A new attraction at the Grand Canyon is set to see visitors flocking to the famous US landmark.
The new Grand Canyon Skywalk is the world's first cantilever-shaped glass walkway, suspended more than 4,000 feet above the floor of the canyon.
Extending 70 feet from the canyon's rim, it will give visitors the opportunity to gain a unique view of the popular attraction.
No more than 120 people will be allowed on the bridge at any one time.
The skywalk will open to the public on March 28th, but has already been tried out by invited guests, including former astronaut Buzz Aldrin.
The 77-year-old, who was the second man to step onto the moon, told Reuters: "I felt wonderful, not exactly floating on air… but a vision of hope for the future."
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