Grand Canyon West Hoover Dam Combo

Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam Tour

• All-Inclusive: Includes the Grand Canyon Skywalk, lunch along the rim, and Hoover Dam Power Plant* tour
• Canyon Skywalk: Venture onto the glass-bottomed bridge extending 70-feet beyond the rim
• Eagle Point: Immerse yourself in the Hualapai culture and tour an authentic Native American Village
• Guano Point: See stunning 360-degree views of the West Rim and learn about the area's strange mining history
• Hoover Dam: Walk atop this engineering marvel and visit the Generator Room* in the Power Plant below
• Natural Landmarks: Experience the Mohave Desert; see panoramas of Lake Mead and the Colorado River
• Fully-Guided: Our guide sticks with you for the entire tour, sharing insights along the way
• Small Group: Travel with a small group for a more personal, relaxed experience
  
  

Tour Details

Experience the adventure of a lifetime visiting two world wonders in one day—the Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam! This fully-guided adventure includes your Canyon Skywalk ticket, a tour of the Hoover Dam Power Plant's Generator Room, and lunch along the rim at an on-site cafe.

We'll pick you up from your Las Vegas hotel in a custom Tour Trekker and you'll travel in comfort and style through the Mojave Desert en route to the Grand Canyon. Our Certified Interpretive Guides are both trained drivers and entertaining local experts. Your guide knows all about the desert’s unique ecosystem and will point out noteworthy wildlife and plants along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for the unique Joshua Trees, which only grow in this part of the world.

Your first stop along the Canyon's West Rim is Eagle Point, home to the Haulapai Tribe and famous Grand Canyon Skywalk. Venture out on the glass-bottomed platform that extends 70 feet-beyond the rim and 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. You’ll never forget the unique perspective of the Colorado River and Grand Canyon from here. Get your picture taken by the attraction’s designated photographer—and look down if you dare!

While here, take time to experience the Hualapai culture first-hand, tour exhibits and shop for souvenirs. Enjoy a self-guided tour of a traditional Hualapai Village, featuring authentic housing, cooking ovens and a sweat lodge. You might experience fancy dancers in colorful regalia and storytelling performed by community members.

Next stop is Guano Point, one of the most dramatic viewpoints of the Grand Canyon with "Highpoint Hike" and its stunning 360-degree views of the Canyon. Practice using your panoramic camera function before you arrive because you'll want to climb to the top of the rocks for breathtaking views. Your guide will help you get the perfect shot.

While here, see if you can spot the remnants of the historic tram that once stretched across the canyon. Be sure to ask your guide about the bizarre mining history of the cave below the overlook and the Hualapai legend tied to it.

After lunch along the West Rim at an onsite cafe, you'll be off to the second world wonder of the day: the Hoover Dam. Your guide will lead you on a walk atop this engineering marvel to view the spillways and visit the Winged Figures of the Republic. Head to the Observation Deck for 360-degree views of the Colorado River and Lake Mead, and enjoy free time at the Gift Shop.

Included in your Hoover Dam tour is a trip below deck to the Power Plant. Walk through original construction tunnels with expert guides from the Bureau of Reclamation, who will escort you to the viewing platform overlooking the eight generators of the Nevada Powerhouse.*

To round out the day, hop back aboard the comfortable Tour Trekker and relax on the ride back to Las Vegas. We have all the details covered, including a cafe lunch, bottled water, parking and admissions fees.

Know Before You Go:

• Children under 3 are not permitted on this tour.
• Tour is in an enclosed vehicle exclusively on paved roads.
• Guests should bring sunscreen, a hat, and wear closed-toe, comfortable walking shoes.
• Stops include walking on uneven gravel terrain, well-maintained sidewalks, and dirt paths.
• Non-Motorized, collapsible wheelchairs are acceptable when accompanied by another adult with the ability to maneuver the wheelchair on uneven terrain across loose dirt or gravel.

*Should access to the Hoover Dam Generator Room be restricted by the Bureau of Reclamation, the tour will include stops at the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge and the Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum.

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