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Lewis B

United States
Group
2 weeks ago



This is a great excursion. You get to see Hooverdam and the Grand Canyon. The views awe awesome, you can't see any other way

Allen E

United States
Couple
Feb 2026


My husband and I were in town for our 1 year anniversary ... we landed down by the river and had the champagne and it was the most beautiful scenery and sights we have seen. We had the best pilot, I'm thinking it was Mitch . He was so knowledgeable and had a great personality and even had great music. This was a really great tour and would highly recommend for a lifetime memory.

Ehv D

Netherlands
Couple
Feb 2026


It was an amaxing experience! It is God's wonder! Flying above the woods and then suddenly be part of this wonder Thanks to the Papillon helicopter crew!

Lisa B

United Kingdom
Couple
Oct 2025


What an amazing trip this was. Our guide Gia was sooooo knowledgeable and such good fun. The Canyon itself was simply WOW. We did the sky walk and decided to add the helicopter and boat to our day and I can honestly say it was worth every penny. We will absolutely be back to Vegas and will use this company again.

Eric R

United States
Couple
6 days ago
Robert, our bus driver was amazing! His knowledge of the Hoover Dam, the history, the stories of the survivors and more. Extraordinary man. Great tips on what to do in Vegas and some ideas of where to eat. This was the highlight of our trip. Thank you, Robert! Wendy & Eric

Michelle W

United States
Group
2 weeks ago
The plane ride was awesome. You get to see the canyon in a different light. The pilot was wonderful. The hummer tour was fun, our guide was very knowledgable, we learned a lot from both our guides. I would recommend this tour .

Dawn R

United States
Couple
2 weeks ago
Seeing th North Rim in the recovery from the 2025 fire was encouraging. I didn't know there was a wild herd of beefalo. The stone structures with the river running through it are unforgettable.

Steve O

United States
Couple
Jan 2026
The views from inside the canyon were spectacular! The pilot Justin was excellent very professional and very informative! The whole experience will never be forgotten.

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Why visit the Grand Canyon Skywalk

Unparalleled thrill
Incredible views
Architectural wonder
Proximity to Las Vegas
Global acclaim
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Unparalleled thrill

Step beyond the edge of the Grand Canyon on a horseshoe-shaped glass bridge that extends 70 feet past the rim, offering a heart-pounding experience like no other.

Incredible views

On this bridge, you get the opportunity to soak in sweeping 360-degree vistas of the canyon’s awe-inspiring landscapes while standing nearly a mile above the Colorado River.

Architectural wonder

The Skywalk’s engineering brilliance lies in its structure made with 44 glass panels, each costing $250,000, capable of supporting 747 passenger jets' combined weight.

Proximity to Las Vegas

Located in Grand Canyon West, the Skywalk is the most accessible section of the canyon from Las Vegas, making it perfect for a day trip.

Global acclaim

Featured on platforms like National Geographic, CNN, and The Today Show, the Skywalk is recognized worldwide as an iconic attraction.

Picture perfect views from the Grand Canyon West Skywalk

Helicopter landing at Grand Canyon Eagle Point during sunset with tourists enjoying a champagne picnic.
Tourists viewing the Grand Canyon West Rim from an observation point with a clear sky.
Aerial view of the Grand Canyon West Rim featuring the Skywalk Bridge at Eagle Point, Hualapai Nation.
Helicopter view of Eagle Point at the Grand Canyon, Arizona, with a glimpse of the Colorado River.
Tourists viewing the Grand Canyon West Rim from an observation point with a clear sky.

Plan your visit

Skywalk open hours

Skywalk open hours:

  • Mid-October to mid-April from 8am to 4:30pm
  • May 1 to mid-October from 8am to 6pm

Grand Canyon West Rim hours:

  • October to March from 8am to 5pm
  • April to September from 7am to 7pm

Best time to visit: Time your visit to the Skywalk in the morning before 11am or late afternoon after 3pm to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures. Weekdays, particularly from Monday to Thursday, are a good time to visit as they generally see fewer visitors compared to weekends.

Weather conditions

The weather at the West Rim varies quite a bit throughout the year. The peak season (March to October) offers mild weather (between 50°F to 100°F) during spring and fall which are great for outdoor activities. The low season (November to February) sees significantly colder temperatures, with highs around 50°F (10°C) and lows often below freezing.

In the summer, particularly in July and August, you can expect scorching temperatures, often reaching up to 106°F, so remember to stay hydrated and wear sun protection. During the winter months (December to February) temperatures can drop to around 37°F and there's even a chance of snow.

More about Grand Canyon weather

Address: Eagle Point, Grand Canyon West, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, United States | Find on Maps

The Grand Canyon Skywalk is located at Eagle Point within the Grand Canyon West Rim, which is part of the Hualapai Indian Reservation in Arizona. You can take a shuttle to the Skywalk from the Grand Canyon West Welcome Center.

Parking: Parking is available by the Welcome Center.

Accessibility
  • The Skywalk features a smooth, flat surface that is wheelchair-friendly. 
  • Wheelchair-friendly restrooms and parking areas are available at the West Rim.
  • The complimentary hop-on hop-off shuttles, which transport you between key points like Eagle Point and Guano Point, are also accessible to those with mobility needs.
  • Staff members are available on-site to provide assistance and ensure a comfortable experience.

Fascinating facts about the Skywalk

Grand Canyon Skywalk view from helicopter tour, West Rim, Las Vegas.
Grand Canyon West view with Hoover Dam, seen from a Las Vegas tour bus.
Tourists viewing the Grand Canyon West Rim from an observation point with a clear sky.
Helicopter flying over Grand Canyon with view of Skywalk glass observation bridge.
Grand Canyon Skywalk extending over canyon with tourists viewing landscape, near Hoover Dam, Las Vegas.
Grand Canyon aerial view, showcasing vast rock formations and Colorado River, National Park, USA.
Tribal tents at West Rim, Grand Canyon, Arizona with scenic canyon backdrop.
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Engineering that defies gravity

The peach-colored frame of the Skywalk is bolted to the rim of the canyon and could support the weight of more than 70 Boeing 747 passenger jets, according to engineers.

You’ll be walking on just glass

The walkway is paved with 90 tons of strengthened glass imported from Germany.

A million dollar vision brought to life

The project was funded by Las Vegas developer David Jin at a cost of around $40 million.

Built upon generations of heritage

Skywalk is built on the ancestral lands of the Hualapai Indian nation.

Tread gently upon the canyon’s transparent bridge

All visitors are required to wear special slippers (provided on-site) when they walk out onto the platform.

A canyon of unimaginable scale

The Grand Canyon itself runs 277 miles east to west, and ranges in width from a few hundred yards to 15 miles.

The Grand Canyon remains a sacred home

The plunging valley is home to several Native American tribes including the Havasupai, the Hopi, the Navajo and the Paiute peoples as well as the Hualapai.

Frequently asked questions about the Grand Canyon Skywalk

Absolutely! In fact, the Skywalk can support the weight of 71 fully loaded 747 airplanes. To put this into perspective, that’s equivalent to more than eight hundred 200 lb. people. It can also withstand winds up to 100 miles per hour and magnitude 8.0 earthquakes. Still not convinced? The red limestone that anchors the Skywalk can support 16,000 pounds of pressure per square inch.

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