moderate
6–7 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition to walk on uneven terrain and stand for extended periods during viewing stops.
Discover the Grand Canyon West Rim on a unique small group tour featuring a singing cowboy lunch and optional Skywalk. Explore breathtaking viewpoints and desert landscapes in a memorable 6-7 hour experience.
All Ages • 5-7 Hours • Depends on departure location, Includes transportation, Hotel Pickup/Return
Embark on an unforgettable 6-7 hour adventure at the Grand Canyon West Rim, featuring breathtaking views from Eagle Point and Guano Point. Enjoy a unique lunch with a singing cowboy at the Grand Canyon Western Ranch, and explore the enchanting Joshua Tree Forest and Grand Canyon West Art Gallery along the way.
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6-7 hours
Grand Canyon West Rim is approximately 4,000 feet above the canyon floor where the Colorado River runs through. Walk the Sky on the World Famous glass Skywalk (optional admission). First stop scenic Eagle Point with the last stop Guano Point. Next, we head to Grand Canyon Western Ranch for lunch with the singing cowboy in a Western-style restaurant. As we head back to your origination, we’ll take a short trip through the Joshua Tree Forest and pictures with a quick stop at Grand Canyon West Art Gallery.
For a party larger than 8, please call to book. Limited time special for new bookings only
The desert environment can be very dry and hot; staying hydrated is crucial throughout your Grand Canyon West adventure.
The terrain at viewpoints like Guano Point involves some walking on uneven surfaces.
Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses to protect yourself from intense Arizona sun.
If you choose to experience the Skywalk, be prepared for an extra ticket price and possible wait times.
Grand Canyon West is located on Hualapai tribal lands, preserving both natural beauty and indigenous heritage.
The Hualapai tribe manages the area with a focus on preserving natural habitats and educating visitors about responsible tourism.
Essential to keep hydrated in the dry and hot desert climate.
summer specific
Protects your face and neck from strong sun exposure.
summer specific
Provides support and stability across rocky viewpoints and trails.
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures between morning and afternoon.
fall specific