Tower Butte Landing Helicopter Tour (PPT-2)
Tower Butte Landing Helicopter Tour (PPT-2)
Everyone who visits Lake Powell eventually catches sight of it: a rock formation rising up out of the landscape bearing an eerie resemblance to Devil’s Tower in Wyoming. And eventually, two questions might come to mind: what is it called, and would it be too far-fetched to ask if you can get to the top of it? It’s called Tower Butte, and the answer to the second question is it wouldn’t be too far-fetched at all!
On Grand Canyon Helicopters’ Tower Butte Landing Tour, you’ll go to a place where the splendor of Lake Powell, Navajo Mountain and so much more are laid at your feet, and right before your eyes. Upon take-off, you’ll soar like the condors 5,000’ above sea level and gently touch down atop Tower Butte, where you’ll have approximately 20 minutes to take in this view that only a privileged few have experienced. You’ll be glad you counted yourself as one of them!
What you get:
- An unparallelled bird’s eye view of Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, the Vermillion Cliffs, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and the Kaiparowitz Plateau
- A cool, comfortable flight in a state-of-the-art Eco-Star EC-130 helicopter with oversized windows and all forward-facing seats
- An exciting Tower Butte landing experience
- Informative pilot commentary about Lake Powell, Glen Canyon and the Navajo people, on whose land Tower Butte is situated and whose cooperation has made this tour possible
- Incredible photo opportunities – bring your cameras and/or phones, but please leave the selfie sticks at the hotel
- Option to add a Horseshoe Bend flyover (by advance arrangement, additional charges apply)
What you don’t get:
- The same pictures everyone else takes
- The same stories everyone else tells
- Memories that will fade anytime soon
Flights depart daily* from the Page Municipal Airport. Approximate trip duration: 35-40 minutes
Government-issued photo identification (driver’s license, passport or state ID) required to check-in. Appropriate walking shoes should be worn as the surface of Tower Butte can be rocky, sandy or uneven. Water may be brought, but not opened on-board the aircraft. A light jacket or layered clothing may be advisable depending on weather.
*weather permitting; operation of flight may be contingent on a certain number of passengers booked
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How much per person is this helicopter tour?
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The Tower Butte Helicopter Tour starts at $234 + tax per person 🙂
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