Things to do in Laughlin

Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Grand Canyon West Rim with Desert Wonder Adventures' journey that seamlessly blends natural wonders, cultural heritage, and convenience. Departing from Laughlin, Bullhead City, Lake Havasu, and Kingman, this guided tour takes you through the striking desert landscape and the iconic Joshua Tree forest en route to the Grand Canyon’s renowned West Rim. Enjoy hotel pick-up for a hassle-free start to your adventure. As you travel, marvel at the changing colors and dramatic vistas of Arizona’s high desert before arriving at the Hualapai Reservation, home to some of the canyon’s most spectacular viewpoints. Your day includes visits to both Eagle Point and Guano Point. At Eagle Point, witness the legendary rock formation resembling an eagle in flight-a sacred site for the Hualapai people. Upgrade your experience with a walk on the world-famous Skywalk, a glass bridge that extends nearly 70 feet over the canyon’s edge for breathtaking views straight down into the chasm below. Eagle Point also features a Native American village with authentic dwellings, sweat lodges, and cultural exhibits, offering insights into the traditions and daily life of local tribes. On select days, enjoy live music and traditional dance performances at the amphitheater, adding a vibrant cultural dimension to your visit. Guano Point offers a different perspective, with its dramatic promontory providing sweeping 360-degree views of the canyon and the Colorado River far below. Adventurous visitors can climb the “Highpoint Hike” for even more stunning vistas or explore the remnants of the historic Guano Mine tramway, a fascinating piece of canyon history. Throughout your journey, knowledgeable guides share stories about the land, its people, and the unique geology that makes the Grand Canyon one of the world’s great natural wonders. Small group sizes ensure a personalized experience, with plenty of time to soak in the views and capture unforgettable photos. Afterwards, we travel to a Historic Western Ranch once owned by a bank & train robber for lunch with the Singing Cowboy! For those seeking even more adventure, optional upgrades to the Skywalk are available and can be purchased directly when we confirm. The tour includes opportunities to learn about Native American culture through exhibits and live demonstrations (subject to schedule). After a full day of exploration, relax on your comfortable return ride, reflecting on an unforgettable day at one of the planet’s most extraordinary destinations. Book your Grand Canyon West Rim adventure today and discover the magic, history, and grandeur of this legendary landscape.

Explore the best of Route 66 with a guided van tour departing from Laughlin, Kingman, Lake Havasu, or Bullhead City. Your adventure kicks off with a drive-by of a historic early 1900s Sears catalog home, built by the tour founder’s family, whose deep roots in the area are showcased in local museum exhibits. Your first stop is Kingman’s Powerhouse Visitor Center, home to the Arizona Route 66 Museum and the Electric Vehicle Museum. Here, you’ll discover classic cars, immersive exhibits, and murals that trace the evolution of Route 66 from Native American trade routes to the heyday of American road trips. The Powerhouse itself is a piece of history, once supplying electricity to Kingman and the Hoover Dam project. Next, visit the Cool Springs Service Station, a beautifully restored 1920s landmark that captures the nostalgia of Route 66’s golden era. Then, travel the scenic and winding Black Mountains stretch-known as the Sidewinder-with 191 curves leading to Oatman. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking views from Sitgreaves Pass, where you can see three states and the dramatic Colorado River valley. The tour concludes in Oatman, a historic mining town famous for its wild burros and lively Old West atmosphere. Browse unique shops, watch a high-noon gunfight reenactment, and soak up the authentic Route 66 vibe. Throughout the day, enjoy plenty of photo stops and stories from your guide, making this tour a fun and memorable way to experience the region’s rich history and stunning landscapes-perfect for visitors of all ages.

What can we say about this tour? In a word, “spectacular!” Join us on a tour to one of the most beautiful places on Earth, and see first hand why it’s one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. We will visit two of the most scenic overlooks in the entire Canyon. Dare to go out on the Skywalk – the glass bottom bridge that juts out 4,000 feet above the Canyon bottom – for a view that is a once in a lifetime experience. We’ll also do a short walking tour of an Indian Village and have lunch (included) at a Western Ranch that looks like it’s straight out of a John Wayne movie!

Be picked up from Las Vegas, Laughlin, or Kingman, Lake Havasu Cities, and travel to a historic Western ranch only 20 minutes from the Grand Canyon. Here you’ll start your horseback ride through the Joshua Tree Forest where the corraled Buffalo roam. Get acquainted with your horse and start your ride along the forest trail. Follow your experienced guide through Joshua Tree and see buffalo roaming around in their natural environment. As your ride continues, you’ll travel up the trail to a higher elevation, where you’ll be able to see blossoms that are 600 years old. Along the way, enjoy panoramic views of the Joshua Tree Forest. Stop for lunch at an authentic Western ranch once owned by a bank/train robber where a cowboy will sing old Western tunes. Join in for a song or dance, as you experience what the Old West was like.

This is a one-of-a-kind tour to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, there is only one road known in existence to get to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Included in your tour is casino pick up and drop off at valet, a trained tour guide, park tickets, lunch at Hualapai Lodge and an extended drive on Historic Route 66 with a stop at the Famous Route 66 Hackberry General Store. There are free waters in the van but feel free to bring along any drinks or food. The weather is usually a tad bit colder down at the bottom due to the river flowing through so bring a jacket just in case! Depending on the time of year the tour could cancel due to road closure.