- Spend a day touring through the exciting and beautiful West Rim of the Grand Canyon
- Get up close to the Hoover Dam – a man-made marvel – and truly understand its vast size and ability
- Drive through a 900 year-old Joshua Tree Forrest on the way the Hualapai Indian Nation
- Tread along the canyon rim to Eagle Point and daringly look down into the depths of the Grand Canyon
- Walk over the edge of the Canyon & look down; with a glass bottom, the Grand Canyon Skywalk, you’ll feel like you are walking on air!
- Visit Guano Point for some of the best views of the Grand Canyon the West rim can offer
Don't miss this exciting day tour to the West Rim of the Grand Canyon! Dine on a continental breakfast and your choice of lunch. A knowledgeable guide offers expert narration as you travel to the West Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Highlights include:
At the West Rim, visit Hualapai Indian Country with your hosts the Hualapai Indians. The Hualapai’s have always lived and thrived by the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon. Explore the Indian village and the Hualapai Market and learn about this fascinating group of people. Att the Hualapai Ranch, you may take a wagon ride or even watch a Wild West Show with Old Western duels and gunfights!
Have your camera ready when the tour takes a 20-minute photo stop at the Arizona Lookout Point. Some of the most amazing views of Hoover Dam are seen from this stop. The Hoover Dam is over 60 years old and contributes endless support for the surrounding areas. The Hoover Dam controls flooding of the Colorado River, helps the land around it stay moist and fertile, and provides energy for many homes and businesses within a certain vicinity.
Drive through the 900-year-old Joshua Tree Forest, which surrounds much of this high desert country. Joshua Trees are unique to the North American southwest and they thrive in the arid desert climate, so coming close to them is a rare and unique experience.
As the motorcoach approaches Guano Point, travelers immediately understand the brilliant view they are in for. Just beyond Guano Point is an excellent view of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River which runs through it, 4000 feet below you. When you stand on the cliff, you will understand how remarkable this massive canyon is.
Dine on your choice of an indoor Hualapai Buffet at the Western Ranch or an authentic Cowboy Cookout at Guano Point.
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Grand Canyon from Eagle Point, where you'll experience a world renowned attraction - the Grand Canyon Skywalk. The Grand Canyon Skywalk, a horseshoe shaped glass walkway at a 4,000 ft above the floor of the canyon, opened in 2007 and extends over a side canyon with a view into the main. At Eagle Point also explore the Indian Village and see a Native American cultural performance.
After you walk over the edge of the Grand Canyon, learn the history and geology of the canyon from an experienced Indian guide. Meet Hualapai Indians in full tribal dress performing traditional dance.
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