Glass-Bottom Deck 4,000 Feet Above Grand Canyon Floor Unveiled Associated Press Published March 20, 2007 9:29pm EDT | Updated January 13, 2015 2:14pm EST ...

Hualapai tribe, who need the money, allow private developer to contruct transparent viewing platform sticking out 70 feet over Grand Canyon; environmentalists, some tribal elders upset.

PHOENIX – An Indian tribe fastened a massive glass-bottomed walkway to the edge of the Grand Canyon on Wednesday as part of an ambitious tourism center that has angered environmentalists and ...

GRAND CANYON, AZ – MARCH 20: People take the first official walk on the Skywalk, billed as the first-ever cantilever-shaped glass walkway extending 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon’s rim ...

The $30 million all-glass Skywalk will hover 3,800 feet above the Colorado River over a rim of the Grand Canyon, allowing tourists to stroll on an 80-yard walk around a semicircular platform ...

The concept art for the Grand Canyon Skywalk was stunning. But the real glass pathway, jutting 70-feet out over the cliff edge, 3/4 of a mile over the river bed, promises to be far more so.

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 ...

Acrophobes be warned: A Nevada Indian tribe is planning to build a glass-bottomed walkway that will jut out 20 metres from the Grand Canyon's edge. The horseshoe-shaped skywalk, expected to open ...

After four years and 1.5 million pairs of feet, the Grand Canyon Skywalk is undergoing its first major overhaul. And a face-lift like this requires some heavy lifting.

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 ...