Got there for the setting sun. Hardly anyone was there so had the place almost to ourselves. It was stunning. Didn't do the Sky Glass walk as it was megga expensive and views at the next stop-off were amazing and you could get close to the edge, unlike at Sky Glass

The West Rim is closest to Las Vegas but we have also traveled to the south Rim and thought it was a better experience. As for the west rim we got the combination entrance fee (Entrance fee, Skywalker, meal). The meal was about the same price if you pre-paid or got it once inside. The Skywalker, the clear see through walkway which goes over a portion of the canyon was really cool. It was about an hour wait and you can not take your own pictures, they have photographs along the walkway but equally as good was Guano point. Which is an old mining site but offers great views of the canyon. If you can climb to the top of the rock formation and get some really good views. You will need around 4 hours here and the best restaurant is at Skywalker. It is a sit down inside restaurant with good views.

Glad to read all the reviews and went in well informed and prepared. Almost didn’t go but glad we did. We visited late October 2023 midweek. Remember: this is Native American owned, not US park service! An hour off US93 like NPS site is an hour north of I40. Saw glamming and RV site on the way in. Yes, you pay around $40 (ask for small senior discount). About the same as Hoover Dam tour. Add for the skywalk. Could omit. True-the skywalk might be underwhelming but not much more $$ for one time splurge. We were ready for the lines (moved reasonably quickly) & had lots to learn from exhibits along the way. Different vistas than NPS GC. Shuttle to skywalk (no rushing) and guano point (guano was fabulous views and easy walking or scrambling). If you’d like a different canyon experience or a second half day, it might be worth it for you too.

Amazing views and easy to find from vegas. The bus that took us from the car park to the sights was easy to negotiate, but the one thing I was disappointed in was the souvenirs. I was hoping to buy some traditional Indian jewellery, but it appeared to be stuff you could get off amazon . Some idiots probably forctheir Instagram pictures were really chancing it right on the edges of the mountains and had to be told to move back the mindset of some is incredible...

We bought our tickets online and were running late getting there from Hoover Dam. I was a nervous mess the whole drive there because we were so late. We finally got there 5:15 and it closes at 6:00. Michael drove us up special and we were the last ones on the skywalk. We then rushed over the Guano Point. There were still 50-100 people there but it was not packed. The trip was definitely rushed due to our own lateness but I appreciated them finding a way to get us in. I would recommend arriving on the later side (but not as late as us!) and miss the big crowds and enjoy the sunset.

It was a little pricey at ~50 dollars per person plus it was additional for zip line and the skywalk. We definitely spent more time at the second stop, better views and more to see. Most of our party agree that the skywalk wasn’t really worth the money as you couldn’t take phones or cameras with you. You had to purchase those also.

Amazing views, if you are in las Vegas and want to do a field trip with the family, this is great. Might not be the same as South rim provincial park, but the views of the Grand Canyon west are great and spectacular as well. The only important thing to know is this is not the provincial park and therefore is not cheap to get it. You should make sure you have a budget for the entrance fees. The website advertises as $49 per person, but I was never able to get this price when I tried buying the tickets online. I paid $52 per person online, the price is the same at the location, there was no savings for buying ahead of time online, as the price was the same when you arrive at the first point. So my recommendation is pay when you arrive, no need to buy online ahead of time.

The prices are a bit on the pricy side in our opinion. We paid $53 PER PERSON, making it in total $115 after tax. We got the general pass which gave us accsess to the the outside area of the sky walk (but not the sky walk itself) which had very limited views. However, the Guano point had some amazing views which you get to experience with the general pass! Will drop some photos below:) But in total we’d much rather recommend taking the trip further to the actual Grand Canyon National Park where you pay way less and really get the canyon vibes!:))

The trip was an amazing and very fair value. Our guide SCARLET was off the charts amazing, her knowledge and truly deep love for what she does was amazing. If you get to have Scarlet, I'd choose her. It was a long but certainly covered everything we expected and more. Saw Grand Canyon West, Eagle point, and Gran point. We stopped on the earlier side to get lunch, which was included and excellent!! We went earlier to avoid the crowds and sure enough as we finished the crowds showed up and we had time to take speak to s few of the Native Americans that worked there and took some photos of teepees and other homes. Then on the way back we stopped at the Hoover Dam, Amazing stop and plenty of different views.

A great time-we went and just did the general admission pass. If you are not interested in the skywalk, the second stop will be all you need. Guano Point has the views of the Grand Canyon you are seeking, just be careful of your footing as there are no fences or guardrails. Search around the rocks for a way up and you will find breathtaking views. The tribe is friendly and worth supporting. My only issue is the lack of signage. People are confused, and there are very few signs to guide them at various points. It’s not a big deal but a little one that could be easily solved with just a few more informative signage. Wonderful people, it is a great idea to visit here and support the tribe and see the views.