Hualapai Point Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Hualapai Point. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Grand Canyon West and Joshua Tree Photography Tour

• Grand Canyon West Bus Tour with Hoover Dam and Optional Skywalk

• Grand Canyon West: All-Access Ticket

• Private Grand Canyon West Full-Day Tour

You’ll need to purchase an All-Access Pass to Grand Canyon West to visit Hualapai Point. The fee is US$99 per person and includes Hualapai Tribe-run activities, such as a zipline ride and live performances, as well as the Grand Canyon Skywalk, trail access, and vouchers for meals and merchandise.

No, Hualapai Point is not part of Grand Canyon National Park. It’s located in Grand Canyon West, a separate park within the Hualapai Indian Reservation. Grand Canyon West offers views over the canyon’s West Rim. The main national park entrance is on the South Rim, about a 4-hour drive away.

Hualapai Point offers the chance to learn about Hualapai history and culture on tribal land. Shop local crafts at the Walapai Trading Post, sample traditional dishes at Gwe’Ma’jo Restaurant, and hear stories from Hualapai people at the Hwal’bay Gallery. The attraction has a zipline, arcade, and hiking and biking trails.

No, you cannot drive to Hualapai Point. You can drive to the Grand Canyon West Airport and hop on the shuttle to Hualapai Point. Shuttle access is included with all passes to Grand Canyon West, including the All-Access Pass, which also includes attractions such as the Skywalk and Guano Point.

Yes, Hualapai Point is located in Grand Canyon West, which has overnight accommodations. On-site are the Cabins at Grand Canyon West, which sleep up to six guests, and RV parking for up to three nights. Or, stay in Las Vegas (a 2-hour drive) and visit Hualapai Point on bus tours.