moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition, capable of sitting through off-road rides and occasional short walks or photo stops.
Explore the Grand Canyon Village with a thrilling Hummer tour that uncovers hidden viewpoints and rich history. Perfect for families and thrill-seekers alike!
Starting at $120 | 3 Hours | Add a Picnic Lunch
Embark on an unforgettable Hummer adventure through the Grand Canyon, exploring breathtaking viewpoints and learning about the region's rich history and wildlife. With a professional guide, you'll uncover the canyon's secrets while capturing stunning photos of its dramatic landscapes. Perfect for families and thrill-seekers, this tour promises excitement and discovery!
Big Bucks (Ages 16 and over): $120 Buckaroos (Children Ages 3-15): $109
3 Hours
Go Buck Wild with this scenic Hummer adventure that includes several stops along some of the most popular lookout areas Grand Canyon National Park has to offer.
Every tour is led by a professional guide who will provide you with the history of the American Southwest, the forces of nature that shaped the canyon, and the ancient people who inhabited the land. Discover the dramatic rock formations and gorges that took millions of years to create. The Grand Canyon stretches up to 12 miles across to the next rim with a depth of a full vertical mile. Some of the most famous and widely recognized images of the Grand Canyon are taken within this very park.
Get your camera ready to capture amazing scenic images of this mystical canyon. This Grand Canyon package is perfect for families and adventure-seekers alike!
Arizona's dry climate means staying hydrated is crucial during your adventure.
The sun can be intense, so pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
You'll want to capture stunning canyon vistas, so ensure your devices are ready.
Temperatures can fluctuate quickly in the canyon, especially near sunrise or sunset.
Grand Canyon Village was established in the early 1900s and serves as a historic gateway with structures reflecting early park development.
Efforts in this area focus on protecting native species and minimizing off-road vehicle impact through guided tours like this one.
To stay hydrated during all parts of your tour, especially in dry conditions.
Comfortable and supportive shoes are recommended for short hikes and uneven terrain stops.
Protect your skin from the strong desert sun throughout the year.
Layering helps adjust to temperature changes, especially in cooler mornings and evenings.
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