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Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour
Discover Secret Antelope Canyon and a private Horseshoe Bend overlook with a Navajo guide in a small-group 4x4 tour for unique views.
3 hrs
Free cancellation
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Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour
Discover Secret Antelope Canyon and a private Horseshoe Bend overlook with a Navajo guide in a small-group 4x4 tour for unique views.
3 hrs
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour
Discover Secret Antelope Canyon and a private Horseshoe Bend overlook with a Navajo guide in a small-group 4x4 tour for unique views.
3 hrs
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Guided tour of Secret Antelope Canyon with a small group
Private access to a Navajo viewpoint at Horseshoe Bend
Ride in an open-air, shaded 4x4 tour truck for off-road adventure
Stunning photo opportunities among sandstone formations
Insights into Navajo culture and the region's geology from your guide
What’s Included
Entry to Secret Antelope Canyon
Navajo tour guide
Access to Horseshoe Bend private viewpoint
Travel in a 4x4 tour truck
Your adventure
Embark on a memorable guided journey through Secret Antelope Canyon and enjoy exclusive access to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. This small-group tour is designed to immerse you in the natural beauty and cultural stories of the Navajo Nation, away from the usual crowds, and led by an experienced Navajo guide.
Tour introduction
Your experience begins by meeting your Navajo guide at the specified location in Page, Arizona. After a welcome and a brief introduction to the region's significance, you'll board a comfortable, shaded 4x4 vehicle for an off-road ride across the rugged landscape, setting the stage for a day of discovery.
Secret Antelope Canyon exploration
Secret Antelope Canyon is renowned for being one of the longest and most photogenic slot canyons in the area. Unlike the busy Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons, this site offers a quieter venue nestled deep within the Navajo lands. Accompanied by your guide, you'll traverse a six-mile off-road journey to the canyon's entrance, followed by a manageable nature walk into the heart of the slot canyon. The walk offers countless opportunities to see light beams, swirling sandstone passageways and vivid reds and oranges shaped by centuries of wind and water. Your guide will pause along the way, sharing insights into how the canyon was formed and its cultural relevance to the Navajo people.
Exclusive Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Next, you'll leave the main tourist track and head to a private Navajo overlook at Horseshoe Bend. Avoid the crowds and lines of the public area — this stop is just a short 100-meter walk from where your vehicle parks. The vantage point allows you to marvel at spectacular views of the Colorado River's iconic curve, often with far fewer visitors for a calmer, more personal experience. This section is ideal for taking panoramic photos and soaking in the scenery in tranquility.
Engagement and learning
Gain fascinating background on the geology of the canyons and river bend.
Listen to stories and traditional perspectives from your Navajo guide, connecting you more deeply to the land.
Engage in open discussion and ask questions throughout your journey for a more meaningful visit.
Tour features and photo opportunities
Marvel at the winding rock corridors and intricate patterns inside Secret Antelope Canyon
Capture sunrise or sunset light conditions for magical photos
Enjoy a peaceful setting at the private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Travel in comfort in an open-air, shaded tour truck designed for the terrain
Tour conclusion
When your adventure concludes, your 4x4 vehicle will return you to the starting location. Throughout the tour, your guide will be on hand to answer questions, offer photo suggestions and share stories that make the landscape come alive.
Book your Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour tickets now!
Follow your guide's instructions at all times for safety and respect of Navajo lands
Stay with your group throughout the tour to avoid getting lost
Refrain from bringing drones, selfie sticks or alcohol
Keep to designated trails and avoid touching sandstone walls to protect the site
Dispose of trash responsibly; leave no trace
Is photography allowed in Secret Antelope Canyon?
Photography is allowed, but flash, drones and tripods are not permitted on this tour.
How long is the walking distance during the tour?
The walk inside Secret Antelope Canyon is approximately 300 meters, plus a brief 100-meter walk to the Horseshoe Bend viewpoint.
Are there restrooms available during the tour?
Restrooms are not available at the canyon. Facilities can be found near the tour office before departure.
What should I wear?
Wear closed, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Layers are recommended due to changing temperatures.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Children under 6 are not permitted on the tour due to safety and terrain restrictions.
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time for check-in
Bring a valid photo ID for registration
Weather can be unpredictable; bring layers and sun protection
Tours operate rain or shine, but severe weather may lead to adjustments
No restrooms at the canyon; use facilities near the tour office before departure
Free cancellation up to 24 h
821 US-89 # B
Highlights
Guided tour of Secret Antelope Canyon with a small group
Private access to a Navajo viewpoint at Horseshoe Bend
Ride in an open-air, shaded 4x4 tour truck for off-road adventure
Stunning photo opportunities among sandstone formations
Insights into Navajo culture and the region's geology from your guide
What’s Included
Entry to Secret Antelope Canyon
Navajo tour guide
Access to Horseshoe Bend private viewpoint
Travel in a 4x4 tour truck
Your adventure
Embark on a memorable guided journey through Secret Antelope Canyon and enjoy exclusive access to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. This small-group tour is designed to immerse you in the natural beauty and cultural stories of the Navajo Nation, away from the usual crowds, and led by an experienced Navajo guide.
Tour introduction
Your experience begins by meeting your Navajo guide at the specified location in Page, Arizona. After a welcome and a brief introduction to the region's significance, you'll board a comfortable, shaded 4x4 vehicle for an off-road ride across the rugged landscape, setting the stage for a day of discovery.
Secret Antelope Canyon exploration
Secret Antelope Canyon is renowned for being one of the longest and most photogenic slot canyons in the area. Unlike the busy Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons, this site offers a quieter venue nestled deep within the Navajo lands. Accompanied by your guide, you'll traverse a six-mile off-road journey to the canyon's entrance, followed by a manageable nature walk into the heart of the slot canyon. The walk offers countless opportunities to see light beams, swirling sandstone passageways and vivid reds and oranges shaped by centuries of wind and water. Your guide will pause along the way, sharing insights into how the canyon was formed and its cultural relevance to the Navajo people.
Exclusive Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Next, you'll leave the main tourist track and head to a private Navajo overlook at Horseshoe Bend. Avoid the crowds and lines of the public area — this stop is just a short 100-meter walk from where your vehicle parks. The vantage point allows you to marvel at spectacular views of the Colorado River's iconic curve, often with far fewer visitors for a calmer, more personal experience. This section is ideal for taking panoramic photos and soaking in the scenery in tranquility.
Engagement and learning
Gain fascinating background on the geology of the canyons and river bend.
Listen to stories and traditional perspectives from your Navajo guide, connecting you more deeply to the land.
Engage in open discussion and ask questions throughout your journey for a more meaningful visit.
Tour features and photo opportunities
Marvel at the winding rock corridors and intricate patterns inside Secret Antelope Canyon
Capture sunrise or sunset light conditions for magical photos
Enjoy a peaceful setting at the private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Travel in comfort in an open-air, shaded tour truck designed for the terrain
Tour conclusion
When your adventure concludes, your 4x4 vehicle will return you to the starting location. Throughout the tour, your guide will be on hand to answer questions, offer photo suggestions and share stories that make the landscape come alive.
Book your Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour tickets now!
Follow your guide's instructions at all times for safety and respect of Navajo lands
Stay with your group throughout the tour to avoid getting lost
Refrain from bringing drones, selfie sticks or alcohol
Keep to designated trails and avoid touching sandstone walls to protect the site
Dispose of trash responsibly; leave no trace
Is photography allowed in Secret Antelope Canyon?
Photography is allowed, but flash, drones and tripods are not permitted on this tour.
How long is the walking distance during the tour?
The walk inside Secret Antelope Canyon is approximately 300 meters, plus a brief 100-meter walk to the Horseshoe Bend viewpoint.
Are there restrooms available during the tour?
Restrooms are not available at the canyon. Facilities can be found near the tour office before departure.
What should I wear?
Wear closed, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Layers are recommended due to changing temperatures.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Children under 6 are not permitted on the tour due to safety and terrain restrictions.
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time for check-in
Bring a valid photo ID for registration
Weather can be unpredictable; bring layers and sun protection
Tours operate rain or shine, but severe weather may lead to adjustments
No restrooms at the canyon; use facilities near the tour office before departure
Free cancellation up to 24 h
821 US-89 # B
Highlights
Guided tour of Secret Antelope Canyon with a small group
Private access to a Navajo viewpoint at Horseshoe Bend
Ride in an open-air, shaded 4x4 tour truck for off-road adventure
Stunning photo opportunities among sandstone formations
Insights into Navajo culture and the region's geology from your guide
What’s Included
Entry to Secret Antelope Canyon
Navajo tour guide
Access to Horseshoe Bend private viewpoint
Travel in a 4x4 tour truck
Your adventure
Embark on a memorable guided journey through Secret Antelope Canyon and enjoy exclusive access to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. This small-group tour is designed to immerse you in the natural beauty and cultural stories of the Navajo Nation, away from the usual crowds, and led by an experienced Navajo guide.
Tour introduction
Your experience begins by meeting your Navajo guide at the specified location in Page, Arizona. After a welcome and a brief introduction to the region's significance, you'll board a comfortable, shaded 4x4 vehicle for an off-road ride across the rugged landscape, setting the stage for a day of discovery.
Secret Antelope Canyon exploration
Secret Antelope Canyon is renowned for being one of the longest and most photogenic slot canyons in the area. Unlike the busy Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons, this site offers a quieter venue nestled deep within the Navajo lands. Accompanied by your guide, you'll traverse a six-mile off-road journey to the canyon's entrance, followed by a manageable nature walk into the heart of the slot canyon. The walk offers countless opportunities to see light beams, swirling sandstone passageways and vivid reds and oranges shaped by centuries of wind and water. Your guide will pause along the way, sharing insights into how the canyon was formed and its cultural relevance to the Navajo people.
Exclusive Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Next, you'll leave the main tourist track and head to a private Navajo overlook at Horseshoe Bend. Avoid the crowds and lines of the public area — this stop is just a short 100-meter walk from where your vehicle parks. The vantage point allows you to marvel at spectacular views of the Colorado River's iconic curve, often with far fewer visitors for a calmer, more personal experience. This section is ideal for taking panoramic photos and soaking in the scenery in tranquility.
Engagement and learning
Gain fascinating background on the geology of the canyons and river bend.
Listen to stories and traditional perspectives from your Navajo guide, connecting you more deeply to the land.
Engage in open discussion and ask questions throughout your journey for a more meaningful visit.
Tour features and photo opportunities
Marvel at the winding rock corridors and intricate patterns inside Secret Antelope Canyon
Capture sunrise or sunset light conditions for magical photos
Enjoy a peaceful setting at the private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Travel in comfort in an open-air, shaded tour truck designed for the terrain
Tour conclusion
When your adventure concludes, your 4x4 vehicle will return you to the starting location. Throughout the tour, your guide will be on hand to answer questions, offer photo suggestions and share stories that make the landscape come alive.
Book your Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour tickets now!
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time for check-in
Bring a valid photo ID for registration
Weather can be unpredictable; bring layers and sun protection
Tours operate rain or shine, but severe weather may lead to adjustments
No restrooms at the canyon; use facilities near the tour office before departure
Follow your guide's instructions at all times for safety and respect of Navajo lands
Stay with your group throughout the tour to avoid getting lost
Refrain from bringing drones, selfie sticks or alcohol
Keep to designated trails and avoid touching sandstone walls to protect the site
Dispose of trash responsibly; leave no trace
Is photography allowed in Secret Antelope Canyon?
Photography is allowed, but flash, drones and tripods are not permitted on this tour.
How long is the walking distance during the tour?
The walk inside Secret Antelope Canyon is approximately 300 meters, plus a brief 100-meter walk to the Horseshoe Bend viewpoint.
Are there restrooms available during the tour?
Restrooms are not available at the canyon. Facilities can be found near the tour office before departure.
What should I wear?
Wear closed, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Layers are recommended due to changing temperatures.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Children under 6 are not permitted on the tour due to safety and terrain restrictions.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
821 US-89 # B
Highlights
Guided tour of Secret Antelope Canyon with a small group
Private access to a Navajo viewpoint at Horseshoe Bend
Ride in an open-air, shaded 4x4 tour truck for off-road adventure
Stunning photo opportunities among sandstone formations
Insights into Navajo culture and the region's geology from your guide
What’s Included
Entry to Secret Antelope Canyon
Navajo tour guide
Access to Horseshoe Bend private viewpoint
Travel in a 4x4 tour truck
Your adventure
Embark on a memorable guided journey through Secret Antelope Canyon and enjoy exclusive access to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. This small-group tour is designed to immerse you in the natural beauty and cultural stories of the Navajo Nation, away from the usual crowds, and led by an experienced Navajo guide.
Tour introduction
Your experience begins by meeting your Navajo guide at the specified location in Page, Arizona. After a welcome and a brief introduction to the region's significance, you'll board a comfortable, shaded 4x4 vehicle for an off-road ride across the rugged landscape, setting the stage for a day of discovery.
Secret Antelope Canyon exploration
Secret Antelope Canyon is renowned for being one of the longest and most photogenic slot canyons in the area. Unlike the busy Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons, this site offers a quieter venue nestled deep within the Navajo lands. Accompanied by your guide, you'll traverse a six-mile off-road journey to the canyon's entrance, followed by a manageable nature walk into the heart of the slot canyon. The walk offers countless opportunities to see light beams, swirling sandstone passageways and vivid reds and oranges shaped by centuries of wind and water. Your guide will pause along the way, sharing insights into how the canyon was formed and its cultural relevance to the Navajo people.
Exclusive Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Next, you'll leave the main tourist track and head to a private Navajo overlook at Horseshoe Bend. Avoid the crowds and lines of the public area — this stop is just a short 100-meter walk from where your vehicle parks. The vantage point allows you to marvel at spectacular views of the Colorado River's iconic curve, often with far fewer visitors for a calmer, more personal experience. This section is ideal for taking panoramic photos and soaking in the scenery in tranquility.
Engagement and learning
Gain fascinating background on the geology of the canyons and river bend.
Listen to stories and traditional perspectives from your Navajo guide, connecting you more deeply to the land.
Engage in open discussion and ask questions throughout your journey for a more meaningful visit.
Tour features and photo opportunities
Marvel at the winding rock corridors and intricate patterns inside Secret Antelope Canyon
Capture sunrise or sunset light conditions for magical photos
Enjoy a peaceful setting at the private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Travel in comfort in an open-air, shaded tour truck designed for the terrain
Tour conclusion
When your adventure concludes, your 4x4 vehicle will return you to the starting location. Throughout the tour, your guide will be on hand to answer questions, offer photo suggestions and share stories that make the landscape come alive.
Book your Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour tickets now!
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time for check-in
Bring a valid photo ID for registration
Weather can be unpredictable; bring layers and sun protection
Tours operate rain or shine, but severe weather may lead to adjustments
No restrooms at the canyon; use facilities near the tour office before departure
Follow your guide's instructions at all times for safety and respect of Navajo lands
Stay with your group throughout the tour to avoid getting lost
Refrain from bringing drones, selfie sticks or alcohol
Keep to designated trails and avoid touching sandstone walls to protect the site
Dispose of trash responsibly; leave no trace
Is photography allowed in Secret Antelope Canyon?
Photography is allowed, but flash, drones and tripods are not permitted on this tour.
How long is the walking distance during the tour?
The walk inside Secret Antelope Canyon is approximately 300 meters, plus a brief 100-meter walk to the Horseshoe Bend viewpoint.
Are there restrooms available during the tour?
Restrooms are not available at the canyon. Facilities can be found near the tour office before departure.
What should I wear?
Wear closed, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Layers are recommended due to changing temperatures.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Children under 6 are not permitted on the tour due to safety and terrain restrictions.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
821 US-89 # B
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