Grand Canyon Day Trip from Las Vegas Guides: Rims, Hours, Tickets
Grand Canyon day trip guides: the South Rim or the West Rim, how long the day takes by coach, van, plane or helicopter, the Skywalk, the best time, entry tickets and driving yourself.
South Rim or West Rim from Las Vegas?
South Rim or West Rim on a day trip from Las Vegas: 122 or 275 miles, 10 or 14 hours, the $100 park fee for non-US visitors, what you see at each, and prices.
Read guide →How Long Is a Grand Canyon Day Trip from Las Vegas?
How long a Grand Canyon day trip from Las Vegas takes: 10 hours by coach, 9 to 13 in a small group, 7 by plane, 4.5 by helicopter, 14 to the South Rim, and the hours at the rim.
Read guide →Is the Grand Canyon Skywalk Worth It?
Is the Skywalk at the West Rim worth it on a day trip from Las Vegas: $20.50 more on the coach day or $32 between the gate passes, the phone and camera rule, and the free viewpoints.
Read guide →Best Time for a Grand Canyon Day Trip from Las Vegas
The best time for a Grand Canyon day trip from Las Vegas: spring and fall, winter snow at the South Rim, summer storms, sunrise and sunset by season, and the Arizona clock.
Read guide →West Rim Entry Tickets from Las Vegas
Entry tickets for the West Rim of the Grand Canyon: General Admission $67, All-Access with the Skywalk $99, the Sunset Pass, which pass lists the viewpoints, and the tours from Las Vegas that include entry.
Read guide →Driving from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon
Driving from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon yourself: 122 miles to the West Rim or 275 to the South Rim, the roads, the entry fees at each, Hoover Dam on the way, and when a tour is easier.
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