点评:We visited Grand Canyon West on Monday 25th August 2026 just after three in the afternoon hoping to do the Skywalk plus visit Guano Point. We arrived in the middle of a thunderstorm so understandably the Skywalk was closed. From the reviews we had read, Guano Point is seen as the real highlight of the site, so we decided to push on and do that. The advertised price was $67 per person, so $201 overall, but then taxes were added and the price was something like $240 in the end. For that we were allowed to board the shuttle bus for the four mile journey to and from Guano Point (we had no interest in visiting Eagle Point and the Native American village in the rain). Whichever way you cut it, that is a shocking price. We were close to walking away, but having driven two hours from Las Vegas to get there, we decided to allow ourselves to be fleeced simply so we could actually see something of the Grand Canyon. Now, having written all these negative comments it should be acknowledged how stunning Guano Point is. It affords fantastic views of the Canyon and we spent quite a lot of time there taking photographs and walking around the large area. We set off back to Las Vegas feeling pleased we had seen a wonderful section of the Grand Canyon, but still appalled by the extortionate charge. If ever there was a prime example of tourists being robbed blind and taken advantage of, it's this place. My recommendation: Guano Point is well worth a visit, but swallow your shock at, in effect, being mugged.
翻译:2026年8月25日星期一下午三点刚过,我们前往大峡谷西区,原计划是参观天空步道并游览瓜诺角。我们抵达时正值雷暴天气,因此天空步道自然处于关闭状态。根据我们事先查阅的评论,瓜诺角才是该景点真正的精华所在,于是我们决定前往那里游览。宣传中的票价为每人67美元,总计201美元;但后来还需缴纳税费,最终价格约为240美元。为此,我们获准乘坐穿梭巴士,进行往返瓜诺角的四英里行程(下雨天我们可没兴趣去鹰点以及那里的美洲原住民村落)。不管怎么看,这个价格都贵得离谱。我们差点就转身离开了,但毕竟从拉斯维加斯开车两个小时才到这儿,于是我们决定心甘情愿被宰一笔,只为了能亲眼看看大峡谷的景色。现在……虽然我写了这么多负面评价,但还是必须承认瓜诺角确实美得令人惊叹。那里的峡谷景观堪称绝妙,我们在那里花了大量时间拍照,并在广阔的区域内漫步。返回拉斯维加斯时,我们为能欣赏到大峡谷的这一绝美景致而感到欣慰,但同时也对那里离谱的收费感到震惊不已。如果说有什么地方能堪称游客被巧取豪夺、遭受剥削的典型例子,那绝对就是这里了。我的建议是:瓜诺角绝对值得一游,不过可要做好心理准备——那里简直就像是抢劫现场般令人震惊。