Small Group Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, 7 Magic Mountains Tour

Grab An Early Morning Photo at the Most Famous Photo Spot in Las Vegas! Early Morning Low Light and No Crowds Makes For A Perfect Stop to Get Your Tour Off To a Great Start!

Enjoy a guided tour of Seven Magic Mountains. Your tour guide will help you set up and shoot the perfect photos. You will arrive early to avoid the crowds. Spend up to 30 minutes wandering around this land art installation in the desert! Seven Magic Mountians is one of the hottest locations in Las Vegas, and this is the only tour to combine Seven Magic Mountains together with a trip to the Grand Canyon.

Walk On Top Of Hoover Dam! While others stop for only a photo of the dam, we get you out for a full walk across the Hoover Dam. Marvel at the massive height of this modern engineering marvel as you peer straight down the face of the dam to the Colorado River 738 feet below! Spend up to 1 hour at the Hoover Dam, more than any other tour the combines the Grand Canyon and the Hoover Dam.

Colorado River (Tour Experience):

On this tour, guests will have the unique opportunity to view the Colorado River from a dramatic vantage point atop the Hoover Dam, peering down an impressive 738 feet. This experience offers a tangible sense of the river's depth and power in relation to the massive engineering marvel. The bridge spanning the river, the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, also serves as a crossing point on the journey.

The Grand Canyon West is the best option for visitors from Las Vegas. We will give you over 2 hours to explore the different viewpoints, including Eagle Point and Guano Point. Your tour guide will give you tips to make sure you finish your tour of the Grand Canyon West Rim with knowledge and envy inducing photos.

Eagle Point at Grand Canyon West offers some of the most dramatic views of the canyon, perched high above the Colorado River on the Hualapai Reservation. It’s best known for the Skywalk—a thrilling glass bridge that lets you walk beyond the canyon’s edge for a bird’s-eye view of the cliffs below. The area also features a recreated Native American village and cultural performances, offering an enriching glimpse into the traditions of local tribes.

Peer through the glass down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon on the Skywalk (if option selected).

Guano Point is home to some of the most spectacular views of the entire Grand Canyon. Make sure to walk out and around to the far side of the point to get a sweeping view of the Grand Canyon West Rim and the mighty Colorado River that flows through it.