As an inspiring

landscape, the

Grand Canyon

impresses everyone

with its immense

size. Most visitors

stand on the edge

of the canyon to

take in the sights,

but enjoying it from

above is an even

more powerful

experience. You can

journey the Grand

Canyon West Rim

and the Hualapai

Indian lands with a

tour from Scenic

Airlines.

On the Scenic Airlines

tour, you’ll start with a

35-minute flight to enjoy

the sights of Lake Mead

and the Hoover Dam.

After landing, you’ll board

a motor coach to explore

self-guided tour locations

of the Grand Canyon.

Busses make a circular

loop throughout the tour

zone and run on a 15-

minute schedule, allowing

ample time to take in the

beauty of Eagle Point,

Guano Point, and the

cultural Indian Village.

The self-guided tour lasts

approximately 3 ½ hours

before the flight back to

the terminal.

• Flight from Scenic Airlines Terminal to Grand Canyon West and return

• Meal voucher (Quantity: 1)

• Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Guided bus excursion

• Explore Eagle Point and Guano Point (for an additional fee while at Eagle Point,

you can experience the Skywalk)

• Breathtaking views of Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, the Colorado River, and the

Grand Canyon

• Air-conditioned travel and oversized windows for panoramic views and photos

• Tour narration available in 16 languages

• Passengers board a motor coach to

Scenic Airplanes Terminal

• Passengers board the airplane

approximately 10 minutes before

departure and fly to Grand Canyon

West

• Passengers disembark and board a

motor coach to start exploration

• Passengers enjoy a light meal served

on the rim of the canyon by the

Hualapai Indians

• Passengers return by motor coach to

the Grand Canyon West Rim airport

and board the aircraft for return flight

to the Scenic Airlines Terminal

Tour Total Duration: 7 hours

Flight Duration: 70 minutes

Grand Canyon Duration: 4 hours

The State of Arizona has the greatest concentration of Native American

culture than any other state, with 19 Indian reservations making up

approximately 25% of its total land area. A number of the tribes live in close

proximity to the Grand Canyon.

HUALAPAI Founded in 1883, the

Hualapai reservation

makes up 108 miles of

the Grand Canyon rim.

There are over 2,000

Hualapai tribal members

living along historic

Route 66 in northern

Arizona. They are

involved in cattle

operations, forestry, and

tourism.

The canyon’s most

breathtaking views can

be seen from the

Hualapai reservation.

Scenic Airlines & Coaches is the largest and most experienced aerial tour operator in the world. Over 10 million customers have visited the Grand Canyon and other National Parks with Scenic Airlines. The tours allow people from around the world to experience the beauty of the Southwest. Scenic Airlines offers over 20 unique and customizable tours that range from several hours long to overnight journeys.

Your vacation begins now. To book your adventure, visit www.scenic.com, or call to make reservations at (800) 634-6801.