Grand Canyon West Rim Tours

Tours to Grand Canyon West are the best way to visit this section of the West Rim of the Grand Canyon, which is owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe as opposed to the National Park Service. We recommend booking a West Rim tour for three reasons: 1) It makes getting to this remote location easier and often faster, particularly if you take a helicopter or air tour; 2) Because all visitors are required to purchase an entrance package to this privately-owned attraction, booking a tour simplifies that process and has the added benefit of giving you VIP access to skip the line for the Grand Canyon Skywalk; and 3) This is the only place in the Grand Canyon at which you can land a helicopter at the bottom of the Canyon alongside the Colorado River, and it's also the only place you can go on a one-day whitewater river rafting trip.

Look for Grand Canyon West tours that offer free hotel pickups and let you build your own experience. The simplest tour, which may fly or drive you to the West Rim, will include a basic entrance package fee. From there, you can add on experiences such as a walk on the Grand Canyon Skywalk, horseback riding to and along the Rim, a pontoon boat ride on the Colorado River, and a champagne picnic on the Canyon floor. You can take a 4–6-hour half-day for a West Rim tour, or upgrade your activities and make it a full 11–13-hour day.

RECOMMENDED GRAND CANYON WEST RIM TOURS

Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters

World's Largest and Most Experienced Helicopter Sightseeing Company! Daily multilingual tours of Grand Canyon departing from Grand Canyon Airport at the South Rim near Tusayan. Choose from a variety of Helicopter Tours, whether you have 1 hour or several to see the Grand Canyon.

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Maverick Helicopter Tours

Maverick Helicopters offers tours of the Grand Canyon West Rim and South Rim. Maverick brings VIP service to the canyon with climate-controlled helicopters and unobstructed views perfect for sightseeing. They give you an adventure of a lifetime and not just another tour of the Grand Canyon … More

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Pink Jeep Tours

Enjoy first-class comfort with a passionate tour guide to the Grand Canyon's stunning West Rim. Travel by Tour Trekker and transform your trip into the experience of a lifetime, creating memories of the history, geology and more from expert guides.

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Grand Canyon West Rim Bus or Private Tour

Marvel at the incredible scenery of the Grand Canyon’s West Rim thanks to this 12-hour flexible sightseeing trip from Las Vegas. Take a hop-on, hop-off bus tour along the edge of the canyon, stopping at highlights like Eagle Point, Guano Point and Hualapai Cowboy Ranch. Optional trip upgra … More

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Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tour from Las Vegas with Optional Upgrades

Experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world from the land, air and water on this guided, full-day tour from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon. Travel through a Joshua Tree forest en route to the Grand Canyon’s West Rim for sightseeing how you wish. Upgrade to add a walk on the glass-bottomed Grand Canyon Skywalk and/or a thrilling helicopter flight into the canyon coupled with a pontoon boat ride on the Colorado River. A hot lunch at the Grand Canyon and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

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Small-Group Grand Canyon West Rim Day Trip from Las Vegas with Optional Skywalk

Explore one of the seven wonders of the world—the Grand Canyon—on this day trip to the west rim from Las Vegas. With included transport to and from the Strip, you can easily plan this day trip into your Las Vegas getaway. Along the way, stop for photos at the Hoover Dam. Take in views of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River at Guano Point and Eagle Point. Plus, for the more adventurous, choose to walk the edge of the Grand Canyon on the Grand Canyon Skywalk for an added expense.