Indian Adventure Tour

The Grand Canyon is a place filled with living history. From the amazing rock formations and the magnificent canyon itself to the unique ecosystem and the Hualapai Indians who have inhabited this land for centuries, this area will give you a look into the history of the world on many different levels.

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For centuries nature has used the power of the Colorado River and other tools and events to carve what is now known as the Grand Canyon . This breathtaking formation reaches 277 miles in length, 18 miles wide and more than 5,000 feet deep in some areas. The surrounding rims of the canyon are comprised of two distinct ecosystems. The north rim features a wet climate with plenty of rain and a landscape dotted with trees and lush vegetation. The south rim is an arid desert terrain with very little plant and animal life and very few natural springs.

The Hualapai Indian Tribe has lived on this land for many years. Their name means “People of the Tall Pines” and they currently have over 2,300 tribal members. The Hualapai Reservation encompasses one million acres in northwest Arizona , 108 of which are a part of the Grand Canyon . Traditionally, the Hualapai Tribe moves seasonally between the canyon and the surrounding plateau.

On the Indian Adventure Tour you’ll get an up close look at the Hualapai Tribe and their culture. You’ll learn how they have adapted to this land and how they continue to thrive there today. You’ll get a narrated tour of Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and the west rim of the Grand Canyon aboard a helicopter and then enjoy a light meal on the edge of the canyon after a short walking tour of the Grand Canyon West.

This tour is an adventure for the whole family. Everyone will enjoy the amazing sights aboard the helicopter and the personal look into the lives of the Hualapai people who live on the Grand Canyon ’s rim. It’s sure to be a thrilling trip that will provide memories to last a lifetime.

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