Grand Canyon Helicopter and Hummer Tour

Next, hop off the helicopter and into a Hummer for a thrilling journey in Grand Canyon National Park. Throughout, you'll stop at notable viewpoints like Duck on a Rock, Yavapai Point, and Moran Point. Delve deeper into the region’s history and geology through expert narration from your pilot and witness just how vast the Grand Canyon is thanks to both a bird's-eye and close-up view.

Please be prepared to pay a $15 fuel surcharge per person on arrival.

Grand Canyon Helicopter and Hummer Tour Description

Your 3-hour tour includes:

• 25 to 30-minute flight over Grand Canyon North Rim

• Detailed commentary from a professional pilot

• Noise-canceling headsets during flight

• Safety briefing pre-flight

• Soar above Dragon Corridor

• 2-hour Hummer ride

• South Rim stops might include Duck on a Rock, Yavapai Point, and Moran Point

• Small group size of up to 6 people

Soar Above the Grand Canyon

Your thrilling adventure begins at the air terminal near Grand Canyon Village. Please plan on arriving approximately 30 minutes before your scheduled flight, which ensures plenty of time to settle in and listen to the safety briefing. Then, buckle in and delight in a scenic 25 to 30-minute flight over the Grand Canyon's most awe-inspiring landscapes.

From the North Rim's remote beauty to the South Rim's iconic vistas, you’ll be treated to a unique perspective on the canyon's grandeur. Witness the Dragon Corridor's depth, the contrasting colors of the geological layers, and the Colorado River carving its way along the canyon—all from the best seat in the house paired with expert commentary from your pilot through noise-canceling headphones.

Explore South Rim in a Hummer

After experiencing the vastness of the Grand Canyon from above, your adventure continues on the ground. Check in at the Buck Wild Hummer Tours terminal and hop into the open-air Hummer for an incredible two-hour ride. While cruising through the South Rim’s jaw-dropping landscapes, your knowledgeable guide will provide intriguing information about the canyon’s history and geology.

Superb Grand Canyon Photo Opportunities

Throughout the ride, you’ll make numerous stops for photo opportunities and to ponder the remarkable landscapes surrounding you. Depending on the day, you might visit the incredible Duck on a Rock, which was formed by differential erosion, or Yavapai Point for views of the Colorado River, Phantom Ranch, and the canyon’s many layers of colorful rock. Another must-see is Moran Point, named after the painter Thomas Moran, which gives you a sense of the true magnitude of the canyon.

No matter your exact route, each stop exposes landscapes sculpted over millions of years and reveals secret marvels known to your experienced guide. As you return to the terminal at the Grand Canyon Airport, located at 3568 Airport Road, Grand Canyon, AZ, 86023, you’ll no doubt have an array of superb memories and photos to go along with them!