North Canyon Tour

This Grand Canyon helicopter tour sets off from the South Rim and flies over the national park's most astonishing rock formations and features - including the oldest and deepest region of the canyon.

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$209.00

per/person,
starting rate

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A rainbow helicopter flies over the Grand Canyon and Colorado River.

A rainbow Bell helicopter rests on a helipad at the Grand Canyon Airport.

A Grand Canyon landscape shrouded in shadows from a cloudy sky.

Massive stone walls of the Grand Canyon featuring red and brown striped rock throughout.

A helicopter passenger uses their phone to take a picture out the window during a Grand Canyon tour.

A massive expanse of the Grand Canyon South Rim with a cloudy sky above the horizon.

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North Canyon Air Tour Details

This exhilarating helicopter tour is the perfect addition to any Grand Canyon getaway! Set off from the air terminal near Grand Canyon Village and over the Kaibab National Forest, across the deepest and widest part of the South Rim. From the sky, you'll see where the geography is at its most diverse - and nearly a mile deep. Enjoy breathtaking views as you fly over the mighty Colorado River towards the canyon's North Rim. You'll also see rock formations like the Tower of Ra and Vishnu Schist as you fly back through the Dragon Corridor before touching back down at the helipad.

Features

Helicopter

Included

Helicopter tour over Grand Canyon
Sights of Central Grand Canyon & North Rim
Headset Narration
Multilingual options for narration
Tour Duration: 25-30 minutes

Planning

Flight Duration: Approximately 25-30 minutes

What to Bring

Bring your I.D. - All passengers booked on a tour must have government issued forms of identification.
Be sure to book your tour as early in your trip as possible.
Water: You may bring a bottle of water, however the bottle is not allowed to be opened in the aircraft.
Don’t forget your camera! Cameras and phones are allowed and encouraged, but please be aware that the use of “Selfie Sticks” and extending camera poles are strictly prohibited in and around the aircraft.
Not sure what to wear? Layered clothing is recommended through the months of March to September, and winter clothing should be worn from October to mid-March.
Wear sensible shoes. The ground at the location you are visiting is rough, rocky, and uneven. It is important to wear sturdy, toe-covering shoes that can handle rough terrain. Sneakers or hiking boots are highly recommended

Accessibility:

If assistance is required in boarding and disembarking, passengers must provide companion or attendant to do so.
Passenger must be able to use helicopter seat.
Only collapsible wheelchairs with removable wheels can be stowed onboard due to space limitations.
Guests will be notified at time of check-in if space limitations will prevent their accessibility equipment from being brought onboard.
This is an air-only tour. Should your equipment need to be left at the terminal, it will be stored safely and waiting for you upon landing.
Guests must reach the Grand Canyon National Park airport 45 minutes before their flight time.

Health and Safety Protocols

Face mask required for guest and employees
Temperature checks for guests and employees before entering shuttles and terminals
Hand Sanitizer readily available in public areas
High contact surfaces regularly sanitized
Aircraft and transportation vehicles sanitized between uses
Social Distancing enforced