Hoover Dam Walk-On-Top Tour w/ Seven Magic Mountains & Vegas Sign

Snap a memorable photo at the world-famous Welcome to Las Vegas sign, the city’s most iconic photo spot. This classic landmark, standing since 1959, is a must-visit for first-time guests and seasoned Vegas travelers alike. Capture the perfect shot to commemorate your Las Vegas adventure before continuing your tour.

Wander among the striking Seven Magic Mountains art installation, where seven towers of brightly colored, stacked boulders rise more than 30ft above the Mojave Desert. Spend 30 minutes exploring this vivid outdoor artwork, taking photos and enjoying the unique contrast between the neon sculptures and the natural desert backdrop. This free and accessible landmark offers a quick, memorable stop just outside Las Vegas, perfect for stretching your legs and immersing yourself in one of the Southwest’s most Instagram-worthy sights.

Walk out onto the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge—the second highest bridge in the United States—for a breathtaking, unobstructed view nearly 900ft above the Colorado River. The pedestrian walkway gives you panoramic vistas of both the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, making it one of the best places to capture dramatic photos of the entire landscape. This unique vantage point lets you fully appreciate the scale of Hoover Dam and the vast expanse of Lake Mead far below.

The Colorado River flows through Black Canyon, forming the border between Nevada and Arizona and supplying the water that is held back by Hoover Dam to create Lake Mead—the largest reservoir in the United States. This vital river provides water and hydroelectric power to millions in the Southwest and is an essential part of the dramatic landscape seen from both the dam and the Memorial Bridge.

Follow your guide on a walking tour across the top of the world‑famous Hoover Dam, taking in panoramic views of the Colorado River and Black Canyon. Peer over the edge to see the massive concrete face of what was once the tallest dam in the world, an engineering marvel that continues to inspire awe decades after its construction.