Grand Canyon Skywalk
Walk on a glass bridge 4,000 ft above the canyon floor for unparalleled views at Grand Canyon West.
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Grand Canyon Skywalk
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Pleasant weather, less heat
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Walk on a glass bridge 4,000 ft above the canyon floor for unparalleled views at Grand Canyon West.
"To be walking on glass almost a mile over the Grand Canyon floor is amazing."
🎟️ Book Packages
Consider package deals that include the Skywalk, zipline, and other viewpoints for better value.
☀️ Avoid Summer Heat
Summer can be extremely hot. Opt for cooler months like fall or spring for a more comfortable visit.
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4.1 · 25,244 reviews
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Tourist Attraction
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Grand Canyon Skywalk
Eagle Point
Walk on a horseshoe-shaped glass bridge 4,000 ft above the canyon floor for unparalleled, breathtaking views.
Eagle Point
Grand Canyon West
Home to the Skywalk, this viewpoint offers stunning panoramas and a glimpse into Hualapai culture.
Guano Point
Grand Canyon West
Experience expansive canyon views and learn about the area's mining history from this popular overlook.
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Grand Canyon Skywalk is the biggest rip off I have ever experienced
You gotta wait 45+ minutes in heat of 90+ degrees (they couldn’t be bothered to put fans for their customers) and then to add insult to injury they charged $70 per person for an average view. To top it off they will not allow you to take pictures because they want you to buy…
🎟️ Book Packages
Consider package deals that include the Skywalk, zipline, and other viewpoints for better value.
☀️ Avoid Summer Heat
Summer can be extremely hot. Opt for cooler months like fall or spring for a more comfortable visit.
Sky Walk at Grand Canyon
Posting as a heads up. I just got back from Vegas, had an amazing time and so thrilled to visit the Grand Canyon. It was everything. I paid the $20 USD for the skywalk but when I went out on the platform the laminate/adhesive they put down on the glass was so scratched you…
West Rim Question
I will be driving from Sedona to Las Vegas and wanted to kill some time before a late night flight. I was looking in to visiting the west rim. I have done the south rim before, many years ago. And I think that might be too far out of the way. Anyway, what's the deal with the…
🚗 Drive Time
The drive from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon West Rim is about 2.5 hours. Plan accordingly.
📸 No Personal Photos on Skywalk
You can't take your own photos on the Skywalk; professional photos are available for purchase.
Coming from LAs Vegas for a day trip - torn between West Rim and South Rim
And also if the West Rim does helicopter flights from West to the South or just giving a really good overview snapshot. I just likely have a day so it'll be hard to drive 4-5 hours one way, then walk around a bit, before heading back. And not sure if a bus tour is worth it???…
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🎟️ Book Packages
Consider package deals that include the Skywalk, zipline, and other viewpoints for better value.
☀️ Avoid Summer Heat
Summer can be extremely hot. Opt for cooler months like fall or spring for a more comfortable visit.
🚗 Drive Time
The drive from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon West Rim is about 2.5 hours. Plan accordingly.
📸 No Personal Photos on Skywalk
You can't take your own photos on the Skywalk; professional photos are available for purchase.
👟 Comfortable Shoes
Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking and exploring different viewpoints.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors consistently praise the Grand Canyon Skywalk for its unique engineering and breathtaking, once-in-a-lifetime views. The Hualapai people are often commended for their hospitality and pride in their culture. However, the high cost of admission is a recurring point of concern for many, with some finding it steep for the overall experience.
"The Hualapai Reservation with the Grand Canyon West is an amazing place.
The Hualapai people were amazingly accommodating and freely discussed their lifestyle with a pride that most Americans could learn from.
Our group of 4 adults did the Skywalk and Zipline across the canyon. We then enjoyed a tasty and relaxing (reasonably priced) lunch overlooking the Grand Canyon and Skybridge in air-conditioned comfort (the view was amazing). Even the large desert was tasty and enjoyable. After lunch there was plenty of time for the gift shop and then more exploring of the canyon rim. There's plenty of (and frequent ) busses for transportation to the next stop for more beautiful views. Then a final bus ride back to the parking lot.
Even though I have been several times previously, it's a trip you'll never forget."
envisionCamusa
"So amazing!!! To be walking on glass almost a mile over the Grand Canyon floor is amazing.
The only negative about visiting here and Guano Point was that it cost 100 dollars plus taxes a person. But worth doing it once.
The views are amazing and worth it. As I have recommended on the other stop, I would go in the late fall or early spring. It was so hot when we visited in the summer.
Staff is very kind. The shuttle comes every few mins so it’s very easy navigating around."
Suparna Banerjee
"This was an overall amazing experience.
There are 3 additional parks you can visit with the shuttle that goes around and we've had a lot of fun on all sites.
I couldn't find the pricing on their website so when I saw the $200 per person tag I was a little surprised."
Hideyasu Yamaguchi
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The Grand Canyon Skywalk is located at Grand Canyon West, which is about a 2.5-hour drive from the Las Vegas Strip. You can rent a car or book a guided tour.
No, the Grand Canyon Skywalk is located on Hualapai tribal land at Grand Canyon West, which is separate from Grand Canyon National Park.
Yes, you can drive to Grand Canyon West. There is a parking lot, and then you'll take a shuttle bus to the Skywalk and other viewpoints.
Yes, many tour operators from Las Vegas offer day trips to Grand Canyon West, often including Skywalk access and other activities.
The drive is scenic, passing through desert landscapes. Be aware that cell service can be spotty in some areas.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
Ticket prices for the Grand Canyon Skywalk can vary, but expect to pay around $100-$200 per person. This often includes access to other viewpoints and sometimes activities like the zipline.
You can purchase tickets online through the official Grand Canyon West website or directly at the visitor center upon arrival. Booking in advance is recommended.
Typically, a Skywalk ticket includes access to the Skywalk itself, shuttle transportation around Grand Canyon West, and entry to other viewpoints like Guano Point. Some packages may include ziplining or meals.
Discounts may be available for certain groups or during specific promotions. It's best to check the official website or inquire directly. Some packages offer a discount on gift shop or restaurant purchases.
Operating hours can vary seasonally. It's advisable to check the official Grand Canyon West website for the most up-to-date information on hours and days of operation.
📸 📸 Photography & Experience
No, personal cameras, phones, and video recorders are not allowed on the Skywalk itself to ensure safety. Professional photographers are available to take your picture for a fee.
Walking on the glass bridge, 4,000 feet above the canyon floor, is an exhilarating and unique experience offering incredible, unobstructed views.
Yes, Grand Canyon West offers several other stunning viewpoints, including Guano Point and Eagle Point (where the Skywalk is located), accessible via shuttle bus.
The Grand Canyon Skywalk is located on the Hualapai Reservation and is a project developed by the Hualapai Tribe, showcasing their culture and heritage.
While thrilling, the Skywalk is engineered for safety. However, if you have a severe fear of heights, it might be a challenging experience. The views from the surrounding overlooks are still spectacular.
🍽️ 🍽️ Food & Dining
Yes, there are dining facilities at Grand Canyon West, including restaurants and cafes offering various food options, often with canyon views.
Food prices can be on the higher side, typical for tourist attractions. Some visitors found the lunch reasonably priced for the experience and view.
It's generally recommended to check the specific policies of Grand Canyon West regarding outside food and beverages. Packaged snacks might be allowed, but full meals are usually discouraged.
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