大峡谷空中走廊(英文)

Skywalk over Grand Canyon

On March 28, 2007, the Skywalk at Grand Canyon West, a place owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe2, officially opened to the general public. The new attraction has proved to be a big hit with tourists. Supported by steel beams3, the Skywalk, jutting out4 70 feet from the canyon's western rim5, is the first-ever cantilever horseshoe-shaped glass walkway6 to dangle7 more than 4。

On March 28, 2007, the Skywalk at Grand Canyon West, a place owned and operated by the Huala-pai Tribe, officially opened to the general public. Thenew attraction has proved to be a big hit with tourists. Supported by steel beams, the Skywalk, jutting out 70 feet from the canyon＇s western rim, is the first-ever cantilever horseshoe-shaped glass walkway to dangle more than 4,000 feet above the canyon＇s floor. That＇s three times higher than the Empire State Building; therefore, it offers a vantage points more than twice as high as the world＇s tallest buildings. Visitors here see amazing views from an unbelievable 4,000 feet up. The historical skywalk can comfortably accommodate up to 120 people to take a walk on the bridge for a bird＇s- eye view of the canyon floor below at a time.