moderate
7–9 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition, capable of moderate hiking including some uneven terrain and walking for several hours.
Discover the best of Nevada with a small group tour combining Grand Canyon West Rim's awe-inspiring views and the historic Hoover Dam. Enjoy guided hikes, stunning photography spots, and a delicious lunch on this unforgettable day trip from Las Vegas.
Experience one of the most iconic natural wonders and engineering marvels of the United States with this Grand Canyon West and Hoover Dam small group combo tour. Starting from Las Vegas, Mr. Las Vegas Tours offers a well-rounded excursion that blends aerial views, scenic hiking, rich history, and delicious lunch options into a single day. Explore the stunning Grand Canyon West Rim with guided hikes and breathtaking photo opportunities over the dramatic cliffs and Colorado River. Then, head to the Hoover Dam to learn about its incredible construction, historical significance, and role in shaping the American Southwest. This combo tour offers a unique way to enjoy multiple outdoor experiences without the hassle of driving or planning transfers. Whether you’re an avid photographer capturing the canyon’s vastness or a history lover intrigued by the dam’s engineering feats, this adventure covers it all. The small group setting ensures personalized attention and a more intimate experience, while the provided lunch lets you refuel amidst the natural beauty. Perfect for travelers looking to maximize their time around Las Vegas with an active, educational, and scenic day trip.
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during hikes in the dry desert climate.
Choose sturdy footwear with good grip for walking on rocky and uneven terrain at the canyon rim.
The sun can be intense in Nevada’s desert; protect your skin with high SPF sunscreen and reapply throughout the day.
This tour offers incredible photo opportunities—ensure your camera or phone is fully charged to capture every moment.
The Hoover Dam, completed in 1936, was a monumental engineering project that helped control flooding, provide hydroelectric power, and support the growth of the southwest United States.
Both the Grand Canyon West area and Hoover Dam prioritize sustainable tourism practices, including waste reduction and preserving natural habitats to protect the fragile desert ecosystem.
Essential to stay hydrated throughout the dry, sunny canyon and dam areas.
Provides crucial sun protection during long outdoor periods, especially in summer.
summer specific
Necessary for navigating rocky and uneven terrain safely and comfortably.
Useful for adjusting to temperature changes, particularly in cooler fall mornings and afternoons.
fall specific