Hualapai Village
- Admission:Free
Good for Families, Horse Riding, Shopping / Entertainment Center, Town / City
One of the highlights in Grand Canyon West is the Hualapai Village. The authentic dwellings provide a real fun-filled real Western adventure, which includes gun fights, cattle drives, and cowboy games like axe throwing and horseshoes. You can even mount up for a horseback or wagon ride to the edge of the rim for a spectacular scenic view of the Grand Canyon.
At the Hualapai Village, you can shop at the Hualapai Market, tour an authentic re-creation of an Indian village, watch Native American dance performances, dine at eateries and cafés, and view the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River from 4,000 feet/1,200 meters above from the Grand Canyon Skywalk. You can also enjoy activities like river rafting or exploring the Grand Canyon Caverns, which are dry caverns created from lava and limestone. This is also the only place within the Grand Canyon where visitors can access the Colorado River at the bottom of the canyon on a helicopter. At the end of the day, relax on the cabin porch at the Hualapai Ranch and soak up a colorful sunset.
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The trip was well organised with comfortable buses and enough time to visit all the spots. Our bus guide was amazing and very knowledgeable and kept us entertained through most of the route.
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Hualapai Village is located at the western Grand Canyon corridor about 120 miles/193 kilometers east of Las Vegas and about 72 miles/115 kilometers northwest of Kingman, Arizona. From Las Vegas, take Highway 93 southeast across Hoover Dam to Kingman.
At Kingman, take Stockton Hill Road to Pierce Ferry Road. Take Pierce Ferry North to Diamond Bar Road. Go east on Diamond Bar, which will end at the Grand Canyon West Airport. Here you can take the Park & Ride Shuttle to the Village and Skywalk.
