Enjoy the ultimate Grand Canyon adventure by staying overnight in our cozy cabins. Sleepovers starting at $139/night. | Grand Canyon West

Stay the night under the stars at #GrandCanyonWest! ⭐ The Cabins at Grand Canyon West offer rustic cabins for up to six guests. You’ll discover all of the essentials for a comfortable stay in these non-smoking accommodations. Some come equipped with a refrigerator and microwave to allow for storing and making simple meals and snacks. You’ll experience sunrises and sunsets from the expansive porch, complete with wooden benches and seats. Your reservation includes two complimentary general admissi

The Hualapai people share more than a dance, they share the heart of their heritage, one that continues to shape the story of this land. #GrandCanyonWest #HualapaiPride #TribalPride #HualapaiTribe #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #CulturalHeritage #Skywalk | Grand Canyon West

Indigenous Peoples Day is a moment to honor the cultures, resilience, and stories that have long defined this land. At Grand Canyon West, we’re proud to celebrate with special offers for our Tribal Members: Tribal Member Specials: 20% OFF All-Access Pass (Member plus a guest) 25% OFF Retail Purchases Hualapai Tribal Members: FREE All-Access Passes (Member plus a guest) 30% OFF Retail Purchases *Must present Tribal ID and purchase passes at Terminal 1 upon arrival. Join us in celebrating the stre

The 1901 Grand Canyon Railway opened to fanfare—newspapers praised engineers but never named the Hualapai workers who laid every track. For decades, they were excluded from the tourism economy they built. Today, the Hualapai Nation runs Grand Canyon West. Not a comeback. A continuation. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden Arizona Stories Native American History Facts Indigenous Rights in the Southwest Erased Native History Voices of the Desert Native Arizona Tribes Southw