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BUS TOURS

SOUTH RIM

Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour
GC Deluxe Bus/Helicopter Tour
Grand Canyon South Rim Adventure
GC South Rim Bus Overnight Tour

WEST RIM

Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tour
Grand Canyon Bus, Heli Boat Tour
GC Deluxe Bus, Heli & Boat Tour

HOOVER DAM

Lake Mead Cruise & Hoover Dam
Mini Hoover Dam Tour
Complete Hoover Dam Experience
Colorado River Float Trip

LAUGHLIN

Laughlin Day Tour

DEATH VALLEY

Death Valley Scotty's Castle

LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas Neon Night Bus Tour
NASCAR Bus Shuttle

OVERNIGHT

GC South Rim Bus Overnight Tour

AIRPLANE TOURS

SOUTH RIM

GC S Rim Deluxe Air & Ground Tour
GC Super Deluxe Air/Helicopter Tour

SOUTH RIM OVERNIGHT

Grand Canyon Deluxe Overnight Tour
Grand Canyon Deluxe Two Night Stay

WEST RIM

GC West Rim Indian Air & Ground
GC Voyager West Rim 4 in 1 Tour
GC Voyager West Rim 5 in 1 Tour
Grand Canyon West Rim Air Tour

NORTH RIM

GC North Rim Air & Ground Tour
GC North Rim Air & ATV Tour

HELICOPTER TOURS

GC HELI AIR TOURS

GC Sunset Heli Air Tour
GC Heli Air + Flight Over Vegas Strip
Las Vegas Night Flight Helicopter
Hoover Dam Helicopter Air Only Tour

FLOOR LANDING TOURS
From Las Vegas Strip

GC Heli Floor Landing w/Limo
GC Sunset Floor Landing
West Rim Heli Deluxe Voyager

BOULDER CITY AIRPORT
Just 25 Minutes from LV Strip

Grand Canyon Helicopter Air Tour
GC Helicopter Explorer Tour
GC Helicopter Air Tour & Skywalk
GC Exclusive Floor Landing Helicopter
GC Sunset Upgrade Floor Landing
GC Heli, Boat & Skywalk Tour
GC Colorado River Voyage Tour

SKYWALK HELI TOURS

Grand Canyon Skywalk Express
West Rim Heli Deluxe Voyager
GC Helicopter Air Tour & Skywalk
GC Heli, Boat & Skywalk Tour

HELI COMBO TOURS

GC Deluxe Bus/Helicopter Tour
GC Super Deluxe Air/Helicopter Tour
Grand Canyon Bus, Heli Boat Tour
GC Deluxe Bus, Heli & Boat Tour
GC Voyager West Rim 4 in 1 Tour
GC Voyager West Rim 5 in 1 Tour
West Rim Heli Deluxe Voyager

DEPARTING FROM
SOUTH RIM

Grand Canyon North Rim
Grand Canyon Imperial Helicopter

GC RANCH TOURS

WEST RANCH HELI TOURS

GC West Ranch Heli/Coach Adventure
GC Ranch Adventure w/LV Strip
GC Ranch Overnight Tour
Grand Canyon Ranch Wedding

ATV TOURS

GC North Rim Air & ATV Tour
Desert Adventure ATV Tour
Eldorado Gold Mine ATV Tour

SUV TOURS

Grand Canyon South Rim Adventure
Grand Canyon 6 in 1 Tour
GC West Rim SUV Tour
Hoover Dam SUV Tour
Eldorado Gold Mine SUV Tour
Red Rock Canyon SUV Tour
Valley of Fire SUV Tour
GC West Rim/Hoover Dam SUV Tour

HUMMER TOURS

West Rim Heli Landing & Hummer
Wild West Hummer Tour
Grand Canyon Hummer, Heli & Boat
Hummer Adventure Tour
Gold Mine Hummer Adventure Tour
Red Rock Hummer Adventure Tour
Desert Safari Hummer Adventure
Valley of Fire Hummer Tour

BOAT TOURS

Lake Mead Cruise & Hoover Dam
GC Deluxe Bus, Heli & Boat Tour
GC Voyager West Rim 4 in 1 Tour
Grand Canyon 6 in 1 Tour

RAFT TOURS

GC White Water Adventure
Self Drive GC White Water Adventure
Complete Hoover Dam Experience
Colorado River Float Trip

HORSEBACK TOURS

Morning Horseback Riding Adventure

WEDDING TOURS

Grand Canyon Ranch Wedding
Grand Canyon Wedding
Las Vegas Wedding with Stars

Las Vegas Grand Canyon Tours
National Park Information

About the Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The Grand Canyon is 277 miles long, with a width from 1/2 to 18 miles, and an average depth of one mile. The first people to look over the rim of the Grand Canyon were Native Americans. No one knows for sure when they came.

In 1933 some construction workers were building a trail in the canyon. In Luka Cave they found animal figurines made of twigs from Willow and Cottonwood Trees. One had a horn like a Bighorn Sheep, and another looked like a Deer. A third had a twig through it, as if it had been killed by a spear. These figurines are 3200 to 5000 years old. They are the earliest evidence of human life around the canyon.

The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is open all year. There is snow on this rim in the winter, but it melts quickly. Daytime temperature in the winter is in the low 40's. Night temperature is usually in the low teens and 20's. Summer temperatures range from the 80's during the day to night temperatures in the 40's. Five million visitors a year come to the Grand Canyon.

The West Rim of the Grand Canyon is 150 miles west of the South Rim, and is untouched by the 20th century world. The West Rim is located on the Hualapai Indian Reservation in Northern Arizona and opened in 1998. At the West Rim of the Grand Canyon you can view the Colorado River from an elevation of 3500 feet. Also, enjoy Guano Point and Eagle Point located at the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River drops 2200 feet in its 277 mile course through the Grand Canyon.

The depth of the river ranges from 6 to 110 feet. The width of the river varies from 100 to 300 feet. It has more than 150 rapids. There could not have been a Grand Canyon without an uplifting of the Colorado Plateau and the cutting action of the Colorado River. The river carries large boulders and small stones. They scrape and gouge the sides of the canyon. As the river cuts downward, it exposes the canyon walls to weathering and erosion. The layers of rock on both sides of the canyon are identical. That means the Colorado River must have separated them.

About The Grand Canyon Skywalk

The vision of the Skywalk was to enable visitors to walk beyond the canyon walls, becoming surrounded by the Grand Canyon while standing at the edge of the Glass Bridge. This Glass Bridge suspends more than 4,000 feet above the Colorado River on the very edge of the Grand Canyon's West Rim.

Located at Grand Canyon West’s Eagle Point, The Skywalk facility will also include a 6,000 square-foot visitor’s center on three levels – underground, first story and second story – which will contain a museum, movie theater, VIP lounge, gift shop, and several restaurants and bars, including a high-end restaurant called The Skywalk Café that will offer outdoor patio and rooftop seating on the edge of the canyon. The second story will be where visitors can access The Skywalk glass walkway. The visitor’s center will also offer private indoor and outdoor facilities for meetings, special events and weddings.

About The Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam is among the greatest modern engineering projects. The construction of the Dam occurred from 1931 until its completion in 1935. Blocking the Colorado River created two lakes. The first being Lake Mead in 1935. The second being Lake Mohave with the completion of Davis Dam in 1950. At the peak of construction at Hoover Dam 5,218 people would be working on the Dam at one time. Air Temperatures during construction often reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit, and at night dropped to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

During construction as many as 1,500 minor injuries per month occurred. Ninety four construction workers and 2 government employees were killed between 1931 and 1937. Twenty four fell to their deaths, 3 drowned, 10 were killed by explosions, 5 electrocuted, 26 were killed by falling debris, 26 were struck by machinery or heavy equipment, 1 died in an elevator accident and one in a cableway accident. Hoover Dam is 726.4 feet in height. It is 660 feet thick at the base and contains 4,360,000 cubic yards of concrete. The power plant at Hoover Dam has the capacity to produce 1,344,800 of electricity kilowatts. Hoover Dam has produced approximately 150 billion kilowatts-enough energy to supply a million residence for 20 years.