HUALAPAI INDIAN RESERVATION, Ariz. — Visitors who have marveled at the Grand Canyon’s vistas will now have a dizzying new option: a glass-bottom observation deck allowing them to gaze into the ...

The observation deck has a 3-inch-thick glass bottom and has been equipped with shock absorbers to keep it from bouncing like a diving board as people walk on it. The Skywalk has sparked debate on ...

The observation deck has been equipped with shock absorbers to keep it from bouncing like a diving board as people walk on it. The Skywalk has sparked debate on and off the reservation. Many Hualapai ...

Indian leaders and former astronauts stepped gingerly beyond the Grand ... for a new observation deck. A few members of the Hualapai Indian Tribe, on whose reservation the Grand Canyon Skywalk ...

Buzz Aldrin, the Apollo 11 astronaut who walked on the moon in 1969, plans to be among the first to stroll above the Grand Canyon in a massive, glass-bottomed observation deck. The Hualapai Indian ...

Visitors stepped gingerly beyond the Grand Canyon's rim Tuesday, staring through a glass floor and into the 4,000-foot chasm below during the opening ceremony for a new observation deck.

A struggling Indian tribe is hoping to change its fortunes by luring tourists out over the edge of the Grand Canyon on a glass-bottom observation deck 4,000 feet above the Colorado River. It’s ...

Members of the media and the Hualapai tribe take a preview walk on the Skywalk, billed as the first-ever cantilever-shaped glass walkway. It extends 70 feet from the western Grand Canyon's rim ...