Tours
IconicPapillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
$50+Helicopter and airplane air tours over the Grand Canyon departing near the South Rim.
Sport & OutdoorOutdoor Adventure
Skydive the Grand Canyon
Skydive the Grand Canyon is an outdoor activity in Grand Canyon Village, AZ, part of the Northern Arizona guide. Cost: $50 or more.
3551 Airport Rd · Grand Canyon Village, AZ
Why you should go…
Paragon Skydive, which trades as Skydive the Grand Canyon, opened at the South Rim in 2016 and runs a tandem-only operation from the main terminal of the Grand Canyon National Park Airport at 3551 Airport Road. Jumps go from 16,000 feet and pair the skydive with a scenic flight over the canyon, with optional photos and video. Jumpers must be over 18 with photo ID, and the company says to plan for about half a day. It is open 364 days a year, from early morning to sunset.
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