Las Vegas Things to Do

After a debaucherous weekend in Las Vegas, few things may be lower on your priority list than sitting on a bus for ten-hour round trip. But what if I told you that at the other end of the bus ride lies one of the most infamously beautiful spots in America, one of the undisputed natural wonders of the world?

You’d set your alarm for 5:00am, that’s what.

For a day trip in true Las Vegas style, you will want to take yourself on a luxurious Grand Canyon West Rim Day Trip by Tour Trekker. Tour Trekkers are an excellent way to make a day trip to the must-see Grand Canyon as your group numbers are small and you get the benefit of a more personalized adventure in comfort. The West Rim of the Grand Canyon gives tourists gorgeous views and spectacular photo opportunities of the canyon.

Jenny and I had been in Las Vegas for 3 days already, and had done the whole tourist thing. We had wandered the strip for days, visited the casinos, the restaurants, the hotels. We were exhausted, and felt like we had the entire Vegas experience. There was one thing left for us to do, and it was our Grand Canyon Day Trip.

To fully experience the magnificence of the Grand Canyon, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, you have to take flight! Enjoy breathtaking vistas and panoramic views as you overlook the Grand Canyon National Park from an executive-style airplane. The airplanes are fixed-wing aircrafts with climate-controlled cabins and panoramic view windows that give you the ultimate Grand Canyon experience.

Like Yosemite and Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon can get a little crowded. I’m not saying it should be closed off or anything, but there are times when you want to just appreciate the sheer magnitude and beauty of the rock and sky without having your reverie interrupted by somebody’s loud kids or a bickering couple or that smug, purple roadrunner blasting through your campsite. At least the coyote is quiet.

I have this friend. He’s kind of a naysayer, and when it comes to Las Vegas, he refuses to have anything to do with it short of a layover at the airport. Not surprisingly, he doesn’t like gambling and has absolutely no interest in casinos, and since he’s never been beyond the terminals at McCarran International Airport, he’s unfairly written off the whole city and Las Vegas Tourism in general. I thought this was ridiculous.