Grand Canyon West Rim Tours
The Grand Canyon West Rim is the nearest region of the park to Las Vegas, offering a much more rugged and secluded atmosphere than the highly-developed South Rim. The West Rim is the home to the world-famous Skywalk, a glass-bottomed bridge that extends 70 feet past the canyon's edge. You can also visit Hualapai Point, a Native American cultural center, and the most famous lookout points: Eagle Point and Guano Point.
Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines offers flights from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon West with upgrade options including helicopter tours that land on the very bottom, Skywalk bridge entry, and boat rides along the Colorado River. We also offer bus tours from Las Vegas as well as tours departing from the West Rim itself.
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Soar across the expanse of the Mojave Desert to the Grand Canyon's West Rim in a first-rate aircraft. Sights of the Hoover Dam, the glittering waters of Lake Mead, and the Colorado River are just outside the cabin windows.
Discover the mystique of the ancient Hualapai Tribe at the Grand Canyon West. You'll see the unique vistas on an exciting airplane tour, wander the canyon's edge on foot, or even visit the Native American Cultural Village.
Discover the most unique views of the canyon from the air, land, and water! Fly via airplane to the West Rim, where a helicopter will take passengers a mile down to the canyon floor for a boat ride down the Colorado River. Ample time is provided to see the canyon views from the rim, as well.
This day tour from the Las Vegas area flies to the Grand Canyon West in a sightseeing airplane and also includes a helicopter flight to the canyon floor, a Colorado River boat ride, and entry onto the world-famous Skywalk.
Experience an all-day excursion to the Grand Canyon West aboard a luxury motorcoach, complete with climate control and plush seating.
Reach the West Rim by motorcoach with sights of beautiful desert nature along the way. You'll tour the canyon on both a dazzling helicopter flight and a serene boat ride between the canyon walls.
Fly over the Grand Canyon West Rim aboard a luxury sightseeing airplane offering aerial views of the 3000-foot-deep canyon gorges, the Colorado River raging beneath, the world-famous Skywalk Bridge, and beautiful surrounding desert scenery.
Types of Grand Canyon West Tours
Grand Canyon West Rim Airplane Tours
If you want to soar over some of the most majestic landscapes in the world, and create lifelong memories with your family, then an airplane tour of the Grand Canyon West is the perfect trip for you! If you're visiting Las Vegas, you can enjoy a Grand Canyon day trip with plenty of time for sightseeing and exploration. Grand Canyon airplane tours from Las Vegas give you the opportunity to see aerial views of Lake Mead, the Mojave Desert, the Hoover Dam, all before reaching the breathtaking West Rim canyon walls.
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Grand Canyon West Rim Helicopter Tours
The West Rim is the only region of the Grand Canyon where helicopters can land on the very bottom, and Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines has access to an exclusive landing site on the canyon floor. Our state-of-the-art helicopters are designed for sightseeing with oversized windows, climate control, and headset communication between the passengers and the pilot. Upon landing on the bottom of the Grand Canyon, passengers will have time to explore their surroundings, toast champagne, and enjoy a pontoon boat ride along the Colorado River as the skyscraping canyon walls tower on either side.
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Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tours
In addition to being the largest and most experienced aerial tour operator in the world, Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines also offers world-class ground tours from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon West Rim. Gaze out the window of your spacious, air-conditioned motorcoach as the Southwestern desert passes by. En route to the Grand Canyon West Rim, you'll see the ancient Joshua Tree Forest, the Mojave Desert, Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead all from your oversized windows before reaching the West Rim.
Once at the rim, discover fantastic canyon viewpoints at Eagle Point and Guano Point. You can also upgrade your tour to include entrance to the Skywalk bridge, a helicopter ride to the bottom with pontoon cruise, or a combination of all three!
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West Rim Grand Canyon Tour FAQs
- What is there to do at the Grand Canyon West Rim?
Grand Canyon West offers several exciting outdoor activities.
- Soar through the desert skies on an airplane tour showcasing the highlights of Grand Canyon West
- Walk 4,000 feet above the Grand Canyon floor on the glass-bottomed Skywalk bridge
- Stand at the cliff's edge and experience a 360-degree panoramic view of the Grand Canyon West Rim at Guano Point
- Float along the Colorado River as the skyscraping canyon walls rise on either side during a pontoon boat cruise
- Photograph the massive rock formation that has naturally eroded to resemble an eagle taking flight at Eagle Point
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- What is the difference between the South Rim and West Rim of the Grand Canyon?
Many people don't realize that the Grand Canyon has two distinct regions, or rims, of the canyon that they can tour.
The South Rim is the region of the canyon that encompasses the Grand Canyon National Park. The South Rim features the lush Kaibab National Forest and the historic Grand Canyon Village. Aerial tours of the South Rim soar over the widest and deepest parts of the Grand Canyon. Meanwhile, ground tours can take guests to world-famous lookouts like Bright Angel Point, Mather Point, Duck on a Rock, and Yavapai Point.
The West Rim is owned and operated by the Native American Hualapai Nation. In this region of the Grand Canyon, visitors can walk along the world-renowned Skywalk Bridge or visit famous lookouts like Eagle Point and Guano Point. GCSA helicopter tours have access to an exclusive landing spot at the bottom of the West Rim, allowing guests to explore the canyon floor and embark on a pontoon boat cruise of the Colorado River.
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- Do you offer hotel pick-up and drop-off for Grand Canyon West Rim tours?
Yes! Grand Canyon West Rim tours departing from Las Vegas have the option to include roundtrip transportation to and from select hotels in Downtown Las Vegas and on the Strip.
- Is the Grand Canyon West Rim worth seeing?
We definitely think the Grand Canyon West Rim is worth adding to your Southwestern vacation. At this rim of the canyon, you can walk along the glass-bottomed Skywalk bridge, soar over the expansive canyon in a fixed-wing airplane, land on the canyon floor aboard a helicopter, and float along the Colorado River on a pontoon boat cruise.