What is the Best Way to see the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas

One of the words most often used to describe the Grand Canyon is "massive." The sheer scale, intricate curves, depths and colors of this fantastic geological wonder can render just about anyone speechless. It can also make deciding how to optimize a short day trip overwhelming in and of itself. That's why our tours cater to individual experiences where you can immerse yourself in the locale no matter the time constraints.

Guests in Las Vegas will enjoy these Grand Canyon tours:

Wind Dancer: Depart the Las Vegas Strip and start your journey to one of the world's greatest natural wonders, the Grand Canyon. Soar over the iconic Hoover Dam while enjoying panoramic views of Lake Mead and the Mojave Desert. Enjoy intimate views of Temple Rock, a unique rock formation on the shoreline of Lake Mead and Fortification Hill, an extinct volcano. The ground drops away as you enter the Grand Canyon where you will descend and land 3,500 feet below the rim at a private landing area on Hualapai Indian Territory. Champagne, beverages and a snack box are served approximately 300 feet above the mighty Colorado River. Witness the stunning red rock formations of the Bowl of Fire from the air as you return to Las Vegas. Conclude your adventure with a breathtaking flight over the mega-resorts of the Las Vegas Strip. This tour departs from Maverick's terminal in Las Vegas, NV.

Western Journey: Enjoy a helicopter excursion with landing at Grand Canyon West to explore amazing overlooks and scenic highlights.

Get an inside look of what it's like to experience our air and landing tour, the Wind Dancer from start-to-finish.

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So there you have it, even if you're pressed for time you can still experience the wonder of Grand Canyon when you fly with Maverick. Our helicopter tours offer you the best of the canyon in four hours or less with ample time to get back to the rest of your day.