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The Ultimate Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour

Discover Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend on a guided tour that combines ease and beauty. Enjoy hassle-free transportation, expert photography tips, and efficient time management, all while exploring these stunning natural wonders with an experienced guide. A memorable adventure awaits, filled with breathtaking sights and seamless experiences.

Upper Antelope & Horseshoe Bend Tour

Only One Booking Time per Day!
$ 200 Adults Ages 12+
  • Children $195 Ages 6-11. No Children under 6
  • $185 Military/Veterans - Must Present Valid ID
  • Tour Duration - 3 Hours
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With only one tour time per day, this tour sells out quickly.  We recommend checking availability as soon as possible.

Horseshoe Bend Tour Information

Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River

On the Upper Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Combination Tour, you’ll take in the one-of-a-kind views that have made Page, AZ, world-renowned, with a friendly, personable tour guide taking the wheel. Your adventure gets underway at Chief Tsosie’s Antelope Slot Canyon Tours’ storefront in downtown Page, AZ. Aboard comfortable, climate-controlled touring vans, your first stop is the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. This hairpin turn of the Colorado River, known among geologists as an “incised meander”, is so perfect in its symmetry and proportion, it’s sure to leave you in awe of the power of water and time. Another plus is that you’ll visit Horseshoe Bend when temperatures are cooler and crowds are thinner, but the views are just as beautiful as any other time of day. You’ll have approximately one hour’s time to explore, enjoy the view and take photos before returning to your tour vehicle.

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour Information

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Next up: Upper Antelope Canyon! An example of a geologic oddity called a slot canyon, Upper Antelope Canyon was formed by thousands of years of flood waters and high winds eroding, scouring and sculpting a small crack in the bedrock. As you marvel at the gently undulating strata of Navajo sandstone in subtle hues of brown, beige, crimson, and coral, your Navajo guide will provide informative commentary on the history of the indigenous people who call this area home, and give you practical tips on taking photos that will be the envy of your friends, neighbors, and social media followers. The ½-mile walk from the exit of the canyon back to the tour vehicle parking area gives you a chance to appreciate Upper Antelope Canyon’s relationship to the surrounding landscape, and the resourcefulness of the people who eked out a living in this remote desert terrain.

As you make your way back to downtown Page, AZ, you’ll treasure the time you’ve spent and the sights you’ve seen, and the fact that all the details were taken care of in one easy reservation! Space is limited, and this combination tour that encompasses Page, AZ’s two most popular attractions is bound to fill quickly, so book your seats today. 

FAQ: 

  • Tour is available to those ages 6 and above – no infants, toddlers, or pre-K children

  • No bags of any kind are allowed on the tour; personal items must be carried in pockets

  • Water bottles are permitted and may be purchased at the store

  • This tour is not wheelchair accessible; the trail to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook is 1.4 miles round-trip; the walk from the canyon’s exit back to the tour vehicle parking area is approximately ½-mile and takes 20-30 minutes – please be sure all members of your party can walk these distances unassisted

  • Please dress appropriately for the weather and the terrain; light layers and hats are recommended, along with closed-toed shoes – no flip-flops or high heels

  • No restrooms available at the canyon site; please use facilities at your hotel or in the store before departure

  • Guns, alcohol, drugs, or cremated remains strictly forbidden in the Antelope Canyons

  • Page, AZ, and the Antelope Canyons operate on Mountain STANDARD Time year-round