a destination where you can immerse yourself in Native American culture through dance, self-guided tours, and shopping. Traditionally, the most thrilling view of the Grand Canyon came from standing at its edge. However, in 2007, the experience was enhanced with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the canyon rim, offering a breathtaking view through the glass platform 4,000 feet down to the canyon floor. Featured by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel provides unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Upgrade your experience with the Skywalk for an additional $30 per person.

32

Guano Point

Experience the thrill of living on the edge when you visit Guano Point, one of the most dramatic viewpoints in the Grand Canyon. This location offers more than just a quick stop; it invites you to take the "High Point Hike" for stunning, 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Be cautious as you explore, as many areas are without railings. Discover the remnants of a historic tram that once spanned 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Enjoy dining right on the edge of the canyon at Guano Deli, and browse Native American jewelry and crafts while engaging with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.

33

Mike O'Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge

Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the famous Hoover Dam by strolling across the O’Callaghan-Tillman Bypass Bridge.

34

Grand Canyon West

The highlight of this tour is the Grand Canyon West, located on the Hualapai Reservation, a tribal enterprise of a sovereign Indian nation. Upon arrival at the Grand Canyon, you will have three hours to explore this natural wonder. With our exclusive private tour, we will take you directly into the park with our vehicle, saving you time by bypassing the shuttle bus. Your guide will be with you every step of the way, hiking with you and taking pictures of you. The West Rim offers 1,900 square miles of dramatic views from every angle, so be sure to bring a fully charged camera. For an enhanced experience, our team can upgrade your visit to include the world-famous glass Skywalk, or helicopter and boat tour.

35

Eagle Point

Eagle Point, named after a natural rock formation resembling an eagle, is a destination where you can immerse yourself in Native American culture through dance, self-guided tours, and shopping. Traditionally, the most thrilling view of the Grand Canyon came from standing at its edge. However, in 2007, the experience was enhanced with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the canyon rim, offering a breathtaking view through the glass platform 4,000 feet down to the canyon floor. Featured by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel provides unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Upgrade your experience with the Skywalk for an additional $30 per person.

36

Guano Point

Experience the thrill of living on the edge when you visit Guano Point, one of the most dramatic viewpoints in the Grand Canyon. This location offers more than just a quick stop; it invites you to take the "High Point Hike" for stunning, 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Be cautious as you explore, as many areas are without railings. Discover the remnants of a historic tram that once spanned 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Enjoy dining right on the edge of the canyon at Guano Deli, and browse Native American jewelry and crafts while engaging with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.

37

Mike O'Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge

Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the famous Hoover Dam by strolling across the O’Callaghan-Tillman Bypass Bridge.

38

Grand Canyon West

The highlight of this tour is the Grand Canyon West, located on the Hualapai Reservation, a tribal enterprise of a sovereign Indian nation. Upon arrival at the Grand Canyon, you will have three hours to explore this natural wonder. With our exclusive private tour, we will take you directly into the park with our vehicle, saving you time by bypassing the shuttle bus. Your guide will be with you every step of the way, hiking with you and taking pictures of you. The West Rim offers 1,900 square miles of dramatic views from every angle, so be sure to bring a fully charged camera. For an enhanced experience, our team can upgrade your visit to include the world-famous glass Skywalk, or helicopter and boat tour.

39

Eagle Point

Eagle Point, named after a natural rock formation resembling an eagle, is a destination where you can immerse yourself in Native American culture through dance, self-guided tours, and shopping. Traditionally, the most thrilling view of the Grand Canyon came from standing at its edge. However, in 2007, the experience was enhanced with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the canyon rim, offering a breathtaking view through the glass platform 4,000 feet down to the canyon floor. Featured by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel provides unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Upgrade your experience with the Skywalk for an additional $30 per person.

40

Guano Point

Experience the thrill of living on the edge when you visit Guano Point, one of the most dramatic viewpoints in the Grand Canyon. This location offers more than just a quick stop; it invites you to take the "High Point Hike" for stunning, 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Be cautious as you explore, as many areas are without railings. Discover the remnants of a historic tram that once spanned 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Enjoy dining right on the edge of the canyon at Guano Deli, and browse Native American jewelry and crafts while engaging with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.

Visite en bus du Grand Canyon West et du barrage Hoover avec options supplémentaires

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