Viewpoints at the Grand Canyon West Rim
If you are looking to see the Grand Canyon but want to avoid the crowds that flock to the Grand Canyon South Rim, turn your trip into an exploration of the West Rim! Situated in the Hualapai Nation, this area of the canyon features magnificent, naturally-sculpted rock formations and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. Discover the magic of the land cherished and revered by the Hualapai people for centuries: the Grand Canyon West. Read on to discover some of the Grand Canyon West Rim's unique viewing experiences.
Hualapai Point
Hualapai Point is a cultural center operated by the Hualapai Tribe, the owners of the Grand Canyon West. Here visitors can shop for authentic handmade Native American gifts, get an adrenaline rush on a zip line, try their hand at the shooting gallery, or meet with Hualapai ambassadors.
Guano Point
After seeing the canyon from the air, make the short shuttle ride to Guano Point, where you can experience a complete 360-degree view of the canyon walls. If you're up to the challenge, you can climb to the top of the point for an even higher view. If you need a break from your adventure, Guano Point also features a fantastic cafe offering authentic barbecue dishes.
Eagle Point
Undoubtedly the must-see part of the West Rim is Eagle Point - a naturally carved section of canyon wall that bears a striking resemblance to a massive eagle spreading its wings in flight. This breathtaking rock formation is considered sacred by the Hualapai Natives, and is an integral sight in your Grand Canyon West experience. Fortunately, this rim features the most fantastic opportunity to see Eagle Point - The Skywalk Bridge.
No matter what type of experience you're looking for, be it historical, thrill seeking, or just plain sightseeing, you are sure to find it at the Grand Canyon West. Call us today and let us help you plan the most amazing adventure.
Most booked ~1 hr total Flyover + ground 
