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Upper Antelope Canyon is a breathtaking slot canyon located in the Navajo Nation. Known for its stunning rock formations and light beams that shine through the canyon’s narrow openings, it offers an unforgettable experience for visitors.
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The full tour is approximately 1.5 hours long. It includes a 15-minute shuttle ride to the canyon, about 40 minutes walking through the canyon, a 20-minute hike around the top of the canyon back to the shuttles, and another 15-minute ride back to the starting point.
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While most of Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST), the Navajo Nation, which extends into northeastern Arizona, does observe DST. Consequently, during DST months (typically March through November), the Navajo Nation operates on Mountain Daylight Time (MDT), while surrounding areas, including Page, Arizona, remain on Mountain Standard Time (MST). To maintain consistency with our proximity to Page, we operate on MST year-round, aligning with Page’s time.
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Yes, we recommend booking your tour in advance to secure your preferred time and avoid availability issues, especially during peak seasons.
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We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, preferably hiking boots or sneakers. A hat and sunglasses can help protect you from the sun. Don’t forget to apply sunscreen before your tour, especially during the summer months. Be sure to bring a camera to capture the canyon’s beauty!
Please note: We have a clear bag policy—only clear bags are allowed on the tour for security and convenience. -
No, the tour is suitable for most people, as it involves a short walk through the canyon. However, due to the terrain, we recommend that visitors have a moderate level of physical fitness.
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The best time to experience the famous light beams is during our 11:15 a.m. tour from mid-March to mid-September, when the sun is at the perfect angle to create this stunning natural phenomenon.
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Unfortunately, due to the narrow and uneven terrain in Upper Antelope Canyon, the tour is not wheelchair accessible.
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We welcome children of all ages on the tour, but they must have a ticket to join.
Children under the age of 4 are required to have a car seat or booster seat for transportation in our tour trucks. Please plan to bring your own.
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Absolutely! Guests are welcome to take photos and videos during the tour. However, monopods, tripods, gimbals, and other camera stabilizers or supports are not allowed inside the canyon.
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Yes! We offer both group and private tours. Private tours can be customized to your preferences and offer a more personal experience.
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Cancellations can be made up to 72 hours before the day of the tour for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 72 hours in advance will not be refunded.
We also offer an optional Trip Protection for $10 per person, which allows you to cancel your tour up to 24 hours before the day of the tour for a full refund. -
Our knowledgeable Navajo guides share insights about the history, culture, and significance of Upper Antelope Canyon. They are committed to providing a meaningful and enriching experience.
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Yes, transportation is included as part of your tour. We use open-back 4×4 Chevy Silverado tour trucks for a fun and scenic ride to and from the canyon. The drive takes about 10 to 15 minutes each way.
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For the safety and comfort of all guests, pets and service animals are not allowed on the tours.
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In the event of extreme weather conditions, tours may be rescheduled or canceled for safety reasons. We will notify you in advance and offer alternative arrangements or a refund.
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No. The spreading of cremation ashes is strictly prohibited and considered taboo in Navajo culture. We ask all guests to please respect this cultural belief and refrain from any such activity.
