Grand Canyon Skywalk

The Grand Canyon Skywalk has become one of the most popular destinations in the world. The horseshoe-shaped glass bridge suspended over 4,000 feet above the bottom of the canyon rises higher that the worlds larges skyscrapers. The skywalk is owned by the Hualapai Indians and was opened in 2007. Because it is located only 120 miles from Las Vegas the Grand Canyon Skywalk has become as popular destination as the south rim.

Grand Canyon West Rim

The Grand Canyon West Rim has become the destination of choice for many travelors across the world. Here you can see Hualapai Indian Village, Guano Point, the Hualapi Ranch, and many other unique attractions. The Hualapai Indian Villlage introduces visitors to the culture of many Plains Indian Tribes. Guano Point gives visitors a chance to relax and take some pictures with views of the Grand Canyon, Colorado River, and Bat Caves. Hualapai Ranch is a place where you can step back into the old west. Come visit the Grand Canyon West Rim today!

The Hualapai Indian Reservation

The Hualapai Indian Reservation occupies the western region of the Grand Canyon. Most of the area can only be seen by hiking or driving on dirt trails. The people were primarily nomadic hunters and gatherers. They have now developed on of the most popular tourist attractions in the world: Grand Canyon West. People come from all across the world to experience the Indian culture present on the Hualapai Indian Reservation and see the famous Grand Canyon Skywalk.