We visited Grand Canyon West, a commercial operation of the Hualapai Tribal Nation.

On the way there, we enjoyed seeing lots of Joshua trees and snowy mountains:

The sign for Grand Canyon West:

The main terminal; there is lots of parking, an airport, large heliport, and gift store here:

One catches buses to reach the other two areas:

The first stop is Eagle Point:

Do you see the eagle?

A selfie:

The main attraction of Grand Canyon West is the Skywalk, a horseshoe-shaped glass bridge that extends 70 feet out over the canyon:

We went to the restaurant for lunch first, which had a great view over the Skywalk:

No personal belongings allowed on the Skywalk:

Line:

We put our stuff in a locker:

They have photographers on the Skywalk to take posed pictures:

Some stock pics of the Skywalk that came with our photo downloads:

After we experienced the Skywalk, we headed outside and looked at some Native American tribal structure exhibits:

Then caught a bus to Guano Point:

Posing ravens:

Nice Grand Canyon views:

This point is named for a guano mine (harvesting bat droppings for fertilizer); there are still some ruins of a tram used for that operation:

A long line for the bus back to the terminal (it was much longer when we joined it):

On the way back to Kingman, “Expect Cattle”:

Yep, cows were expected:

A fun experience, and a different perspective on the Grand Canyon.