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    Hoover Dam Power Plant & Tunnels Tour from Las Vegas

    Go beyond the viewpoints and inside the dam’s power plant

    Duration

    6 hrs

    Ideal For

    Up to 14 people

    Includes

    Transport, entry, water & snacks

    Highlights

    Explore Hoover Dam with a local driver/guide on an outing from Las Vegas that brings its engineering into focus.

    • Step inside the historic tunnels beneath the dam
    • Explore the power plant with access to the generator room
    • Visit the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge

    Itinerary

    After convenient hotel pickup, you’ll stop at the iconic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign before heading toward the dam. Take in panoramic views of Lake Mead and Boulder Basin, then walk across the top of the dam and explore its inner workings with expert guides. From massive turbines to sweeping desert views, this tour combines history, engineering, and unforgettable scenery all in one experience.

    What's Included

    • Roundtrip transportation with property pickup and drop-off
    • Bottled water and snacks
    • Entrance fees

    Important details

    • Requires light to moderate walking
    • Not wheelchair accessible
    • Do not bring luggage

    Cancellation Policy

    Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the tour.

    Product ID: EQUHZF

    FAQs

    Pickup and drop-off for the Hoover Dam tour are available at major Las Vegas Strip and Downtown hotels, plus Airbnbs within 5 miles.

    Additional food and drinks are not included in the listed price. Gratuity for your tour is optional and not included.

    Wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing, and bring sunglasses.

    Experience provided by USA West LLC

    Related locations

    Hoover Dam

    Admission included

    Standing at the crest of Hoover Dam, the sheer drop into Black Canyon stops you in your tracks. The concrete curves away beneath your feet, and the Colorado River, tamed into stillness, stretches behind you as Lake Mead. Hoover Dam is both monument and machine, a working powerplant that has hummed steadily since the 1930s. The scale is difficult to absorb until you are truly standing inside it.

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