Grand Canyon Skywalk - Tourist Attraction in Peach Springs

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A recent guest had this reaction after visiting Grand Canyon Skywalk:

“We did the trip while visiting Las Vegas. The whole Grand Canyon experience is one in a lifetime! Of course the highlight is ... moreA recent guest had this reaction after visiting Grand Canyon Skywalk:

“We did the trip while visiting Las Vegas. The whole Grand Canyon experience is one in a lifetime! Of course the highlight is the walk on the glass balcony of the Skywalk!! Really breathtaking!!!”

Posted on Jun 20, 2018

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Here’s a fun fact about Skywalk. The U-shaped bridge is supported by steel beams that are anchored 46 feet into the rock.

Posted on Jun 18, 2018

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A visiting researcher at the University of California Santa Barbara recently took a big western road trip while attending a conference in Tucson. He published a photo gallery of his journey which i... moreA visiting researcher at the University of California Santa Barbara recently took a big western road trip while attending a conference in Tucson. He published a photo gallery of his journey which included a visit to Grand Canyon West and Skywalk. His essay includes multiple photos and a video of the Grand Canyon West experience.
https://www.edhat.com/news/many-delights-on-arizona-road-trip-for-ucsb-lab

Posted on Jun 17, 2018

4,000 FEET ABOVE THE GRAND CANYON

In the old days, the most thrilling view you could get of the Grand Canyon came standing at its edge. In 2007, that view got even better with the opening of the Skywalk at Eagle Point. This 10-foot-wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Canyon. Look down and you can see right through the glass platform 4,000 feet to the floor of the Canyon below. Profiled by the National Geographic Channel, The Today Show, and CNN, this engineering marvel offers unparalleled views of the one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders.

Nervous about walking on glass almost a mile above the Grand Canyon? Have no fear; the Skywalk is strong enough to bear the weight of seventy 747 passenger jets.