The Grand Canyon Skywalk at Grand Canyon West offers a unique experience. What to know about the glass bridge attraction on the Hualapai Reservation.

PHOENIX — An Indian tribe is fastening a massive glass-bottomed walkway to the edge of the Grand Canyon today as part of an ambitious $30 million tourism center that has angered ...

The Skywalk will be the first-ever cantilever shaped glass walkway to suspend more than 4,000 feet above the canyon’s floor and extend 70 feet from the canyon's rim.

One of the more controversial additions to the Grand Canyon's surroundings, the Grand Canyon Skywalk is a large, semicircular bridge with a transparent glass floor, allowing tourists to walk out ...

The Grand Canyon's Skywalk has been inaugurated with hundreds of invited guests getting stunning views over the canyon through its glass walkway. Rising 4,000ft (1,220m) from the canyon's floor and ...

To behold the Grand Canyon from above, visitors usually book a helicopter tour or ride a zip line. But at the west rim of the canyon, there's a third (and equally adrenaline-inducing) option: Skywalk.

Visitors stepped gingerly beyond the Grand Canyon's rim Tuesday, staring through a glass floor and into the 4,000-foot chasm below during the opening ceremony for a new observation deck ...

This glass skywalk is similar to the popular skywalk at Grand Canyon West — it's a walkway with a glass floor, jutting out into the landscape.

The Grand Canyon Skywalk at Grand Canyon West offers a unique experience. What to know about the glass bridge attraction on the Hualapai Reservation.

Skywalk, which opened as a tourist attraction in 2007, is a 10-foot wide, horseshoe-shaped cantilever bridge with a glass walkway on the edge of a side canyon in Grand Canyon West.

The Grand Canyon Skywalk at Grand Canyon West offers a unique experience. What to know about the glass bridge attraction on the Hualapai Reservation.