Grand CAnyon West Operating Hours (Daily) April through September: 7 AM to 7 PM October through March: 8 AM to 5 PM

Eagle Point highlights - Skywalk, one of the largest glass cantilever bridges in the world - Native American Village, a self-guided tour featuring authentic housing, ovens and sweat lodges - Railing-less access to the rim of the Grand Canyon - Indigenous performances at the outdoor theater Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. - Shop at the Skywalk Main Terminal, offering souvenirs from t-shirts and hats to handcrafted jewelry and weavings made by the Hualapai, Hopi and Mojave tribes. - Hualapai Tribe exhibits inside the Skywalk Main Terminal - Sky View Restaurant or Skywalk Cafe

Guano Point is a scenic overlook and a historic Hualapai site at Grand Canyon West, offering panoramic views of the canyon and the Colorado River, particularly spectacular at sunset. Visitors can hike to the top of its rugged sandstone butte for 360-degree views via the Highpoint Hike, and explore the remnants of a 1950s guano mine tramway. Amenities at Guano Point include a café, restrooms, shaded seating, and a Native American market. Guano Point highlights - Highpoint Hike, Guano Point’s railingless trail - Remnants of a historic tram that stands today as a monument to man’s attempt to mine the canyon - Guano Point Cafe offering outside seating with magnificent 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon - Souvenirs from Indigenous tribes at the Native American Market

Experience the canyon's stunning vastness and quiet tranquility as you watch the Colorado River wind through the rugged red walls below.