How do you get to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas without a car?

To reduce the travel time from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, consider taking a flight to Flagstaff in Arizona. The flight time from Las Vegas to Flagstaff is about an hour. The Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) is the closest airport to the Grand Canyon and is approximately 85 miles from the landmark's South Rim.



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Not only is it possible to experience the best of the canyon without driving your car within the park's boundaries, visitors can arrive at the South Rim's Historic Village in a fun, iconic manner by riding the Grand Canyon Railway.

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Bus Tour to Grand Canyon South Rim from Las Vegas Most bus tours from Las Vegas go to the South Rim. A day trip to Grand Canyon South Rim from Las Vegas is the cheapest way to visit the national park from Vegas. Standard bus tours are priced starting from $79.

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If you're planning to stay in Las Vegas, taking a day trip to the canyon is well worth it and can get you out of the city to indulge in a truly unique outdoor experience.

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The distance between Las Vegas and Grand Canyon is 169 miles. The road distance is 281 miles. How do I travel from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon without a car? The best way to get from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon without a car is to bus which takes 10h 23m and costs $190 - $194.

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The National Park Service has provided free shuttle bus service on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park for more than 40 years. All of the park's buses are fully accessible and run on compressed natural gas, which means fewer harmful emissions for people and the environment.

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Getting There in Grand Canyon National Park
  1. By Car—The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is 60 miles north of Williams (and I-40) via Ariz. ...
  2. By Plane—The closest airport with commercial service is in Flagstaff. ...
  3. By Train—The Grand Canyon Railway operates excursion trains between Williams and the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.


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Both the South Rim and the North Rim offer rim trail hikes that have spectacular views of the inner canyon, some on paved trails. Or you can choose to day hike into the canyon. Permits are not required for non-commercial day hikes.

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The best way to tour the village is to park your vehicle once, then ride the Village (Blue) Route Shuttle around the South Rim. It connects the Visitor Center, lodges, campgrounds, Backcountry Information Center, and Market Plaza (Market, deli, outdoor ATM, and U.S. Post Office).

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The North Rim Entrance station is 30 miles south of Jacob Lake, Arizona, on Highway 67. The rim of the Grand Canyon with visitor services is an additional 14 miles south beyond the entrance station. There is no airport or rail service to the park, which means that the North Rim village may only be reached by road.

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COACH CLASS - ADULTS (ages 16+): $82.00 | CHILDREN (ages 2-15): $51.00 | CHILDREN UNDER 2: FREE. Take a journey to the canyon and back with style and grace aboard our streamliner-era coaches.

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No entrance pass is required on these days: Saturday, April 22 — First Day of National Park Week. Friday, August 4 — The Great American Outdoors Act. Saturday, September 23 — National Public Lands Day. Saturday, November 11 — Veterans Day.

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There is one daily train from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon Village. Traveling by train from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon Village usually takes 13 hours and 57 minutes, but the fastest Amtrak train can make the trip in 13 hours and 35 minutes.

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If you're searching for a cultural tourist destination jam-packed with adventure, the West Rim is the place for you. If you're looking to take in a traditional tourist experience, the South Rim is for you.

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The West Rim is the closest rim of the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas. This rim is approximately 125 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. The other two tourable parts of the canyon, North and South, are both located over 270 miles from Las Vegas.

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With just one day at the Grand Canyon South Rim, you can see several viewpoints and even hike into the canyon. Unless you want a super relaxed Grand Canyon vacation on the rim or an adventurous rafting trip down below, one to three days at the Grand Canyon is usually enough time for the highlights.

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You have the flexibility to stay overnight at the Grand Canyon, which is often recommended for travellers driving themselves from Las Vegas because of the length of the drive and the number of things to see and do at the Canyon. You'll have more time to explore the Canyon, especially if you stay overnight.

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It really depends on what you want to see and do! Some visitors stop by a couple of viewpoints and arrive and leave within a day but there are so many more fantastic things to do at the Grand Canyon. We recommend spending at least one full day at the Grand Canyon South Rim and ideally two if time permits.

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