America’s Only Natural Wonder Is Just Two Hours From Las Vegas

A Close Escape That Feels Worlds Away

You’ve seen photos of the Grand Canyon, but nothing compares to standing at the edge taking in the view for yourself. And the best part? You don’t need a week off work to experience it. You just need half a day and a sense of adventure.

Grand Canyon West offers the canyon’s most memorable experiences, like the Skywalk, epic viewpoints, zipline and rich Hualapai history, just a two-hour drive from Las Vegas.

How to Get Here From Vegas

The drive is part of the adventure. Head southeast from the Strip, past the Hoover Dam and through the open desert. In just two hours, the glittering skyline gives way to red rock cliffs, Joshua trees and the silence of canyon country.

Don’t want to drive? Round-trip bus tours from Vegas hotels make it even easier and have the All-Access Pass, snacks and a scenic photo stop at the Hoover Dam built in.

What to Do at Grand Canyon West

Whether you’re here for the views, the thrills or a serene, cultural experience, Grand Canyon West has it all.

• Skywalk – A glass bridge 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. Look down if you dare!
• Cultural experiences – Learn about the Hualapai Tribe’s land, history and stories.
• Zipline – Soar 2,100 feet at 40 mph across desert canyons.
• Eagle Point & Guano Point – Iconic views. No filter needed.
• Arcade games – A breather from nature’s mic drop.
• Sky View Restaurant – Dine above the rim with wine, beer and incredible views.
• Rustic cabins – Make it a weekend trip with an overnight stay and sip your coffee on the edge.

Travel Deals and Discounts

Grand Canyon West is making it easier than ever to experience the canyon with these limited time offers:

BOGO All-Access Pass – Visitors with a valid U.S. National Park Pass can get a buy one, get one free deal on all-access passes when purchased on site. Just show your pass at the ticket window.

Book Early, Save 20% – Buy your All-Access Pass online in advance and save 20% now through August 28. Tickets are valid for use up to three months from the purchase date, so you can lock in your plans early.

Close to Vegas, Nothing Like It

Picture this: You can brunch in Vegas and walk over a glass bridge above the Grand Canyon by lunch. It’s the kind of experience that stays with you long after the drive back to the Strip.