ANTELOPE CANYON TOURS is Navajo Owned and Operated. Providing tours into Upper Antelope Canyon and other locations.

This tour offers you a fully guided tour into the Upper Antelope Canyon. Plenty of time for everyone to take photos on this tour and also enough time for you to experience the canyon.

From our office location in the city of Page AZ we will transport you to the canyon in our trucks (your vehicle stays at our office location), the drive to the canyon takes 20 minutes, about this drive to the canyon, half of this drive is smooth, the remaining half involves a dirt road - this dirt road can vary in bumpiness, most of the time the road is mild bumpy, there's also the chance the road can be medium-level with bumpy. If you've had recent back surgery this may not be for you.

Once we arrive at the canyon you will come off the truck and walk through the sandstone walls of the canyon with your guide. This is a fully guided tour from start to finish - you are in a group the entire time. After completing the walk through the canyon we now take a hike up and over the canyon (note you are not seeing down into the canyon), the new hike does Not involve dangerous heights but you will be out in the elements so please be prepared for hot summer days or cold winter days. In total, the walk through the canyon is a quarter-mile, we can be inside the canyon for roughly 40 minutes - the return hike is a half-mile return walk and this needs to be completed in 15-20 minutes.

Advance reservations are required. Best method to book is online, using the calendar, we are running a skeleton crew and you could be on hold anywhere from 1-10mins

• This online calendar is operated 24/7 by highly caffeinated hamsters:
• This calendar is 100% accurate and self-updates - for instance, when someone cancels, those tickets will automatically be available online.
• Once we are Sold Out we cannot accept any more bookings. We do not have a hold for walk-ins, our full inventory is placed online - once we're sold out we cannot accommodate walk-ins.
• When you see " 1 left! " on the calendar this means there is only One (1) ticket available for One (1) Person, we cannot modify our calendar to accommodate more people, even if it's "just one more."
• Be sure you select enough tickets for Everyone, including babies.

Departure Times:
7:50am, 9:50am, (**)12:00pm, 2:00pm, & 4:10pm

the 4:10pm is only available from April 1st to September 30th

**the 12:00pm is priced higher from April 1st through August 31st (supply and demand).

during the winter months the 7:50am tour is a bit dimmer compared to the other tour times, is it still worthwhile? it certainly is!

• 100 min. Guided tour into the Upper Antelope Canyon

Check-In Time is 30 Mins Prior

• Tours run on ARIZONA TIME, same time as Phoenix AZ, also known as Mountain Standard Time Non-Daylight
• Our Local Time is ALWAYS -7 UTC
• Be sure you factor in TIME ZONES when you travel to us

• Best to wear closed-toe shoes, sometimes the sand can be hot, and mind the tiny lifeforms.
• You can bring water, a camera, and walking sticks, and may we suggest cash, in case you want to tip your tour guide.

There are Very Strict passenger limits in place.
Even before covid, we had capacity limits,

• We do not maintain a waitlist.
  Unless you are “the” Gwen Stefani… I will find a way to take you on tour.
• If you have the time, and you're feeling lucky, you can always wait in our office before the tour sets out, wait and see if someone does not show up for their tour - odds are low - but you never know.
• Due to very Strict Passenger limits please book the Exact number of persons joining the tour. If you arrive in our office needing more tickets we will Not have any available tickets - It does not matter how small a person is, no confirmed ticket for them there is no tour for them - children of all ages, including babies need a paid ticket too.

Waiver:

• A signed Waiver of Liability is required to join the tour. Signature(s) is gathered after you book or at check-in.
• A signed waiver of liability is required to join the tour.

Everyone must be able to complete the walk/hike (more details below):
CRUCIAL DETAILS ABOUT THE HIKE UP AND OVER.

• In total, the tour involves .75 miles of walking/hiking. The first .25 mile is an easy walk through the canyon - the remaining portion involves the New Hike, this might be a challenge for some - video of hike, please take this into consideration for your friends and family. Summer days are HOT (Extreme heat is possible), and Winter days are cold. One last bit of information, the walk does involve soft sand, it is proving to be a challenge for some.
• Know your limits, timing-wise we need to keep a nice pace, taking too much time on the hike up and over will delay operation and affect the next tour time. We would like everyone to complete this hike in less than 15 MINUTES.
• If you've recently had knee, back, hip surgery you may want to reconsider this hike. We've been told by the Navajo Nation to maintain a one-way path - because of that, the tour is not wheelchair accessible, sorry but we cannot make the tour easier.

• No opaque bags
• No Strollers
• No selfie sticks.
• No tripods or monopods
• We have a CLEAR BAG policy, if you have a clear bag all items must be visible - We DO NOT allow purses or fanny packs. The purpose of this clear bag is to carry water and any other important items like medicine or pocketbooks. You CANNOT put your opaque bags(s) in the clear bag…. all items must be visible.
• A clear water bottle would be best, but it's okay if it is not, it must be inspected before getting on our tour truck.
• You Cannot follow us in your vehicle; You will be transported to the canyon in our Authorized Tour Trucks.
• Time is limited, we no longer accommodate wedding-type photos and or groups hiring a professional photographer to take photos of the group.
• The Navajo Nation Tribal Parks has a zero-pet policy.
• The Navajo Nation Mask Mandate is no longer in effect - wearing a mask is optional.

Colors in the Canyon:

• The colors in the canyon vary throughout the year, and a different glow in different parts of the canyon. In the Fall & Winter months the 7:50am tour time does offer dimmer conditions, due to the shorter days, there is still a nice glow inside the canyon, regardless the experience is still Great!
• We do offer tours year-round - the colors inside the canyon are still there during the winter months - it's just a matter of knowing your camera - most are under the impression you "have" to be in the canyon at a particular time - in our opinion - this is not true - the canyon is beautiful at all tour time - they are all unique.
• Rates are all subject to change.
  Colors change in the canyon throughout the day, the time of the year can change the amount of glow inside the canyon

Dusty Conditions:

• We advise dressing your camera in a rain jacket (not for actual rain) to avoid the falling sand that is thrown in the canyon. Changing your lens in the canyon is at your own risk - we are not responsible for damaged cameras. The Sightseer's Tour: You can take photos.

Weather:

• Please visit weather.com and check out the expected weather at least 2 or 3 days prior to when you're to arrive, be prepared for weather that can be either cold or hot, and come with layers.

Be sure to map the distance before you book the tour

• We do not meet or depart from anywhere else.

We are open YEAR-ROUND.

• Guided tours are required to visit the Antelope Canyon