Available Tours from Las Vegas to the Skywalk
Grand Canyon Experience with Skywalk
Take a stroll 4,000 feet in the air on the Skywalk and see the bottom of the Grand Canyon West through the glass floor beneath your feet! You'll also visit a local Native American village for fun activities and authentic crafts.
VIP at the Rim Helicopter Tour
Experience the most beautiful lookout points across the West Rim on this VIP Grand Canyon helicopter tour! For the ultimate adventure, add entry to the Skywalk Bridge.
Skywalk Getaway with Heli and Boat
This canyon experience brings together some of the most popular activities available at Grand Canyon West. Guests will enjoy a helicopter tour that descends to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, a Colorado River boat tour, and access to the Skywalk Bridge!
Grand Voyager Rim to River with Skywalk
Take this all-encompassing Grand Canyon West Rim tour to a new level with Skywalk Bridge passes! The most thorough way to explore the West Rim from top to bottom via airplane, helicopter, boat, and standing in the sky.
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What to Expect on Your Las Vegas to Skywalk Grand Canyon Tour
Take a Papillon Grand Canyon aerial sightseeing tour from Las Vegas, departing from Boulder City Municipal Airport. Spectacular aerial views on your flight to Grand Canyon will include Hoover Dam and the Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, breathtaking views of Lake Mead, the Mojave Desert and of course Grand Canyon itself.
Upon arrival at Grand Canyon West Rim and the Hualapai Nation you will have the opportunity to experience the world-famous glass bridge, known as the Grand Canyon Skywalk, which extends 70 feet from the canyon rim and is suspended 4,00 feet above the canyon floor. Our VIP skywalk tickets guarantee easy access. The views from the bridge are awe inspiring but remember - No cameras are allowed on the bridge itself. If you want those famous selfies from the edge, then your shuttle will stop at famous look out points, Guano Point and Eagle Point. At Eagle point you can also explore the Hualapai tribe's history at the Native American Village and enjoy a quick bite at the Sky View Restaurant.
How to Plan Your Trip from Las Vegas to the Skywalk
To plan your trip from Las Vegas to the Skywalk at the Grand Canyon, it's important to note that personal items including cameras and cellphones are not allowed on the Skywalk. During your time on the glass bridge, a professional photographer will be available if you wish to purchase a photo to commemorate your visit.
On the day of your visit, start by checking the weather forecast. The Grand Canyon area can experience temperature extremes, so dress in layers and wear comfortable walking shoes. There can be a notable difference in temperature between Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon, with the latter being cooler due to higher elevation.
Remember to plan accordingly and check the specific guidelines and regulations of the Skywalk before your visit to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
Vegas to Skywalk at Grand Canyon Tour FAQs
How much does it cost to visit the Skywalk?
If you are not booking a tour through Papillon, the minimum price to visit Grand Canyon West Rim and experience the Skywalk varies, depending on which package you choose. Visitors can choose a general admission ticket or full adventure packages. A full list of Grand Canyon West ticket and specials is available. With Papillon's world-class helicopter, airplane, and bus tours you'll receive a complimentary VIP pass to skip the lines at the Skywalk. It's a price you just can't beat!
Do I need a visa or passport to go on a tour of the Skywalk?
Yes, all passengers booked on a Grand Canyon Skywalk tour must have a government-issued form of identification before boarding or receiving their ticket.
How far is it from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon Skywalk?
With normal traffic it takes about 4 hours to drive round trip from Las Vegas to the Skywalk. Aboard one of our airplanes or helicopters that same trip takes only 35 minutes each way allowing you more time exploring at the west rim and less in the car.
What are the days and hours of operation at the Skywalk?
The West Rim of the Grand Canyon is open to the public Monday to Sunday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm from October through March, and from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm daily from April through September. Papillon Skywalk tours are available during park hours excluding Christmas day.
Types of Skywalk at Grand Canyon Tours
While the Skywalk is undoubtedly the highlight of any Grand Canyon tour from Las Vegas, there are several other exciting attractions to enjoye at the West Rim. Experience a helicopter tour that lands all the way on the canyon floor, float along the Colorado River on a peaceful boat ride, or fly from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon on a sightseeing airplane flight.
Helicopter Tours to the Grand Canyon Skywalk
Although there are many ways to travel to the Grand Canyon Skywalk, few will take your breath away like the spectacular aerial view aboard a Papillon helicopter tour. With more than 50 years flying the Grand Canyon and beyond, Papillon is the largest and most experienced helicopter tour operator in the world.
Papillon helicopter day tours from Las Vegas introduce thousands of guests to the jewels of the American Southwest each year. Not only will your flight of the West Rim include a stop at the Skywalk, Hualapai Point Native American cultural center, and finally to Guano Point, where you can make a short climb to the canyon's summit for a breathtaking 360-degree view.
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Airplane Tours to the Grand Canyon Skywalk
Soar through the air above Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon aboard one of Papillon's airplane tours that include a stop at the Grand Canyon West Rim Skywalk. From the air, you can see across the vast expanse of the Grand Canyon and straight down to the mighty Colorado River rushing across the canyon floor.
Papillon's airplanes are completely designed with our guests' comfort and sightseeing needs in mind. The large windows and soaring vantage point will allow even amateur photographers to shoot professional-level photos to cherish for a lifetime.