Grand Canyon Skywalk

Posted by Zeeshan on August 20, 2010

Grand Canyon Skywalk Skywalk Grand Canyon West is a relatively new attraction, which juts 4,000 feet above the Colorado River, owned and operated by the Hualapai Indian tribe. First opened to the public in 2007, Skywalk is 120 miles south of Las Vegas, accessible by car, bus, airplane and helicopter. There is a drive nine hours to San Luis Obispo, along the same scope Needles Highway Bakersfield Barstow Kingman. The last 70 miles are open desolate landscapes. Skywalk is open from 7.00 bis 19.00 Clock clock, the last tour at 5:45 pmThe delivered smooth, paved two-lane road ends abruptly and suddenly you are on a winding, dusty, gravel and dirt road. After about 30 minutes to reach the summit and the road flattens out to be a mixture of asphalt and potholes. This is a great adventure to the place to visit.

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