Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend

HISTORIC CAMERON TRADING POST + AWE-INSPIRING ANTELOPE CANYON

 

Leave the Valley Behind

Antelope Canyon is nestled in the Northern Arizona town of Page, Arizona. On our way to our destination, we will stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post. Established in 1911, two brothers riding through saw a vision and need for the area. The Cameron Trading Post became a reality, visited by Navajo and Hopi locals to barter their wool, blankets and live-stock for dry goods.

Next Stop! A guided Tour of Upper Antelope Canyon. Hiking is involved, so please be prepared. (more information below on Ability Level Rating). Upon descent from the stairs of the hiking path, you will enter an amazing fantasy world of sandstone that has been carved by many years of wind and water. Tour guides will explain the surrounding geology, culture, history and insights. Keep your camera out for that perfect picture!

As you revel in your adventures of the day, enjoy a free evening at the hotel.

 

Antelope Canyon Hike

Guests must walk 3/4 mile consistently from start to finish. Navajo Nation enforced social distancing protocols, so guests do not congregate in areas. No seating to sit down to take breaks. When entering, there are flat uneven sandy surfaces throughout the canyon. When exiting the canyon, guests will walk up 17 steps with railing on both sides. It is a single file platform that has a gradual incline. When you are 1/4 Mile left there is 60-70 steps down to the tour vehicle. 

If guests have any mobility issues, need breaks, have bad knees or needs assistance, this tour should not be booked. 

 

View the Colorado River from Horseshoe Bend

Following the continental breakfast that is included in your package. We will begin our short journey to Horseshoe bend. Just 7 Miles from Antelope Canyon! This area is truly blessed with beauty and serenity. Horseshoe Bend overlooks one of the most spectacular views on the Colorado River. A geologic masterpiece sculpted by the Colorado River approximately 5 million years ago, Horseshoe Bend is an example of what happens when water takes the path of least resistance. Creating the 270° bend in the river, called an "incised" or "entrenched meander", you see before you. There is a 3/4 of a mile hike to viewpoint. Glen Canyon Visitors Center and lookout points may be substituted for Horseshoe Bend for those who don’t want to hike.

 

DON'T FORGET YOUR CAMERA!

 

Single Supplement Price $735.00

Antelope Canyon Hiking Difficulty

• This walk can be difficult for those who have mobility issues, had recent knee, hip surgery, etc. – please note you will not be able to take breaks and sit down.

• When exiting the canyon, you will walk up 17 steps with railing on both sides, to a single file platform that has a gradual incline. At the end of this 1/4 Mile platform there are 60-70 steps down to the tour vehicle.

• To get a better understanding of the hike involved, watch this video: Antelope Canyon Hike Overview

Additional Information

• Hand Bags, Fanny Packs and Hydration packs are not allowed in the Canyons unless they're clear or transparent.

• No Restrooms available in the Canyon. Please use the Restrooms at our Store before the Tour.

• We are Arizona (Phoenix - Mountain Standard Time Zone) We do not recognize Daylight Time even though Navajo Nation does.Tours operate according to Arizona Time Zone.

 

Suggested Packing

-Casual Clothing that can be mixed and layered

-Comfortable walking shoes

-Hat and Sunscreen

-Cash and Credit Cards (Only those needed)

-Medicine and spare prescriptions

-Extra glasses and/or contacts

-Book, Word Search and/or Crossword Puzzle

-Binoculars

-Seat Cushions and/or Blanket (If attending a parade or show)

-Ear plugs and sleep mask

-Mini-Sewing Kit

-Toiletries and Tissues

-Chargers for devices (Cell phones, Tablets, etc.)

-Extra Memory Cards (Digital Cameras) or Extra Film

 

Average Temperature

Antelope Canyon

April | 70 / 46°F

October | 70 / 49°F

 

Activity Level 3

This travel experience is perfect for those who want to see everything their destination has to offer. With the ability to navigate hills and uneven ground (1-2 hours with little difficulty), as well as climb into various modes of transportation, you'll be able to explore every corner of your destination without missing a thing. Plus, with some longer days balanced with free time to recharge or set out on your own adventure, you'll have the perfect harmony of flexibility and exploration.

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