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Upper Antelope, Owl, & Rattlesnake Canyons Tour

Dedicate half your day to experiencing the Dine (Navajo) playground. Experience each type of slot canyon—the traditional vibrance of Upper Antelope Canyon, the twist and turns of Rattlesnake Canyon, and open wide space of Owl Canyon.

• Clock 2 hr 10 min

Upper Antelope & Rattlesnake Canyons Tour

Push your experience to another level by adding a tour through Rattlesnake Canyon in addition with Upper Antelope Canyon. Rattlesnake Canyon is a moderate hike through a V-shaped, above ground canyon with ladders.

Rattlesnake Canyon Tour

Explore Rattlesnake Canyon’s textured sandstone and phenomenal curves. Enjoy great scenic views and plenty of opportunities for abstract photography! Experience the natural illuminating sunlight on the canyon walls.

• Clock 1 hr 20 min

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Experience a fully guided tour into the 8th wonder of the world, Upper Antelope Canyon! This tour will show the natural illuminating sunlight on the canyon walls, while it is changing colors throughout the seasons.

• Clock 2 hr 30 min

Backcountry Tour

This extended tour will take you into the restricted backcountry area. In the backcountry you will see the main monuments in Tour 1 but with access to Ear of the Wind arch and the Anasazi Ruins and Petroglyphs.

• Clock 1 hr 30 min

Scenic Tour

This tour will cover the valley’s main 17 mile self guide loop in an open air safari vehicle. On this tour you will see some of the famous and most photographic areas like The Mittens, John Ford’s Point, Totem Pole, North Window & Artist Point.

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TOP-RATED UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON TOURS IN PAGE, ARIZONA

MEMORABLE TOUR

We toured the Upper Antelope Canyon. Connie was an amazing guide, offering camera tips, history and geography lessons, and making us feel welcome. We really appreciated the respect for the land, beauty, weather, and culture that she conveyed. Truly a memorable tour!

This was worth every penny! The canyon is breathtaking. The tour was well organized. Roman was a great guide. Our group had a few health issues, but he was patient and made it all work by making the drive as unbumpy as possible and offered walking options on the return out of the canyon.

INCREDIBLE TOUR

Greatly enjoyed my tour at Upper Antelope Canyon. Chris was an incredible guide. She let us have time to take as many photos as we wanted and took some great pictures of us. We weren’t rushed through at all and being in a small group made it so much more enjoyable!

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Explored Rattlesnake Canyon with our tour guide Roman and it was amazing! Roman was a terrific guide. Our photos turned out amazing, and Roman did a great job pointing our features inside the Canyon. Well worth the drive, time, and the money! Can't recommend this tour enough!

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Key Takeaways

• The only way to see Antelope Canyon is with a guided tour.
• Tours go to the Upper Canyon (which is most poular), Lower Canyon or Canyon X.
• Most tours depart from Page, Arizona, but you can also book day trips from Las Vegas and Sedona.
• When booking your tour, keep in mind that Antelope Canyon follows daylight saving time, unlike the rest of Arizona.

Known for its labyrinthine, seemingly undulating sandstone walls and the beams of sunlight that shine into them, Arizona's Antelope Canyon is a magnet for photographers and tourists traveling through the American Southwest.

The famous landmark forms part of Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park in the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation. As such, the Navajo Nation requires that visitors are led by authorized guides, who provide tours of the Upper Canyon, Lower Canyon and Canyon X. These tours depart from or close to Page, Arizona, though you can also find Antelope Canyon tours from Sedona and Las Vegas .

Note: Most of Arizona does not follow daylight saving time, though the Navajo Nation, where Antelope Canyon is located, does. Be sure to take this into account when planning your visit.

Upper Antelope Canyon Tours

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Before choosing a tour, you'll need to decide which part of the canyon you'd like to see.

The terrain of the Upper Canyon is more accessible for most tourists and is, therefore, busier. Exploring the Lower Canyon , in contrast, requires visitors to have some degree of endurance, as travelers must climb and descend several staircases. Canyon X is less popular, but equally beautiful.

How to Get to Antelope Canyon

Upper Canyon: Companies that provide tours of the Upper Canyon are all based in or near Page, Arizona (where Antelope Canyon is located), and provide transportation. Travelers will need to drive to Page, as there is no public transportation. Drivers coming from the north or south can take Route 89, drivers from the west can take Route 89A, and visitors commuting from the east can take Route 98.

Lower Canyon: Companies serving the Lower Canyon are located within walking distance of the canyon's entrance; therefore, they do not provide transportation to or from Page. Travelers on a Lower Canyon tour will need to drive to the tour operator's location. These companies are about 5 miles east of Page.

Several local companies provide guided tours of Upper Antelope Canyon. Because the Upper Canyon is easiest to walk through, it is also quite popular, especially at peak times during the summer. Considering this, making tour reservations well in advance is highly recommended. No matter which tour you pick, you're guaranteed to see incredible rock formations in a kaleidoscope of colors.

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours – Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Price: From $92 Duration: 80 minutes

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours offers 80-minute excursions through Upper Antelope Canyon. Expert guides lead travelers through the canyon to showcase its magnificent colors. Tours are offered several times daily. Note that children must be at least 8 years old to participate, and that pregnant women are not permitted on the tours.

Travelers enjoy the tour and appreciate the guides' insights, though some wish they had more time to spend in the canyon.

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours also runs outings to Upper Antelope Canyon combined with either Rattlesnake Canyon or both Rattlesnake and Owl canyons.

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Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours – Guided Sightseers Tour

Price: From $100 Duration: 1.5 hours

All of Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours' guides are local Navajo people, who are generally deemed knowledgeable, personable and professional by travelers. The company's 1.5-hour sightseer tours of the Upper Canyon take place several times daily beginning at 7:30 a.m. Note that prices for the 11:40 a.m. tour are slightly higher, as this is peak time to explore the canyon.

The company opens up online reservations one to two months in advance, so be sure to book early, as tickets sell out quickly.

Antelope Canyon Tours – Upper Antelope Canyon Sightseeing Tour

Price: Adults from $85; kids from $75 Duration: 100 minutes

Navajo owned and operated, Antelope Canyon Tours frequently wins praise for its knowledgeable and helpful guides. On the company's sightseeing tours, you'll spend about an hour in the canyon, plus 40 minutes round-trip travel time to the Antelope Canyon Tours office in Page. Tours run multiple times daily starting at 7:50 a.m., and there is one moderately difficult, 15-minute uphill hike involved. Keep in mind: If you are unable to book a child's ticket, it means there are no more car seats available.

After seeing Upper Antelope Canyon, consider visiting Vermilion Cliffs National Monument with the company on its daylong tour.

Antelope Slot Canyon Tours – Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Price: Adults from $112; kids from $102 Duration: 1.5 hours

Along with standard tours to Upper Antelope Canyon, Antelope Slot Canyon Tours also offers tours of the nearby Cathedral Canyon. If you're set on a visit to the Upper Canyon, you'll have four time slots to choose from for the 90-minute tour. Pricing varies depending on the time of day and popularity of the tour time.

Discounted tickets are available for members of the military and children ages 6 to 12; children younger than 6 are not permitted. Patrons should be prepared for 20 to 30 minutes of walking while on the tour.

The company's guides consistently earn positive reviews for their knowledge not only of the area's history and culture but also of their photography techniques.

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Two companies lead excursions through Lower Antelope Canyon. The path inside the Lower Canyon can be quite narrow, which may be an issue for visitors uncomfortable with confined spaces. Because of the relatively rugged nature of the terrain, pregnant people and those with heart or joint problems might want to skip these excursions. Along with a rigorous hike, participants on these tours will be surrounded by beautiful scenery and smooth, fabric-like walls throughout their trip.

Ken's Tours – General Tour

Price: Adults from $55; kids from $35 Duration: 1 hour

The General Tour offered by Ken's Tours lasts approximately one hour, during which groups of up to 10 tour-takers will hike about 1 mile. Tours depart daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and you'll need to arrive 30 minutes before departure to check in.

For more information about Navajo culture, book the Deluxe Tour. You'll not only spend an hour in the canyon, but you'll also visit the Hózhǫ́ Haz'ą́ Heritage Site and enjoy a meal. This tour costs approximately $135 per person. These tours depart five times daily (three in the morning and two in the afternoon). Guides are frequently described as informative and friendly and the scenery as unsurpassable.

Dixie's Lower Antelope Canyon Tours – Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour

Price: Adults from $55; kids from $35 Duration: 1 to 1.5 hours

These hikes, which travelers say are led by knowledgeable and professional guides, usually last 60 to 90 minutes and cover about a mile. The walks depart from the company's booth near the canyon multiple times each day. Exact departure times vary by season.

Dixie Ellis also offers daylong van tours that combine the Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with visits to the Navajo National Monument and Monument Valley.

While the Upper and Lower portions of Antelope Canyon receive tons of fanfare, Antelope Canyon X promises stunning views without the hefty crowds. Antelope Canyon X – which gets its name from the X-shaped formation at the top of the canyon – is located within Antelope Canyon, so it still features the same geologic features the Upper and Lower areas are known for, but its relative anonymity makes it less of a tourist magnet.

Antelope Canyon X Taadidiin Tours

Price: Adults from $40; kids from $30 Duration: 1.5 hours

Antelope Canyon X Taadidiin Tours is the only operator running tours of Antelope Canyon X. It operates 1.5-hour small-group hikes through the canyon. Travelers rave about their visits to this site, and are particularly complimentary of the knowledgeable guides. Tours depart at multiple different times daily. Note that an additional $8 hiking permit is required for visitors ages 8 and older.

Photography enthusiasts can sign up for Taadidiin's Photo Tour, which spends three hours in the canyon and permits participants to bring a tripod and a camera bag. Fees start at about $125 per person.

Tour operators offer full and multiday excursions from Las Vegas that include Antelope Canyon as well as national parks and other iconic attractions.

Bindlestiff Tours - 3-Day National Parks Tour

Price: $875 Duration: 3 days

Depart Las Vegas for this three-day, two-night tour through Zion National Park , Bryce Canyon National Park and the Grand Canyon (where you'll have the option to take a helicopter ride ). The small-group tour also visits Monument Valley, with the option to add a Navajo-guided tour of Antelope Canyon.

Prices include transportation, some meals, a choice of camping or hotel accommodations at the Red Feather Lodge in Tusayan, camping equipment and national park entrance fees. Children must be at least 5 years old to join the tour.

Recent travelers raved about this tour, noting that Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon were their favorite parts of the experience.

Coexist West Coast - Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend

Price: From $280 Duration: 15 hours

Travelers have a choice between the Lower Canyon and Canyon X on this full-day tour from Las Vegas. Following your visit to Antelope Canyon – which is led by a certified Navajo guide – you'll head to nearby Horseshoe Bend for a short hike and more stellar views. Recent travelers appreciate the small group size of these tours, as well as the friendly guides.

Tour prices include round-trip transportation from Las Vegas hotels , attraction entrance fees and water.

Antelope Canyon is roughly three hours from Sedona, making it a great day trip. Many tour operators offer transportation from both Sedona and nearby Flagstaff.

Great Venture Tours - Antelope Canyon Tour

Price: Adults from $259; kids from $239 Duration: 11.5 hours

This Antelope Canyon tour conveniently picks up from hotels in Sedona , Oak Creek Village and Flagstaff. In addition to a Navajo-guided trip through the Upper Canyon, it includes a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post to shop for art and souvenirs, a visit to Glen Canyon Dam, and views of Lake Powell, among other highlights. Lunch at a sit-down restaurant is also included in the tour price.

Reviewers say the tour guides are exceptional, and because it's a long trip, they appreciated that there were plenty of bathroom breaks and stops along the way. 

Note that children must be at least 6 years old to participate in this tour.

Pink Adventure Tours - Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour

Price: Adults from $269; kids from $249 Duration: 11 hours

Pink Adventure Tours, popular for its Jeep tours in Sedona , also offers day trips to Antelope Canyon. On the Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour, travelers will visit the Lower Canyon, followed by a 1.5-mile hike to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. This tour also includes lunch and a stop at Cameron Trading Post. Travelers highly recommend this tour, saying it exceeded their expectations.

Frequently Asked Questions

The celebrated light beams that illuminate the canyon are most likely to be seen during the spring and summer months, making April through September the best (and most popular) time to visit.

You cannot visit Antelope Canyon unless you sign up for an official tour. Only authorized tour companies are permitted onto the site. Spots fill up quickly, so be sure to make your reservations ahead of time. There are no self-guided hikes available within the canyon, and visitors must stay with their tour group at all times.

Tour companies' fees vary, but tickets (including entrance to the park) generally start at around $50 for 1.5-hour tours of Upper Antelope Canyon. Tours of Lower Antelope Canyon tend to be shorter (around an hour) and generally start around $40 per adult.

It's best to dress in layers, as it can get 5 to 10 degrees cooler in the canyon. Closed-toe walking shoes with good traction (or hiking boots), sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen are also advised.

In order to protect both Antelope Canyon and its visitors, the following items are prohibited:

• Bags: All bags are strictly prohibited, including backpacks and fanny packs.
• Food: You can bring a water bottle, but other beverages and food are not allowed.
• Selfie sticks and tripods: Photography is permitted, even encouraged, but selfie sticks, tripods and other large equipment are only allowed on professional photography tours.

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Antelope Canyon Tour Operators

Navajo nation park & recreation.

All areas of the Antelope Canyon are only accessible via Guided Tour. Tour Guides are mandatory. To make arrangements for your visit to Antelope Canyon, please select a guided tour operator from our list below. The Navajo Nation has lifted the mask mandate, it’s up to your discretion to wear a mask. Entry Fee $8 per person, per location, per day. You enter at your own risk. Guided Tours are at an additional cost.

Upper Antelope Canyon

• Antelope Canyon Tours, Inc.
• Tsebighanilini Tours
• Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours
• Antelope Slot Canyon Tours
• Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours

Other Canyons

• Tower Butte Trail Ride
• Antelope Valley Canyon Tours
• Horseshoe Bend Trail Rides
• Taadidiin Tours, LLC
• Horseshoe Bend – City of Page
• Slot Canyon Tours
• Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast
• Mystical Antelope Canyon Tour
• Eggshell Tours, LLC

Lower Antelope Canyon

• Ken’s Tours Lower Antelope Canyon Tours
• Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours

Helicopter Tours

• ABEARCO, Inc.

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ANTELOPE CANYON TOURS™

Upper antelope canyon tours in page, arizona.

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EXPERIENCE THE WONDER OF OUR SLOT CANYON TOURS

Choose from our guided tour of the Upper Antelope Canyon, plus several tours offered at the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. Reservations are required.

UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON SIGHTSEEING TOUR

This experience offers you a fully guided tour into the Upper Antelope Canyon. Guided tours are required to visit this world-famous gem, so don’t miss this opportunity to take in the beauty of Antelope Canyon!

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Clock 1.5 Hours

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VERMILION ADVENTURES

Antelope Canyon Tours also offers tours to White Pocket, Buckskin Gulch, and other locations within Vermilion Cliffs. Explore the incredible National Monument with full-day tours.

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Clock 7-8 Hours

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ABOUT OUR TOURS

We are conveniently located in the city of Page, Arizona. Our tours meet & depart from 22 South Lake Powell BLVD – Page, ARIZONA . Our tours involve a fully guided tour into the Upper Antelope Canyon, from our office we provide transportation in our four-wheel-drive tour trucks that are rugged, safe, and comfortable. Reservations are required – the only way to see this slot canyon is with an authorized tour company like us.

Upon arrival at the Upper Antelope Canyon, you will come off the truck and step into the desert and enter an amazing fantasy world of sandstone that has been carved by many years of wind and water. Our tour guides will explain some geology, culture, history, and insights with camera settings.

We’re the oldest canyon tour company in Page, AZ! We were the first to offer Antelope Canyon tours, and have the top ranked tours in the business. Read Our History.

Walking through the sandstone walls of the Upper Antelope Canyon you will discover the magical world and immerse yourself in our fully-guided  Sightseer’s Tour .

We also offer  Vermilion Adventure Tours  to White Pocket, Buckskin Gulch, Thousand Pockets, and other locations.

Page AZ is 5hrs away from major cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix, if you plan to fly to the Southwest – sorry we don’t provide long-distance transportation.

DISCOVER WHY 3,000+ CLIENTS RATE US 5 STARS ON TRIPADVISOR

I visited the canyon for the second time with these folks, just as good if not better. My in-laws and wife were just as surprised as I was in 2014 (My first visit) at how beautiful the canyon was and how wonderful the service is. Would recommend, and props to our Tour Guide Rosie, you rock!

The tour through the Antelope Canyon is something you will never forget, pictures don't do it justice, as it is hard to catch the raw beauty before you. Our tour guide Rick was great, informative and help with capturing the best pictures possible.

We had a wonderful tour with Rosie. We took a morning tour in hopes of avoiding the crowds. It worked out perfectly. Rosie was informative and warm. She helped us get best photos, gave us interesting facts about the Navajo and the canyon, and we were not rushed through.

I went with a couple of friends from college, tour guide was nice, she explained many photographic opportunities, she was very knowledgable, weather was nice, we all loved the experience.

Our guide made our trip so interesting and fun. He was very knowledgeable and an excellent photographer. He showed us the best spots for pictures and advised us on the best camera settings. This trip is a "must" for every traveler lucky enough to see this part of the country. I highly recommend Antelope Canyon Tours!

Our tour was amazing. I highly recommend this tour if you are in Page. The colors of the Sandstone is truly unforgettable. The guides are very knowledgeable and Sonny was very helpful in making sure we had taken the best photo possible. Definitely a must-see!

WANT A SNEAK PEEK OF UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON?

Check out our video! From our office in Page AZ, we provide transportation with our tour trucks. Once at the canyon our guide will lead the way into the world-famous Antelope Canyon, where you’ll experience amazing sandstone formations, beautiful colors, and the joy of discovering how the light hits the canyon, enhancing its beauty.

Ready to book? Check out our tour calendar, and choose your date and time!

Be sure to view our video of the new hike involved, we now have a one-way system through the canyon, our VIDEO can better explain it to you (scroll to the bottom of the Sightseers’ Tour page)

#1 rated in Lake Powell/Page for a reason!   

— Raphael (TripAdvisor)

Antelope Canyon

Kayak + HIKE Tour

Explore Antelope Canyon from a unique perspective... the water. Kayak and hike the world-famous canyon with a local guide. A once-in-a-lifetime tour!

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Kayak + SWIM Tour

Kayak among the canyon walls. Swim and c liff-jump in Lak e Powell! There is NO hiking on this tour.

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Kayak + Hike & Swim Tour

Experience stunning panoramic views of L ake Powell. Paddle through postcard-worthy scenery, hike ancient sandstone, and swim in refreshing waters.

A Family-Friendly adventure!

Adult $120 - Child $100

Private Guided Kayak Adventure Tour

Personalized, curated Tours based on your group's adventure goals and experience leve l! Perfect for big families or wedding parties.

Pricing varies based on group size

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R ent Single or Double kayaks for the day! Explore Lake Powell at your own pace with a kayak rental    

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Single $60 - Double $90

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#1 rated in Lake Powell/Page for a reason    — Raphael (TripAdvisor)

“The tour itself was more beautiful than words can describe. This is truly one of the best trips I’ve ever taken and this was by far the best tour I’ve ever taken! I can’t recommend this enough! Whoever is reading this review BOOK THE TOUR!! You won’t regret it! Thank you again LPACO! It was a blast & I will definitely be back soon!”

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Honestly, I am already ready to go back and do it again! I will definitely use Lake Powell Adventure company in the future and highly recommend their services. We even stopped by their office and grabbed a few swag items before we left out of town. Looking forward to our next adventure with you guys.

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Antelope Canyon Day Tours promise an immersive and enchanting experience, allowing you to revel in the natural wonders that await in the southwestern region of the United States.

Antelope Canyon, with its water-carved sandstone walls, unfolds in vivid hues and incredible shapes. As sunlight filters through the narrow crevices, the canyon transforms into a photographer’s haven, capturing moments that are nothing short of magical

Our private day tours from Las Vegas unveil not only the renowned Upper Antelope Canyon but also the picturesque Horseshoe Bend. Marvel at the red rock walls, witness unbelievable shapes, and delve into the cultural and geological narratives narrated by our knowledgeable Navajo guides.

Whether you choose the Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon, or opt for a private tour, anticipate an adventure that transcends expectations. Join us and let the wonders of Antelope Canyon unfold in a symphony of colors, shapes, and cultural richness.

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Antelope Slot Canyon Tours

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“Premier Tour Operator for Upper Antelope Canyon and the Surrounding Area.” Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie offers you the best way to explore Upper Antelope Canyon and the surrounding area. With more than three decades of experience, our native guides will share with you the stories and secrets of Page and Lake Powell. You will also enjoy a comfortable ride in our new commercial shuttle vans, no matter when you visit.

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“The company that offers a personal Native American experience.” Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie is located in Page Arizona, right next to the great Lake Powell, and in the center of the Grand Circle. Navajo owned and operated by Rosalind Tsosie, you’ll enjoy our personal tour of the breathless Antelope Canyon and other spectacular adventures! A special highlight of the tour, will be the authentic beauty of Native American flute music resonating throughout Antelope Canyon. Hear the wonderful Native American stories associated with Antelope Canyon by Navajo Tour Guides. Come, visit, and personally experience the mystical canyons.

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Book your tour online or call 928-645-5594, address / contact.

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• 55 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
• Page, AZ 86040

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Open 7 days a week.

• Summer Hours:
• Mon - Sat: 7:30am-5:30pm (MST)
• Sun: 7:30-5:30PM (MST
• Winter Hours (Oct 1st - Feb 28th)
• Sun: 7:30am-5:30pm (MST)

Antelope Canyon is one of the most spectacular -- yet little known attractions of Northern Arizona. It is one of the most tranquil and breathtaking places Mother Nature has to offer, making it a popular destination for photographers and sightseers.

Travel through a gently carved red sandstone canyon. Walk with the Navajo through the beautiful and graceful curves of this slot canyon, with walls illuminated by occasional shafts of light that shines down from above.

As the angle of the sun changes, your opportunity for photos change. The colors are rich and deep in the morning and afternoon, with the famous light beams occurring from April to September.

Tour through the Navajo Reservation as our guide shares with you stories of this ancient culture and information about the amazing geology and vistas along the way.

Adult...................$259 (plus tax) Child (6 - 11).......$239 (plus tax)* Departs on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday Lunch is provided.

Sedona Departs Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday approximately 6-6:30 am and returns approximately 5:30-6:00 pm. (Duration 11.5 hours Flagstaff )Departs Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday approximately 7-7:30am and returns approximately 4:30-5:00pm. (Duration 9.5 hours.)

This tour can be upgraded to a private tour experience.

Travel with only your family and friends!  You may want to convert any of our Grand Canyon Adventures (excluding Train Tours) to a Private Experience for only $100 more (plus tax) per guest.  Enjoy our scenic tours with just your private party and our fun, safe, and informative Tour Guide. (Minimum of 4 people for private tour) (Sedona Tour Minimum of 2 People for Private Tour)

All prices are subject to local sales tax and do not include gratuities. It is customary to tip your guide if you enjoyed your tour, we recommend 20% if you enjoy your tour. 

Cancellation & Other Policies: - No charge with over 72 hours notice - Full charge with less than 72 hours notice or no-shows - Tour does NOT operate on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Years Day - Scooters and wheelchairs are unable to operate on the sandy surfaces of Horseshoe Bend and the Slot Canyon - Tour requires walking for 90 minute durations on uneven, unpaved terrain - No dogs allowed, including service dogs - No children under 5 allowed - No pregnant women over 5 months due to distance away from services

All prices are subject to local sales tax and do not include gratuities. 15% - 20% is the average gratuity if you enjoyed your tour. 

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Full refunds are offered on cancellations made 48 hours prior to the scheduled tour departure with the following exceptions:

All Train bookings require 72-hour cancellation for a refund.

Antelope Canyon Tours requires 72-hour cancellation and Guests must have good mobility.  Colorado River Float Trip Tour: 7-day prior cancellation notice, no exceptions.

We recommend trip cancellation insurance for all travelers. Cancellation details for any custom tour program will be contained in your group contract. Please refer to your contract for details. Cancellations must be received in writing or by facsimile to Arizona Tour & Travel Group.

·         Tour prices and availability are subject to change without notice. ·         *Children 8 and under must be in a guest-owned car seat or booster seat.

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Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours

Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours provides one-of-a-kind tours of beautiful Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona. Antelope Canyon is made up of two magnificent slot canyons that lie on land belonging to the Navajo Nation, and is a sacred site of the Navajo People as well as a Navajo Tribal Park that can be accessed by permit only.  Antelope serves as a symbol of Mother Nature’s gifts and powers, and entering is a spiritual experience akin to entering a cathedral. It is considered a solemn event deserving of respect.

Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours operates on land belonging to the Begay family, who are longstanding members of the Navajo Nation. Dalvin Etsitty runs Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours and is a member of the Begay family who has provided Antelope Canyon tours for more than 20 years. He enjoys meeting people from diverse cultures and walks of life as well as introducing them to the Canyon and the Navajo way of life. All of our tour guides are members of the Navajo Nation who are fully authorized to give tours of the Canyon and are able to provide visitors with in-depth information related to the Canyon and Navajo culture.

Upper Antelope and the History of Antelope Canyon

Upper Antelope Canyon, which is also known as “The Crack,” is the most popular of the two slot canyons that make up Antelope Canyon. It is also the most-visited slot canyon in the American Southwest and the most-photographed in the world. The radiant sun beams that shine through its walls in the spring and summer are one of its main claims to fame, while its changing colors in the fall and winter are another mesmerizing sight to be seen. The Upper Canyon’s ease of access and lack of climbing also make it extremely popular with the family set as well as visitors who may require easy travel but still want an exciting experience in nature.

Antelope Canyon was formed over many hundreds of years by water that ran through sandstone, giving it its unique geography. Upper Antelope is called Tsé bighánílíní in Navajo, which can be translated to “The place where water runs through rocks” in English. Antelope Canyon got its name from the belief that Antelopes once grazed along the canyon in the winter.

What Visitors Say

What are visitors saying about their Antelope Canyon, Arizona tour experience with us? Here are just a few testimonials from happy tourists:

“Our experience was marvelous.  Frank, our guide, started out by helping all of us change our camera settings so we would get good color shots.  He then proceeded to show us exactly what to look for, where to stand and how to get those ‘million dollar pictures.’  I could not have been more satisfied with our experience!” – Ellen K . on Yelp!

“We had a blast visiting the upper canyon, we came about an hour before our tour to check in, which was very quick and efficient.” – Nandez E. on Yelp!

“Loved this tour and our guide! Very knowledgeable, friendly staff.”  – Jillyhowes on TripAdvisor

“Our guide was not only knowledge about the history and geology of the canyon but he helped everyone on the tour adjust their Iphones or androids or cameras to take the best pictures possible!” – BackPacker648287 on TripAdvisor

You can find even more reviews on our testimonials page. We are committed to helping visitors have the best tour experience possible so they can go home with happy memories and newfound knowledge that they can cherish for a lifetime.

Whether you are ready to learn more about Antelope Canyon or want to get ready to book your tour, Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours is here to help. Here are some more resources that we have created to help tourists stay informed and get as much enjoyment out of their experience at Antelope Canyon as possible:

• Booking Information
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• Tickets and Prices
• About Us and the Canyon
• History and Formation of the Canyon
• Contact Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours

You can find even more resources for tourists, such as hotel and weather information, on our tourist resources page. We have also compiled some information on Antelope Canyon’s location as well as some fun facts to get you even more excited for your unique tour experience.

Booking Upper Antelope Canyon Tours

Are you ready to book your tour? Get started today, right here on our website . Please note that we do not take reservations over the phone – everything is completed right here on our user-friendly site. That being said, we always enjoy helping our visitors and potential guests with their questions and concerns. Do you have a question about our company, the Canyon or our guided tours? You can learn how to get in touch with our team on our contact page. The beauty and majesty of Antelope Canyon is only a booking away – secure your reservation today and prepare for your exciting adventure.

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Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours

Located in Arizona, Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours provides the best views and adventures! Our knowledgeable and experienced tour guides will provide you with valuable information and an enjoyable experience throughout the entire tour. We’re consistently highly rated by top travel websites and by our loyal customers. When you tour with us, you can expect high quality customer service. Ready for an unforgettable experience? Book your tour online now!

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Canyon and River Adventures Rafting Tour

Enhance your Grand Canyon vacation with a smooth water rafting excursion! This nearby day trip leaves from the Grand Canyon Airport near the South Rim on a sightseeing airplane and travels to Page, Arizona, where you'll tour the world-famous Lower Antelope Canyon. After, you'll enjoy a smooth rafting tour down 18 miles of the Colorado River in Glen Canyon. Your tour concludes with a peaceful drive back to the Grand Canyon. The Canyon and River Adventures is the best way to see the canyon from top to bottom!

• Departing From: Grand Canyon National Park
• Destination: Page/Antelope Canyon
• Duration: Approximately 12½ - 13 hours
• Product Code: ggp-5r

This tour sets off from the Grand Canyon Airport near the South Rim. You'll board a sightseeing airplane and travel across the Grand Canyon East Rim and the stunning desert scenery to the city of Page, Arizona, home to some of the most magnificent natural landmarks. You'll discover aerial sights of Lake Powell and Horseshoe Bend, the famous near-circular twist in the Colorado River. Your touring airplane also offers headset narration in multiple languages to describe the scenery below you. Upon landing in Page, you'll be transported for a guided tour of the world-famous Lower Antelope Canyon. This photographic landmark has rippling sandstone walls and and narrow winding corridors that create the perfect backdrop for one-of-a-kind photo moments. Your Antelope Canyon tour is led by a Navajo guide who will show you the best photo opportunities and explain the history of this ancient canyon and the Navajo people. After exploring Lower Antelope Canyon, you'll start a smooth water rafting trip on the Colorado River, departing from the historic Lee's Ferry. You'll float over 18 miles through the colossal walls of Glen Canyon with the refreshing spray of the desert water to cool you off. The raft will dock at Petroglyph beach, where you can disembark and explore. The aptly named beach features authentic ancient Puebloan petroglyphs, and your guide will share the meaning and history of the Native Americans. Your Colorado River raft tour will continue through the world-famous Horseshoe Bend. You'll travel almost a full circle between the 1000-foot canyon walls, a truly unique way to experience this popular section of the Colorado River. Your tour will arrive back at Lee's Ferry, where your sightseeing adventure ends. Ground transportation will be waiting to drive you back to the Grand Canyon South Rim area, with a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post.

• All guests must be at least 4 years old to enjoy this experience.

Operation dates are April 1 to September 30.

Tour includes a set boxed lunch (no substitutions ) .

Tour Highlights

• Aerial views of the Grand Canyon Eastern Rim, the Colorado River, Lake Powell, and Horseshoe Bend
• Unique photo opportunities
• Headset narration for airplane flight
• Guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon
• Short hike to view ancient petroglyphs
• Rafting tour
• Airplane Tour
• Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with Expert Guide
• 18-mile rafting tour through Glen Canyon
• Return ground transport to Grand Canyon
• Tour Duration: Approximately 11 hours
• Flight Duration: Approximately 1 hour
• Hotel Transfer: Pick-up is not provided. Guests must provide their own transportation to our Grand Canyon Terminal. Drop-off locations are limited to Grand Hotel, Holiday Inn, Red Feather Lodge, Canyon Plaza Hotel, Best Western Squire Inn, and Maswik Lodge.
• Check-In: 30 minutes prior to departure at Grand Canyon National Park Airport.
• Mobility Restrictions - Due to the steep slopes and several narrow pathways within Antelope Canyon and the sandy footing, this tour is not recommended for pregnant women, is not wheelchair accessible, and prohibits passengers with limited movement capabilities.

Canyon and River Adventures Rafting Tour FAQs

The total flight time for the Canyon and River Adventures Rafting Tour is approximately 1 hour, and the entire tour duration is about 12.5 hours.

Guests visiting Grand Canyon National Park South Rim have easy access to the departure point for this special tour. Papillon’s Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines South Rim terminal is located at the closest airport to the Grand Canyon (Grand Canyon Airport - GCN, AZ). This airport is located right at the entrance to the National Park. The address is 3555 Airport Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023. Guests will check in at our Grand Scenic Canyon Airlines terminal 30 minutes prior to flight.

The airplane portion of the Canyon and River Adventures Rafting Tour flight narrations are available in Chinese - Mandarin & Cantonese, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, and Russian.

The Antelope Canyon and rafting tour is offered in English only.

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Lower Antelope Canyon Tour

During my weekend out in Page, AZ I also visited the Lower Antelope Canyon. I mainly came to Page for the Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River and to explore Lake Powell.

Near Page is a coal power plant and I saw it already on my drive towards Page. I drove there to check it out and see if it would be a great spot to take a photo of. On my way to the power plant I passed signs for Antelope Canyon and I did some research on it to find out what it actually is. You probably have seen pictures of Antelope Canyon  without even noticing where they were taken. Antelope Canyon is a so-called slot canyon. It was formed the same way as Horseshoe Bend. Water eroded through the softer layers of the Navajo Sandstone and formed this narrow canyon.

There are two canyons here. The upper and lower Antelope Canyon. Because the canyons are located on the Navajo Tribal Park grounds, you can only access them with a tour guide. The upper canyon tours were fully booked for that day. A young couple I met at Horseshoe Bend recommended to see the lower Antelope Canyon and go with Ken’s Tour. Besides the tour guide fee, there is an entrance fee to enter the tribal lands. If you are planning on visiting the upper canyon, save your receipt. Otherwise, you have to pay the entrance fee again for the upper canyon in addition to the tour guide.

Ken’s Tour is one of two tour companies offering tours into the lower canyon. The advantage of the lower canyon tours is the cheaper price, compared for the upper canyon. This is mainly because you can walk basically from the parking lot directly down to the canyon. For the upper canyon, you have to hop on board some kind of transportation to get to it in the first place. I toured the canyon with a new friend I just met the day before also at Horseshoe Bend.

You can make a reservation for the tours in advance or buy your tickets at the booth right outside of the main building of Ken’s Tours. We came here and bought our tickets at the counter and without reservation. There was no more space in the next tour going to the canyon but there were spots open in the following one.

Tours depart the building every 20 minutes from the waiting room inside. Once you have bought your tickets feel free to stroll around in the gift shop or have a small snack in the waiting area.

Have your ticket ready as your tour departure time is called. We got guided outside where the group split up in smaller groups with a tour guide for each group. Groups are 15 people or less per tour guide.

From there it’s a short walk to the entrance of the canyon. Right before we headed down a set of steep stairs our tour guide gave us some history lessons about the canyon. She also provided us with the best camera settings to get amazing pictures. They try to help you out, no matter what camera you own. Everything from an iPhone camera all the way up to high-end DSLR’s.

Now it was our groups turn to head down the set of stairs leading to the entrance or better the exit of the canyon. It is the entrance for the tour but for the water coming down when it rains here, it will be the exit. The canyon continues all the way down to Lake Powell. By taking a boat tour at the Antelope Point Marine you get to see the other side of the canyon. You can take a guided boat tour or rent a kayak and explore the canyon in your own pace. The Kajak is able to get down in the canyon even further than the tour boat.

Once the whole group made it to the bottom we got guided through the canyon. It starts out already amazing when you look at the rock formations but it will get better and better. That’s why we probably take the tour against the flow direction of the water.

Our tour guide didn’t rush us through the canyon but we couldn’t stay at a point for an extended period of time. It was basically just going a few steps around corners to take pictures and then move on so the next person can take pictures of the same rock formations. It was quite busy here in the canyon and we had some congestion issues with the group directly ahead of us. Be prepared that people might step in your picture. Our tour guide made sure that the whole group keeps on moving. The guides will help you if you want to take pictures of yourself or your family or travel companions. Our guide pointed out all the specific formations in the rock which have names like “Lady in the Wind”. This is a pretty famous rock formation you might have seen somewhere before and didn’t notice where it was taken.

Lower Antelope Canyon

Our tour group wandering through the canyon and taking pictures.

“Lady in the Wind”

Another tour group .

Take as much pictures as you can.

Another set of stairs you have to climb once inside.

The tour and the sights got better and better as we headed further upwards the canyon. This tour used to be a self-guided tour but as more and more people come to see this location guides were necessary to keep you out of danger. If it rains miles away, there is a chance of a flash flood coming through the canyon without you even noticing. It might not even rain at the canyon entrance itself. Once inside you have to get up one more set of stairs and then at the end to exit the canyon. In the old days, there was no staircase here and people had to climb up the wall by stepping in small holes in the wall and an attached rope.

Once you are outside of the canyon again take more pictures because this will be your last opportunity before heading back to the start point of the tour. You can stay a little for some last pictures but your guide will make sure you move on for the next groups to come out.

There are two types of tours available from Ken’s Tours. A regular tour, which we did and a photography tour. The photography tour leaves at certain times only and gives you more time in the canyon.

Our tour was about an hour long and the photography tour will give you a little bit over two hours in the canyon. A guide will still accompany you. For more information on tours visit Ken’s Tours website . Our tour was $25 per person and photo tours go for $47 at the time of writing this article.

Tips for your visit to Antelope Canyon

• Make sure you have enough space on your phone or an empty memory card for 100’s of pictures
• Wear hiking boots or other comfortable shoes for walking on rock and sand
• Best time to visit is around noon, depending on the time of the year. When the sun is at the highest point in the sky it’s the best time to get sunbeams into the canyon
• Dress in layers. The temperature difference is not very extreme but there is a difference
• Wear a hat to protect your hair from falling sand. Safety glasses are also a great idea to protect your eyes from falling sand.
• Bring sunscreen and a bottle of water
• There are no restrooms in the canyon, either go before or you have to hold it until the tour is over
• Be respectful of nature and to the people in your group. Step out of the way after you took your pictures and let the following people take their pictures
• Save your receipt otherwise you have to pay the entrance fee for the tribal lands again

Why Antelope Canyon

The name Antelope Canyon was first used by Anglo settlers. These settlers mistakenly identified the abundant pronghorn that once lived in this area’s grasslands and canyons. Antelopes can only be found in the grasslands and savannahs of Africa and parts of Asia.

Bottom Line

Yes, it is a “tourist trap” but it’s so worth seeing it. Take your time to stop here and take a tour of this well-known canyon. It will get very busy here in the summer time so off-season is a good time of the year to visit without all the big crowds. I definitely enjoyed the short walk through the canyon. It reminded me a little bit about my adventure in the Ape Cave lava tubes .

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10 Best Grand Canyon Tours From Las Vegas That Are Worth Taking

T he Hollywood Wild West - Las Vegas is home to so much more than just clubs and casinos . And away from the desert lies a natural paradise with numerous touristy spots. While the West Rim of the Grand Canyon is at the least distance from Las Vegas, all the other spots are not that far away. Tourists love taking road trips from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon to experience adventure and zest.

A collection of tours from Las Vegas offer travelers a chance to explore the glory of the Grand Canyon along with the hidden gems of the sin city . This was once the land where ancestral tribes made their homes. However, erosion stripped everything off, and what remained was just layers of red rocks. Nonetheless, travelers enjoy splendid views from the rims of the Grand Canyon and other spots around the same.

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Explore The West Rim With Hoover Dam And Skywalk

Grand Canyon is one of the natural seven wonders of the world for good reason. The majestic expanse attracts people from across the world, and the West Rim has a lot of spots for tourists to cover. The Skywalk offers travelers a chance to see the depths of the Canyon. This magnificent 10-foot wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge spans 70 feet out over the Grand Canyon's rim and provides a clear view down to the Canyon's floor, which is 4,000 feet away. Nothing compares to the rush of walking out onto glass at the height of thousands of feet, yet there's no need to worry because Skywalk is sturdy enough to support 70 fully loaded 747 passenger aircraft.

Along with that, travelers can visit the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River on the same day.

• Tour: Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tour & Hoover Dam Photo Stop with Optional Skywalk
• Cost: From $99.00/person
• Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes

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Dive Into The National Park Along The South Rim

The Grand Canyon is the second-most visited national park in the US, only behind the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee, with an estimated 5.9 million visitors annually. When the park was first established in 1919, 44,173 people visited it annually. The Grand Canyon as we know it today was formed by erosion caused by the Colorado River and geological action. With its huge fossil records, a plethora of natural characteristics, and rich archaeologic past, it is one of the most researched landscapes in the whole world.

• Tour: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Bus Tour from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $87.12/person
• Duration: 15 to 16 hours

Go Kayaking In The Emerald Cave

If adventure and thrill are on the list for any traveler, they should definitely visit the Emerald Cave and go kayaking with a small group. The shiny marble-like tint of the Colorado River glimmers throughout the cave and creates an aura of tranquility and wonder. The cave is lit in green when the sun reflects off of brown rocks and the algae beneath the waters. It is truly amazing to think how a natural phenomenon creates something so picturesque.

• Tour: Half-Day Emerald Cove Kayak Tour
• Cost: From $115.00/person
• Duration: 5 to 6 Hours

To get just the correct and photogenic shade of the river, try planning a visit between April to October.

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Walk Through The Antelope Canyon

Antelope is the most snapped slot canyon in the southwest of the United States because of its wave-like structure, which gives the canyon a distinctive appearance. Summer is the most popular season for exploring the canyon since the weather is milder and there is less possibility of rain. Visitors from all over the world come to see its magnificent red and orange sandstone cliffs, which were eroded over many years by wind and water. Because of the canyon's unusual geometry, the sunlight reflects off its walls in fascinating patterns, producing a constantly shifting light display.

• Tour: Small-Group Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $249.99/person
• Duration: 14 hours

The Navajo term for the Upper Antelope Canyon is Tsé bighánln, which translates to "the place where water runs through rocks."

Celebrate Art At Seven Magic Mountains

A celebration of art and color , it rises more than 30 feet above the Nevada Desert and is constructed of seven enormous towers built of enormous colorful neon stones. The Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone claims that the Seven Magic Mountains reflect the blending of the man-made and the natural, as well as the passing traffic on the highway and the nearby mountains and lakes. The unique juxtaposition of the brown landscape with the bright and vibrant boulders is very interesting for tourists to observe and marvel over.

• Tour: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, 7 Magic Mountains Small Group VIP Tour
• Cost: From $199.99/person
• Duration: 12 to 13 Hours

Even though the sun glimmers over the boulders to make photographs more lively in the afternoons, it is best to visit the site during the early mornings to avoid crowds.

Explore Bryce Canyon And Zion National Park

Bryce Canyon, which is celebrating an entire century of wonder, is most renowned for its hoodoos, which are artistically sculpted rock spires that erosion has left intact. The greatest places to see hoodoos are along our day hiking paths, which provide a close-up and personal view of these unusual rock formations. The Bryce Canyon Amphitheater region is where you'll find the majority of the gorgeous day hikes and trailheads. In contrast, the backcountry paths of Bryce Canyon provide woods and meadows, breathtaking vistas of far-off cliffs, and isolation, but fewer hoodoos. On the other hand, Zion's distinctive collection of flora and animals will amaze you as you take in the past's rich history and the present's exhilarating experiences.

• Tour: Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park Day Tour with Lunch from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $130.38/person
• Duration: 13 hours

Awaken Adventure At Primm And Hidden Valleys

When visiting Las Vegas, there's little more satisfying than getting a bit dirty, and the best way to do it is on an adrenaline-pumping RZR trip through the Primm and Hidden Valleys. Drive your own boosted RZR 1000s that are less than a year old on this trip, which departs from Las Vegas. Exhilarating adventure and spirit drive the tourists to undertake a tour on mountain bikes through the rugged terrains while enjoying the surrounding scenic spots, making it one of the most adventurous activities in Vegas and Nevada.

• Tour: Extreme RZR Tour of Hidden Valley and Primm from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $195.00/person
• Duration: 4 to 5 hours

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Horseback Riding At Red Rock Canyon

Grand Canyon is one of the biggest adventure hubs in the world. Any tourist seeking extreme fun and zest in life surely plan a visit to this wonder. From biking and hiking to camping and educational field trips, travelers can find their favorite activity and have a day of fun at Red Rock Canyon. Many tourists also enjoy horseback riding through the desert. Visitors may experience Red Rock Canyon's highs and lows from their car, bicycle, or horseback, thanks to the gorgeous 13-mile drive, which has several gorgeous rest spots and trailheads along the route. The upkeep and tourist amenities for this renowned picturesque route are supported by admission fees.

• Tour: Red Rock Canyon Sunset Horseback Ride and Barbeque
• Cost: From $189.00/person
• Duration: 5 hours

Kayak Tthrough The Black Canyon

The Colorado River is perfect for kayaking and taking in the breathtaking sights that pass one by. The steep depths of the Black Canyon surround travelers from all sides. If one is lucky enough, they may also get to spot the Peregrine Falcon, one of the fastest birds in the world. Being the world's oldest rock lends the Black Canyon its name; it is also believed that the shadows made in depth have contributed to the darkness of the canyon.

• Tour: Half-Day Kayak Tour in the Black Canyon from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $149.00/person
• Duration: 3 hours

Venture Across The South Rim

The Grand Canyon's South Rim, which draws 5 million people a year, is the area that is easiest to access. There are tourist centers, historical structures, over twenty overlooks, and trailheads on the South Rim. First-time visitors to the region typically select it because of the plethora of tourist services and family-friendly activities in addition to its stunning scenery. The South Rim is accessible all year. The South Rim has four different seasons due to its elevation of 7,000 above sea level.

• Tour: Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour with Optional Upgrades
• Cost: From $121.00/person
• ​​​​​​​Duration: 14 hours