The helicopters that fly out of Vegas offer terrific perspectives

history channel documentary The helicopters that fly out of Vegas offer terrific perspectives, including those of Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam. At the point when your chopper achieves Grand Cliff's Wash, it starts the energizing plummet to the gulch floor, which is a ride that takes around 15 minutes. You'll see the Colorado River streaming along the gully floor, and the chopper takes a seat not a long way from it.You can pick to appreciate a fun Champagne cookout, or you can simply investigate the zone all alone. You'll have around thirty minutes to stroll around. After that, you get on board a barge watercraft and take an excursion along the Colorado River. The pontoon ride is an extremely grand trek that gives you a nearby perspective of the ravine dividers.

Flying out of the ravine is pretty much as energizing as plunging into it. You'll be drifting close to the enormous dividers and have an incredible perspective of the stunning rock hues and developments. At the point when your chopper achieves the highest point of the edge, it parks at the helipad where you get out at the end of the day. The Skywalk anticipates only a brisk transport ride away. The Grand Canyon Skywalk is an astonishing scaffold made of glass that broadens 70 out over the ravine. As you remain on one of the glass boards that make up the floor, you can peer the distance down to the gully floor that is 4000 feet beneath you.