Grand Canyon West 1-7 Hour All Access Ticket: Skywalk, Zipline, Eagle and Guano Points
by Grand Canyon Resort Company
Choose from 4 available options
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$227.70Overview
This ticket provides full admission to Grand Canyon West, located about two hours from Las Vegas, Laughlin, and Lake Havasu. Visitors have up to seven hours to explore the area using hop-on hop-off buses that travel between key lookout points, including Eagle Point, Guano Point, and Hualapai Point. The ticket includes access to the Skywalk, a 10-foot wide glass bridge extending 70 feet over the canyon rim, with views down 4,000 feet to the canyon floor. At Eagle Point, visitors can watch Native American dances in the amphitheater, visit the Native American Village, and shop at Creations by Native Hands. Guano Point offers the Highpoint Hike, which provides 360-degree views of the canyon without railings. Visitors can also see the remains of a historic 8,800-foot tram that once crossed the canyon to a guano mine. Dining is available at Guano Point Café, and the Hualapai Market offers Native American jewelry and crafts. Hualapai Point features tribal exhibits and live demonstrations, hiking and biking trails, and includes a zipline ride, weather permitting. The Colorado River is visible from several points, showing its path carved through the canyon over millions of years. Guests can shop for handcrafted souvenirs at Native Hands and the Hwal’bay Trading Post. A meal credit and a merchandise credit are included for use at specified restaurants and gift shops with minimum purchase requirements. Transportation to and from Grand Canyon West is not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Grand Canyon West
Visitors arrive independently at Grand Canyon West to explore multiple viewpoints including Eagle Point and Guano Point. The area includes panoramic canyon views, the Skywalk glass bridge, a zipline, and cultural experiences related to the Hualapai Tribe. Last admission ticket sales end at 4:45 p.m. from March to November with seasonal time adjustments. Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time, so time differences vary seasonally with neighboring states.
240 min
Grand Canyon Skywalk
The Skywalk is a 10-foot wide glass bridge shaped like a horseshoe that extends 70 feet over the rim. Visitors can look down through the glass 4,000 feet to the canyon floor. The structure is engineered to hold the weight of seventy fully loaded 747 jets. A gift shop is located nearby for purchasing souvenirs.
30 min
Eagle Point
Eagle Point offers more than just the Skywalk. Visitors can watch Native American dances in the amphitheater, explore the Native American Village, and shop at Creations by Native Hands, a store adjacent to the village.
60 min
Guano Point
Guano Point provides one of the most dramatic views of the canyon. Visitors can hike the Highpoint Trail with 360-degree views. The site includes remains of a historic 8,800-foot tram once used for guano mining. Dining is available at Guano Point Café on the canyon edge. The Hualapai Market offers Native American jewelry and crafts, with Tribal Members present.
60 min
The Colorado River
From Grand Canyon West, the Colorado River can be viewed winding through the canyon. This river has shaped the canyon’s landscape over millions of years, contrasting deep blue water with red rock walls.
Hualapai Point
Hualapai Point features tribal ambassadors sharing stories and traditions through exhibits, food, and live demonstrations. The area includes hiking and biking trails and the included zipline ride. Visitors can purchase handcrafted souvenirs at the Native Hands shop and Hwal’bay Trading Post, which showcase works by local artisans and tribal vendors.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Grand Canyon West 1-7 Hour All Access Ticket: Skywalk, Zipline, Eagle and Guano Points
by Grand Canyon Resort Company
Choose from 4 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$227.70Overview
This ticket provides full admission to Grand Canyon West, located about two hours from Las Vegas, Laughlin, and Lake Havasu. Visitors have up to seven hours to explore the area using hop-on hop-off buses that travel between key lookout points, including Eagle Point, Guano Point, and Hualapai Point. The ticket includes access to the Skywalk, a 10-foot wide glass bridge extending 70 feet over the canyon rim, with views down 4,000 feet to the canyon floor. At Eagle Point, visitors can watch Native American dances in the amphitheater, visit the Native American Village, and shop at Creations by Native Hands. Guano Point offers the Highpoint Hike, which provides 360-degree views of the canyon without railings. Visitors can also see the remains of a historic 8,800-foot tram that once crossed the canyon to a guano mine. Dining is available at Guano Point Café, and the Hualapai Market offers Native American jewelry and crafts. Hualapai Point features tribal exhibits and live demonstrations, hiking and biking trails, and includes a zipline ride, weather permitting. The Colorado River is visible from several points, showing its path carved through the canyon over millions of years. Guests can shop for handcrafted souvenirs at Native Hands and the Hwal’bay Trading Post. A meal credit and a merchandise credit are included for use at specified restaurants and gift shops with minimum purchase requirements. Transportation to and from Grand Canyon West is not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Grand Canyon West
Visitors arrive independently at Grand Canyon West to explore multiple viewpoints including Eagle Point and Guano Point. The area includes panoramic canyon views, the Skywalk glass bridge, a zipline, and cultural experiences related to the Hualapai Tribe. Last admission ticket sales end at 4:45 p.m. from March to November with seasonal time adjustments. Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time, so time differences vary seasonally with neighboring states.
240 min
Grand Canyon Skywalk
The Skywalk is a 10-foot wide glass bridge shaped like a horseshoe that extends 70 feet over the rim. Visitors can look down through the glass 4,000 feet to the canyon floor. The structure is engineered to hold the weight of seventy fully loaded 747 jets. A gift shop is located nearby for purchasing souvenirs.
30 min
Eagle Point
Eagle Point offers more than just the Skywalk. Visitors can watch Native American dances in the amphitheater, explore the Native American Village, and shop at Creations by Native Hands, a store adjacent to the village.
60 min
Guano Point
Guano Point provides one of the most dramatic views of the canyon. Visitors can hike the Highpoint Trail with 360-degree views. The site includes remains of a historic 8,800-foot tram once used for guano mining. Dining is available at Guano Point Café on the canyon edge. The Hualapai Market offers Native American jewelry and crafts, with Tribal Members present.
60 min
The Colorado River
From Grand Canyon West, the Colorado River can be viewed winding through the canyon. This river has shaped the canyon’s landscape over millions of years, contrasting deep blue water with red rock walls.
Hualapai Point
Hualapai Point features tribal ambassadors sharing stories and traditions through exhibits, food, and live demonstrations. The area includes hiking and biking trails and the included zipline ride. Visitors can purchase handcrafted souvenirs at the Native Hands shop and Hwal’bay Trading Post, which showcase works by local artisans and tribal vendors.
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.