moderate
4–6 hours
Suitable for individuals with a reasonable fitness level comfortable walking over uneven terrain and moderate elevation changes.
Discover the perfect blend of natural wonder and engineering marvel on this Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam combo tour. Hike iconic trails and capture stunning views just outside Las Vegas.
11 Hours • All Ages • BEST VALUE!
11 Hours
This amazing day includes 3 full hours at the Grand Canyon West Rim on the Hualapai Indian Reservation and our VIP Extended Exterior Tour of Hoover Dam! We cross the beautiful High Desert of Arizona and visit the incredible 900 year old Joshua Tree Forest, Eagle Point, Guano Point (approx. 3 hours to explore the most beautiful natural locations at the rim of the Grand Canyon). Have a romantic lunch at the rim, and see Native American Dwellings. Hoover Dam is located in Black Canyon on the Colorado River, it is the highest structure of its kind in the world. It’s an outstanding achievement, noteworthy not only for its enormous dimensions, complex design and intricate construction, but also for its illustration of man's outstanding ability to overcome the desert's summer sun, the vagaries of a treacherous river, and the extreme hazards of the great heights of the canyon’s sheer walls. This tour includes breathtaking views from the Top of the Dam, Lake Mead, the world's largest man-made reservoir, the eastern edge of the chasm in Arizona where you have fabulous views of the dam. In addition, we walk across the top of the Dam into Arizona where there are wonderful photo ops of the new Hoover Dam Bridge. This is the “family outing” of a lifetime! DUE TO CHANGING COVID RESTRICTIONS THIS TOUR MAY BE SLIGHTLY MODIFIED
Vehicle Type: Luxury 4x4’s, VIP 7 Passenger Van or 14 Passenger VIP Mini Coaches
Carry ample water as the dry desert climate can quickly dehydrate you, especially during warmer months.
The trails include rocky and uneven terrain, so good footwear will provide needed support and prevent slips.
Protect your skin from the strong sun exposure when hiking and visiting open viewpoints.
Mornings and evenings can be cool, especially in fall and winter; layering helps regulate your comfort.
Hoover Dam was completed in 1936, symbolizing a major achievement in American infrastructure and providing power and water to the Southwest.
Strict regulations protect the Grand Canyon environment; visitors are encouraged to minimize waste and stick to authorized trails to preserve natural habitats.
Keeps you hydrated during the hike and combat desert heat.
summer specific
Protects skin and eyes from the strong desert sun.
spring specific
Provides support and traction on rocky, uneven trails.
Prepares you for temperature fluctuations between morning and afternoon.
fall specific