Secret Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour at Horseshoe Bend Slot Canyon Tours

Secret Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour

This small-group tour takes you off the beaten path to explore Secret Antelope Canyon, one of the longest slot canyons in the area, followed by exclusive access to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. Led by an experienced Navajo guide, you'll discover stunning sandstone formations and hear traditional stories whilst avoiding the crowds that pack the more popular canyon tours.

Your adventure begins with a six-mile off-road drive across rugged Navajo lands in a comfortable, shaded 4x4 vehicle. Secret Antelope Canyon offers the same spectacular light beams and swirling rock patterns as its famous neighbours, but with far fewer visitors. The 300-metre walk through the canyon reveals vivid reds and oranges carved by centuries of wind and water, with your guide sharing insights into the geological formation and cultural significance to the Navajo people.

After exploring the canyon, you'll head to a private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint just 100 metres from where your vehicle parks. This exclusive overlook provides spectacular views of the Colorado River's famous curve without the crowds and queues of the public viewing area. The tour operates in small groups, ensuring a more personal experience and better photo opportunities throughout your visit.

What is Included

• Small-group guided tour with experienced Navajo guide
• Transport in comfortable, shaded 4x4 vehicle
• Entry to Secret Antelope Canyon
• Access to private Horseshoe Bend overlook
• Cultural stories and geological insights
• Photo assistance and suggestions

Good to Know

Tours depart from a specified location in Page, Arizona. Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in and bring valid photo identification for registration. The tour involves a 300-metre walk inside Secret Antelope Canyon plus a short 100-metre walk to the Horseshoe Bend viewpoint.

Wear closed, comfortable shoes and dress in layers as temperatures can change throughout the day. Bring sun protection as you'll be outdoors for extended periods. Photography is permitted, but flash, drones and tripods are not allowed. Children under 6 cannot participate due to safety restrictions on the terrain.

No restroom facilities are available at the canyon, so use the facilities near the tour office before departure. Tours operate rain or shine, though severe weather may require adjustments to the itinerary.

If you're planning to explore more of Arizona's natural wonders, consider adding an Antelope Canyon Upper tour or discovering the geological marvels on a Grand Canyon tour to complete your Southwestern adventure.