easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with minimal walking required; mostly standing and light walking on flat surfaces.
Discover the thrill of walking on glass high above the Grand Canyon’s West Rim with this exclusive photography tour. Capture breathtaking views while enjoying a private, crowd-free experience.
Approximately 6 Hours
Adult (Ages 2+): $849 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Adult (Ages 2+): $987 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Single passenger bookings – please call us for pricing and reservations.
6-7 Hours
Flights may make additional stops.
You will go from the airplane directly to the world famous Skywalk. This architectural marvel extends 65 feet over the edge of the Canyon, with its 4,000 foot depth right beneath your feet. As you venture out on to this amazing structure and look straight down through the glass floor, you can’t help but feel like you are a part of the Grand Canyon.
Just outside the Skywalk you will experience the Hualapai Indian Culture through Native American Performances (occasional) and an Indian Village with ancient dwellings constructed in the traditional methods by local tribes. This area of the Canyon, known as Eagle Point, due to the formation in the Canyon walls that resembles an Eagle spreading her wings, offers spectacular views of the Grand Canyon.
The next stop on the tour will be Guano Point. This location offers one of the most scenic places to enjoy lunch (provided with the tour) at an outdoor eating area on a plateau surrounded on three sides by the magnificent Grand Canyon. After your lunch, enjoy a leisurely walk along a trail that extends out into the Canyon and enjoy the spectacular views and photo opportunities.
This tour will be booked on a first-come/first-served basis. We will confirm the availability with you after booking.
The spectacular views will inspire you to take many shots, so be prepared with ample storage and power.
Weather can change quickly at the rim; wearing layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Morning light provides softer shadows and fewer visitors, enhancing your photography experience.
Arizona’s dry climate can cause dehydration fast, so bring plenty of water for your tour.
The Grand Canyon has been inhabited by Native American tribes for thousands of years and holds significant cultural importance, especially for the Hualapai Nation at the West Rim.
The West Rim area emphasizes sustainable tourism by limiting visitor numbers and promoting Leave No Trace principles to preserve the canyon’s natural beauty.
Essential for capturing high-quality photos of the canyon and skywalk.
Helpful for walking safely and comfortably along the rim and Skywalk.
Tailor your clothing to fluctuating temperatures for comfort throughout the tour.
Stay hydrated, especially in Arizona’s hot and dry summer climate.
summer specific