Tour Overview
Walk the glass Skywalk above the Grand Canyon's West Rim on a guided Hualapai cultural day with a scenic flight from Phoenix.
Skywalk at Eagle Point
Step onto the glass bridge suspended 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, with the canyon floor below your feet.
Hualapai Culture
Explore tribal exhibits and the Eagle Point amphitheater with guides who share Hualapai history and stories.
Flight, Lunch & Admission
Roundtrip scenic flight, Skywalk general admission, and a panoramic canyon lunch at Guano Point.
The Experience
You check in at our private terminal at Deer Valley Airport for the morning flight to Grand Canyon West, then land and start the day at Eagle Point. There you walk the glass Skywalk and explore the Hualapai cultural exhibits, with general admission included, before a panoramic lunch at Guano Point and time along the unpaved rim trail. The return flight has you back in Phoenix by late afternoon.
Pricing & Group Rates
- 2-Person Party, Per Person $937
- Groups of 3 or More, Per Person $799
- Booking note: rates are per person and include Skywalk admission and lunch. No outside food or alcohol is permitted on tribal lands, and cameras and phones are not allowed on the glass bridge itself. Transportation to Deer Valley Airport is not provided.
- Private & Large Groups: Contact us for solo travelers, parties over 9, and custom arrangements.
Essential Tour FAQs
Where do we check in for the West Rim flight? ▼
Check-in is at our private terminal at Deer Valley Airport, 732 W Deer Valley Rd, Phoenix, during the 7 to 8 AM departure window confirmed after booking. Arrive 30 minutes early with a government-issued photo ID. Transportation to the airport is not provided.
Can I take photos on the Skywalk? ▼
Cameras, phones, and loose items are not allowed on the glass bridge per Hualapai policy; lockers are available at Eagle Point. You can photograph the canyon freely from the surrounding viewpoints and Guano Point. The Skywalk is a glass walkway, so guests should be comfortable with heights and walking on unpaved surfaces.
What about food, drink, and tribal rules? ▼
No outside food or alcohol is permitted on tribal lands; lunch is provided at Guano Point. Hualapai rules apply throughout the West Rim, and guests must follow guide instructions at the Skywalk and rim trails. The tour is for ages 2 and up.
What should I wear and bring? ▼
Wear comfortable closed-toe walking shoes for unpaved surfaces, with weather-appropriate layers, sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen. Bring a government-issued photo ID and any medications. Leave bags and loose items with the aircraft or in lockers before the Skywalk.
What is this tour's cancellation and rescheduling policy? ▼
This tour uses a 7-day window. Send cancellations or changes in writing through our contact form; replies to your confirmation email cannot be processed. More than 7 days out, you receive a full refund minus card processing fees; within 7 days or a no-show, the booking is charged in full. If 360 Adventures cancels for severe conditions, you receive a 100% refund including fees.
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