• Grand Canyon South Rim - Begin your journey at the Grand Canyon Helicopters terminal located at the Grand Canyon National Park Airport in Tusayan. Ascend over the Kaibab National Forest and cross the South Rim, where the terrain dramatically drops, revealing the canyon’s depth of over a mile.
• Little Colorado River Overlook - Head towards the impressive meeting point of the Little Colorado River and the main Colorado River. Gaze down over 5,000 feet into the inner gorge, admiring the vibrant rock hues, steep canyon walls, and contrasting river channels.
• Point Imperial Drive - Glide past Imperial Point, a remarkable sandstone spire near the North Rim, flying at a similar elevation to the plateau for exceptionally close views of the cliffs and mesas.
• Grand Canyon North Rim - Proceed along the North Rim, where the higher elevation, cooler climate, and denser forests create a distinct landscape and habitat compared to the dry South Rim, supporting unique plant and animal communities.
• Grand Canyon South Rim - Return to the South Rim through the Dragon Corridor, one of the canyon’s broadest and deepest sections. Here, expansive rock walls and layered colors provide some of the most breathtaking photo opportunities before following the rim back to Tusayan and the terminal.

• Government fees
• anding and/or facility fees
• Surcharges on fuel
• Parking fees

• Gratuities
• Private transportation

Embark on the ultimate shared helicopter sightseeing adventure departing from the Grand Canyon Helicopters terminal at Grand Canyon National Park Airport (GCN) in Tusayan, just south of Grand Canyon Village.

This modern helicopter ascends above the forested plateau, then descends into the canyon’s depths, heading towards the breathtaking Little Colorado River confluence, offering views over 5,000 feet down to where the rivers converge.

Then, soar past Imperial Point near the North Rim at plateau level for close-up views of towering cliffs and the lush forests that flourish in this cooler, wetter climate, unlike the arid South Rim.

The journey concludes with a sweep through the stunning Dragon Corridor, the canyon’s most dramatic and photogenic section, before following the South Rim back to Tusayan.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.