Eagle Point

Eagle Point at Grand Canyon West is home to the world-renowned Skywalk, a breathtaking cantilever glass bridge offering visitors a unique and thrilling experience. Step out onto the horseshoe-shaped bridge, extending 70 feet over the edge of the Grand Canyon, for unparalleled views 4,000 feet below. Skywalk provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to walk on air, with the bridge's strength capable of holding the weight of seventy fully loaded 747 passenger jets.

Located on the Hualapai Reservation and distinct from Grand Canyon National Park, Skywalk welcomes guests of all ages to witness the Grand Canyon from a new perspective. Upon arrival, visitors can securely store personal belongings before venturing onto the glass bridge wearing protective booties. Professional photographers are on-site to capture this unforgettable experience, with photo souvenirs available for purchase. To avoid crowds, it's recommended to visit in the morning, with the last tickets sold in the late afternoon.

Since its opening in 2007, the $30 million Skywalk has attracted over 10 million visitors, showcasing modern engineering marvels and a rich cultural history. Learn about the Hualapai Tribe's legend of the giant eagle that saved their people during a great flood, immortalized in stone at Eagle Point. Discover the significance of the eagle in Indigenous cultures while marveling at the panoramic views of the Grand Canyon from the middle of the Skywalk or inside the Sky View Restaurant.

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