Join us for an exciting adventure into Secret Antelope Canyon, a hidden slot canyon only accessible by small groups, for a tranquil and immersive experience! Plus, you can visit Horseshoe Bend!
Tour Options
During the booking process, you can choose between two options. Both start and end at 821 US-89 # B, include transport by off-roading vehicle, an English-speaking guide, and admission to the Secret Antelope Canyon.
Please read below the details of each option:
Secret Antelope Canyon Hike (2 Hours)
During the tour, you'll enjoy an exciting adventure, as you'll travel along the sel recorrido, disfrutaremos de una aventura de lo más trepidante, ya que viajaremos a lo largo de la Navajo Nation, famous for its winding hills and large dunes. Ready for this adventure?
Once we reach the hidden gem of Antelope Canyon, we'll begin a hike toward the heart of the Arizona Desert. We'll hike the longest canyon in the park. Plus, thanks to the explanations of the Navajo guide, you'll learn the secrets and discover the best corners of this unique site in the world.
Secret Antelope Canyon Hike + Horseshoe Bend (3 Hours)
With this option, we'll follow the same itinerary previously described. The only difference will be that, after the hike in Secret Antelope Canyon, we'll head to a private viewpoint in the Navajo Nation. Here, you'll enjoy one of the best views of the Horseshoe Bend and the Colorado River.
This scenic spot, located in one of the less-crowded areas in the National Park Service, will offer you a much calmer experience away from the crowds that characterize the Arizona Desert.
Hiking Antelope Canyon
While a break from the crowds is always welcome, don't miss out on the other tours we offer within the Antelope Canyon complex. During your stay, check out our Upper Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour or our Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour for a complete experience. Additionally, consider checking out another hidden gem within the complex on our Antelope Canyon X Hiking Tour.
Activity Requirements
Please note that to participate in this activity, you'll need to pay for a permit for the Navajo Nation Parks on the official website.
