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The Grand Canyon Skywalk is like a 'Walk in the Sky.'

The Sky Walk is a Grand Canyon overlook.

This is one Grand Canyon platform with an amazing view.

The Grand Canyon glass bridge is made of 46 glass panels.

The Skywalk is located on the Grand Canyon West Rim.

The Skywalk glass for the Grand Canyon glass walk was replaced for the first time in May, 2011.

More than 1.5 million people have visited the Grand Canyon glass walkway.

Vew the Grand Canyon sky from the glass walkway.

Fog at the Sky Walk at the Grand Canyon West Rim.

You might even see a rainbow at the Grand Canyon West Rim Skywalk.

Each glass panel on the Grand Canyon glass overlook weighs about 1,800 pounds, or about 818 kilograms.

Some call the Skywalk the Grand Canyon observation deck.

Others call it the Grand Canyon viewing platform.

It is the Grand Canyon glass platform you can walk on.

This is the view from the sky bridge over the Grand Canyon.

People of all ages enjoy the Grand Canyon glass overlook.

The skybridge extends 70 feet past the edge of the Grand Canyon wall.

Sunset from the Grand Canyon sky bridge.

Enjoy family fun at the Grand Canyon skyway.

Groups are welcome at the glass walkway Grand Canyon.

The glass bridge over the Grand Canyon is a popular location to get engaged.

The Grand Canyon overlook's foundation is strong enough to support about 71 million pounds – the equivalent of 71 fully loaded 747 airplanes.

Hualapai tribe members and David Jin made the first walk on the glass Skywalk March 20, 2007.

Businessman David Jin envisioned the Skywalk after touring the Grand Canyon on a helicopter.

The Skywalk glass bridge was designed by Lochsa Engineering and MRJ Architects and built by Executive Construction Management of Las Vegas, NV.

The entire glass walkway weighs 1.2 million pounds.

The Grand Canyon walkway is located 4,000 feet above the Colorado River.

The walkway's glass panes are approximately 2 ½” inches thick.

Each piece of glass that form the glass walk way can support 100 lbs per square ft., equivalent to about 800 people.

The Skywalk glass bridge is 2‐hour drive from Las Vegas, NV.

The Grand Canyon Skywalk location is a 5‐hour drive from Phoenix, AZ.

Visit the glass Skywalk when you tour the Grand Canyon.

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