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Experience Antelope Canyon through the eyes of the people that call it their home. View details on Antelope Canyon tickets, costs, and tour packages.

GUIDED SIGHTSEERS TOUR

The Guided Sightseers Tour is a wonderful way to experience this awesome natural wonder of Upper Antelope Canyon. Tours starts by boarding a 4×4 truck that transports you comfortably to the mouth of Antelope Canyon. Your Navajo Guide will take you on an easy journey through the canyon stopping in areas that are popular for photos and also sharing the Navajo Cultural stories about the canyon. This tour is very informative, sharing the history and geology of the canyon and lasts about 1 hour in the park. Come with your guide to a spectacular petrified sand dune, created by wind, water and time, presenting a sculptured masterpiece. Nothing can describe this work of Mother Nature and experiencing this beauty will leave you breathless. For more info, availability and pricing on Upper Antelope Canyon tickets, please see below.

TOUR AVAILABILITY

7:30 am 9:35 am 11:40 am 1:45 pm

Due to heavy demand for tours, Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours only makes future tours slots available 1-2 months in advance. Check back frequently for more available tour dates. We operate on Phoenix, AZ time.

TOUR DURATION

90 minutes roundtrip – 15min shuttle ride down/back, 60min at canyon site

For the safety of all guests, bags must be transparent and viewable to our staff

Pricing change as of January 1, 2023

$92 tour fee + $8 Navajo permit = $100/person total (processing fee and tax not included)

*The 11:40 tour time will be $112 + $8 Navajo permit = $120/person (processing fee and tax not included)

*Groups wanting to stay together, must pay together upon check-in.*

*One payment method per reservation*

*Same pricing for children (including infants) and adults*

*No refunds for missed tours, late check in or if you are dismissed from a tour*

Important Details

Cameras are welcome but please no tripods, monopods or/and selfie sticks inside the canyon. We no longer offer the 2-hour Photography Tour available in years past.

Carseats are required for children 5 and under. Visitors are required to provide their own carseat or booster seat.

We do not recommend the tour for visitors with limited mobility. The canyon does not have wheelchair access and visitors must be able to complete the hike without assistance and descend 150 stairs to return to the transportation vehicles.

***Antelope Canyon is a sacred site to the Navajo and we expect our guests to treat it as such. Please be respectful of the space and do not do anything to desecrate the Canyon like littering or spreading the ashes of loved ones.

We appreciate your respect and cooperation. Thank you.

Book a tour

Booking details.

– We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and cash.

– Reservations are recommended but walk-ins are welcome.

– Please be checked in 30 minutes before tour times.

– We are located at the entrance to the Antelope Canyon Navajo Tribal Park just 3 miles East of Page, AZ off of Highway 98.

Client Testimonial: 5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ What an amazing tour. We joined guide, Toby and our group in early November, and witnessed the most amazing sites we ever have seen. Toby was great, answering all of our questions and offering interesting details the whole way. I highly recommend this tour! -Kathy H. See more reviews on Google

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07/25-28/2024 – 46th Eastern Navajo Fair , Crownpoint, NM / Honoring our Diné Legacy of Service Nihidine’é Nihá Nidaalnishígíí Nihił Danilí

08/2-11/2024 – 102nd Annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Red Rock Park, Church Rock & Gallup, NM

08/12-18/2024 – 38th Annual Central Agency Navajo Fair, Chinle, AZ “Celebrating Life – Íiná Bahoózhó”

08/14/2024 – NN HOLIDAY – Navajo Nation Code Talkers Day. Learn about the Navajo Code Talkers

08/23-25/2024 – 29th Annual Ramah Navajo Fair & Rodeo @ 10AM “Carrying the Strength and Resilience of our Ancestors through a Healthier, Self-Sufficient Lifestyle”

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Antelope Canyon

Nature's beauty.

Antelope Canyon, located near Page, Arizona is home to one of nature’s most wondrous creations – the slot canyon. Carved from the red sandstone for millennia by seasonal flood rains and wind, the canyons are narrow passageways that lead several hundred feet away from the mouth. The gorgeous sloping angles of the rocks – coupled with the shifts of light that make their way down from the rim of the canyon – combine for a scene that cannot be fully explained with words. Only 8 to 12 feet wide along the sandy floor, the slot canyons have been featured in Hollywood films and magazine publications around the world. But none of those images can match the one you’ll experience when you step into the canyons and see this wonder for yourself.

To the Navajo, we call the Upper Antelope Canyon – Tsé’bighanilí – which means “The place where water runs through.” For Lower Antelope Canyon, we call this place Hasdestwazi – which means “Spiral Rock Arches.”

The best times to visit:

• If you are looking to take  photos of the sun beaming into the canyon , book a tour with the tour groups in Upper Antelope Canyon around 11am to 1pm for the months of March to October. To get extra time in the canyon, book a tour with a photography group – there may be an extra fee to book this type of tour.
• If you want to do a  little hiking and want a little more seclusion , book a tour for the Lower Antelope Canyon area. This portion is not as busy as the Upper Antelope Canyon.
• If you want less tourists,  visit during the months of November to March.

For viewing the Antelope Canyon, a permit and a tour guide is required . The tour group will assist you in purchasing the permit.

WARNING: Flash flooding can happen at any time. Please heed the warnings placed by the local tour companies and emergency messages announced by the Navajo Parks & Recreation Department for your safety.

Upper Antelope Canyon Tours

Black streak canyon tours, tsé bíghanílíní tours.

• Adventurous Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon Tours

Antelope canyon navajo tours, antelope slot canyon tours, antelope valley canyon tours.

Guided Walking Tours in Northern Arizona

Explore the Owl Canyon, Rattle Snake Canyon, and Mountain Sheep Canyon!

(928) 307-8368

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Mile Post, 299 AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, US

Tours of Upper Antelope Canyon | Page, AZ

Experience the amazing rock formations of Upper Antelope Canyon while learning about Navajo culture and history

(928) 3 10-9458

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Photo Tour

COME TAKE A GUIDED ADVENTUROUS TOUR INTO THE FAMOUS UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON! Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours (AACT) provides quality guided tours, sightseeing tours and photographic tours into slot canyons that are within the Antelope wash basin, located just on the outskirts of Page, Arizona. The slot canyons reside within the Navajo Nation tribal reservation – Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park. AACT operates into 3 slot canyons: the Upper Antelope Canyon, Rattlesnake Canyon, and Owl Canyon.

**No Children Under 8 Years Old Allowed**

**Open year-round – 7 days a week – weather permitting**

Call US (928) 380-1874

TOURS BY ROGER EKIS • CAROLENE EKIS

Antelope Canyon Tours is a customer service oriented business that specializing in slot canyon tours around Page, Arizona / Lake Powell Area. Antelope Canyon Tours is a Navajo owned and operated, providing guided tours from Page, Arizona.

Call Us 928-645-9102

Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours operates on land owned by the Begay family, longstanding members of the Navajo Nation and community. As a part of this family, Dalvin Etsitty has been providing tours of this sacred Navajo site for over 20 years, allowing people from all over the world to visit and enjoy its beauty. Dalvin enjoys meeting people from different cultures and walks of life and introducing them to the Navajo way of life.

Call Us 928-698-3384

Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie is located in Page Arizona, right next to the great Lake Powell, and in the center of the Grand Circle. Navajo-owned and operated. You’ll enjoy our personal tour of the breathless Antelope Canyon and other spectacular adventures! A special highlight of the tour, will be the authentic beauty of Native American flute music resonating throughout Antelope Canyon. Hear the wonderful Native American stories associated with Antelope Canyon by Navajo Tour Guides. Come, visit, and personally experience the mystical canyons.

Call Us 928-645-5594

We are a Navajo-owned and operated family tour business. We offer public and private tours through Northern Arizona’s majestic backcountry and slot canyons.

Antelope Valley Canyon Tours has been in the touring business for a long time now.  Touring is not just a job for us; it is a lifestyle.

We offer tours that can be enjoyed by hikers of every level, from easier tours like our Wind Pebble Canyon tour to a more advanced, demanding tour like Rams Head Canyon. Our tours are customized for your hiking experience, focused on your individual ability.

We offer a unique hiking experience for everyone, leaving you with amazing memories of a great adventure.

Call Us at (928) 640-2594

Lower Antelope Canyon Tours

• Ken's Tours
• Dixie's Lower Antelope Canyon Tours

Ken’s Tours

Lower Antelope Canyon is a global destination for photographers and adventure seekers. We offer tours throughout the entire Lower Antelope Slot Canyon.

Call Us : (928) 645-6997

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Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours

Visitors begin their guided tour with a short 10-minute walk from the check-in booth to the entrance of the canyon. Athletic shoes with grip tread are recommended. The tour will begin by descending down 5 flights of metal open grip staircase into the sandstone cavern.

There are items that are not allowed on the tour, such as, GoPro’s or live-action cameras, selfie sticks, tripods, backpacks, purses, hydration bags, drones, service animals — for a full list of prohibited items, visit our website.

Call Us : (928) 640-1761 Email Dixie’s Tours

Mystical Antelope Canyon

Mystical antelope canyon & arrowhead campground.

Escape from your routine life in the city, away from work and come visit us in the rustic, rugged, beautiful lands of the Navajo Nation. Mystical Antelope Canyon Tours and Arrowhead Campground (not to be confused with the same name campground in Monument Valley). Both businesses are located on the Navajo Nation near the town of Page, Arizona. We give our guests the opportunity to experience the Diné (Navajo) way of life by offering them the option to pitch a tent, or stay in one of our tipi’s.

Guests are also encouraged to join us on a tour of Mystical Antelope Canyon to see for themselves. Mystical Canyon is a unique secluded, and beautiful slot canyon near Page, Arizona. We are 10 miles east on Highway 89 – situated between Canyon X and Upper Antelope.

The location of the campground is very private and beautiful area. The canyon is very close and the tour is long with many picture opportunities and lots of different angles and beauty. It was such a treat and we were blessed with no crowds, no rush at all- did not feel commercialized, it felt special and unique. Highly recommend!   –Dawn Ann (Instagram @ dawnris )

Call us! (928) 640-3852 /  (928) 278-5010

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Canyon X & Cardiac Canyon

Taadidiin tours.

Taadidiin Tours is happy to be the only tour operator to offer guided tours to Antelope Canyon X and Cardiac Canyon. Both canyons are located within the same canyon as the iconic Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. Taadidiin Tours is located approximately 10 miles southeast of Page, AZ, on Highway 98 at milepost 308. Many people also visit us from Las Vegas, Sedona, Flagstaff, and Phoenix. Reservations are recommended for holiday weekends. Taadidiin Tours specializes in small groups to provide the most memorable customer experience possible. Reserve your tour today!

Call us at (928) 660-8890

Waterhole Canyon

Waterhole canyon experience.

Waterholes Canyon Experience, LLC is a Navajo family owned and operated tour guide company that offers guided tours through the slot canyon known as Waterhole Canyon.

Call us at (928) 660-2031

Located 5.5 miles south of Page, AZ @ Milepost 541.5 on Highway 89.

Places Nearby

Antelope point marina, eggshell arch, rainbow bridge national monument.

• Antelope Hogan and Breakfast

Quality Inn at Lake Powell

Rainbow Bridge is one of the world’s largest known natural bridges. The span has undoubtedly inspired people throughout time – from the neighboring American Indian tribes who consider Rainbow Bridge sacred, to the 85,000 people from around the world who visit it each year. Visit, call or use the website to contact the Antelope Point Marina to book a boat tour to the Rainbow Bridge!

Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast

Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast is a Navajo-owned and operated company with the knowledge of traditional Navajo culture. The goal of Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast is to provide guests with the experience of lodging in a traditional Navajo hogan while being immersed in the culture that our ancestors created.

Advanced ticket purchase is required. Tours operate on Arizona Time (always -7 UTC) in Page AZ

ANTELOPE CANYON TOURS™

Upper antelope canyon tours in page, arizona.

TOURS BY ROGER EKIS • CAROLENE EKIS

EXPERIENCE THE WONDER OF OUR SLOT CANYON TOURS

Choose from our guided tour of the Upper Antelope Canyon, plus several tours offered at the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. Reservations are required.

UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON SIGHTSEEING TOUR

From $85 (varies by season).

This experience offers you a fully guided tour into the Upper Antelope Canyon. Guided tours are required to visit this world-famous gem, so don’t miss this opportunity to take in the beauty of Antelope Canyon!

Calendar Daily, Year-Round 

Clock 1.5 Hours

Users All Ages

VERMILION ADVENTURES

From $225.50 (+fees).

Antelope Canyon Tours also offers tours to White Pocket, Buckskin Gulch, and other locations within Vermilion Cliffs. Explore the incredible National Monument with full-day tours.

Calendar Daily, by Request 

Clock 7-8 Hours

Users Ages 4+

ABOUT OUR TOURS

We are conveniently located in the city of Page, Arizona. Our tours meet & depart from 22 South Lake Powell BLVD – Page, ARIZONA . Our tours involve a fully guided tour into the Upper Antelope Canyon, from our office we provide transportation in our four-wheel-drive tour trucks that are rugged, safe, and comfortable. Reservations are required – the only way to see this slot canyon is with an authorized tour company like us.

Upon arrival at the Upper Antelope Canyon, you will come off the truck and step into the desert and enter an amazing fantasy world of sandstone that has been carved by many years of wind and water. Our tour guides will explain some geology, culture, history, and insights with camera settings.

We’re the oldest canyon tour company in Page, AZ! We were the first to offer Antelope Canyon tours, and have the top ranked tours in the business. Read Our History.

Walking through the sandstone walls of the Upper Antelope Canyon you will discover the magical world and immerse yourself in our fully-guided  Sightseer’s Tour .

We also offer  Vermilion Adventure Tours  to White Pocket, Buckskin Gulch, Thousand Pockets, and other locations.

Page AZ is 5hrs away from major cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix, if you plan to fly to the Southwest – sorry we don’t provide long-distance transportation.

DISCOVER WHY 3,000+ CLIENTS RATE US 5 STARS ON TRIPADVISOR

I visited the canyon for the second time with these folks, just as good if not better. My in-laws and wife were just as surprised as I was in 2014 (My first visit) at how beautiful the canyon was and how wonderful the service is. Would recommend, and props to our Tour Guide Rosie, you rock!

The tour through the Antelope Canyon is something you will never forget, pictures don't do it justice, as it is hard to catch the raw beauty before you. Our tour guide Rick was great, informative and help with capturing the best pictures possible.

We had a wonderful tour with Rosie. We took a morning tour in hopes of avoiding the crowds. It worked out perfectly. Rosie was informative and warm. She helped us get best photos, gave us interesting facts about the Navajo and the canyon, and we were not rushed through.

I went with a couple of friends from college, tour guide was nice, she explained many photographic opportunities, she was very knowledgable, weather was nice, we all loved the experience.

Our guide made our trip so interesting and fun. He was very knowledgeable and an excellent photographer. He showed us the best spots for pictures and advised us on the best camera settings. This trip is a "must" for every traveler lucky enough to see this part of the country. I highly recommend Antelope Canyon Tours!

Our tour was amazing. I highly recommend this tour if you are in Page. The colors of the Sandstone is truly unforgettable. The guides are very knowledgeable and Sonny was very helpful in making sure we had taken the best photo possible. Definitely a must-see!

WANT A SNEAK PEEK OF UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON?

Check out our video! From our office in Page AZ, we provide transportation with our tour trucks. Once at the canyon our guide will lead the way into the world-famous Antelope Canyon, where you’ll experience amazing sandstone formations, beautiful colors, and the joy of discovering how the light hits the canyon, enhancing its beauty.

Ready to book? Check out our tour calendar, and choose your date and time!

Be sure to view our video of the new hike involved, we now have a one-way system through the canyon, our VIDEO can better explain it to you (scroll to the bottom of the Sightseers’ Tour page)

Availability

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday

12 Hours-Sedona / 10 Hours-Flagstaff

Your day begins with a scenic drive up Oak Creek Canyon (Sedona departures only) and views of Arizona’s highest mountains, the San Francisco Peaks. Next, we leave tall pine forests and travel onto the Navajo Nation for a stop at historic Cameron Trading Post with its impressive collection of souvenirs and Native American arts and crafts. Along the way, you’ll have views of the colorful Painted Desert cliffs in the distance as well as the Little Colorado River. Your guide will share information about the surrounding scenery, the Navajo people and their culture as you travel.

The day continues with a 1.5 mile round trip hike to Horseshoe Bend where you can view a unique meander of the Colorado River far below. Afterward, enjoy a delicious lunch and a view of the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. With over 1,200 miles of shoreline, the lake is a spectacular site.

The crown of the day is a visit to Lower Antelope Canyon with a 1 mile hike with a Native American guide. This lower section of this corkscrew canyon requires a bit more effort but the reward is fewer visitors and a more intimate experience. The unique water and wind carved sandstone walls change color as the angle of light changes throughout the day. This portion of the canyon has a north/south orientation so light strikes some portion of the walls during most of the day. Your guide will talk about the formation of the slot canyon and offer suggestions for taking the best photos along the way.

Highlights include visiting two of the most stunning Southwest vistas, both Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon. You will walk out to Horseshoe Bend, which sits above the winding Colorado River, to get amazing photos and see why this vista got its name. In the afternoon, you will be astounded by the views in Lower Antelope Canyon, which change constantly as the sun moves across the sky, filtering lights softly across the stone walls. You will experience the beautiful color palette on the sandstone walls at the best time of day. Complimentary lunch included.

AVAILABLE: TUES / WED/ THURS / SATURDAY: Departs Sedona approx: 6:30 Departs Flagstaff approx: 7:30 Child ages 6-11 NO CHILDREN UNDER 6 ARE PERMITTED. TOUR REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF 4 PASSENGERS TO OPERATE NOTE: 72 Hr Cancellation policy; NO ANIMALS, INCLUDING SERVICE ANIMALS

Please advise if anyone in your party is taller than 6 feet (183 cm) or more than 250 pounds (113 kg) Guests must be able to walk 1 mile within the slot canyon including steep staircases and narrow passages. Also 1.5 miles at Horseshoe Bend. Surfaces may be rough and/or sandy. Not suitable for anyone with physical limitations as there are rough surfaces and stairs to climb. Not suitable for pregnant women nor anyone with walker, wheelchair or scooter. Lunch Included: Sit down menu

Minimum of Four Passengers to Book

$279 Adults

$279 Children Ages 6-11 years (children under 6 years not permitted)

All prices are subject to local sales tax and do not include gratuities. 15% - 20% is the average gratuity if you enjoyed your tour.

Cancelation Policy:

Full refunds are offered on cancellations made 48 hours prior to the scheduled tour departure with the following exceptions:

All Train bookings require 72-hour cancellation for a refund. Antelope Canyon Tours requires 72-hour cancellation and Guests must have good mobility.  Colorado River Float Trip Tour: 7-day prior cancellation notice, no exceptions.

We now offer trip protection insurance for our travelers. Cancellation details for any custom tour program will be contained in your group contract. Please refer to your contract for details. Cancellations must be received in writing or by facsimile to Arizona Tour & Travel Group.

·         Tour prices and availability are subject to change without notice. ·         *Children 8 and under must be in a guest-owned car seat or booster seat.

This tour can be upgraded to a private tour experience.

Travel with only your family and friends!  You may want to convert any of our Grand Canyon Adventures (excluding train Tours) to a Private Experience for only $100 (plus tax) per guest in addition to the tour price. Our Scenic Sedona Tour and our Jerome Tour is only $50 (plus tax) per guest in addition to the tour price. Enjoy our scenic tours with just your private party and our fun, safe, and informative Tour Guide. (Minimum of 4 people for private tour)

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Antelope Slot Canyon Tours

It's not just a tour,, it's the experience, tours and packages.

“Premier Tour Operator for Upper Antelope Canyon and the Surrounding Area.” Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie offers you the best way to explore Upper Antelope Canyon and the surrounding area. With more than three decades of experience, our native guides will share with you the stories and secrets of Page and Lake Powell. You will also enjoy a comfortable ride in our new commercial shuttle vans, no matter when you visit.

Upper Antelope Canyon

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Upper antelope canyon and horseshoe bend combination tour.

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Welcome to antelope slot canyon tours.

“The company that offers a personal Native American experience.” Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie is located in Page Arizona, right next to the great Lake Powell, and in the center of the Grand Circle. Navajo owned and operated by Rosalind Tsosie, you’ll enjoy our personal tour of the breathless Antelope Canyon and other spectacular adventures! A special highlight of the tour, will be the authentic beauty of Native American flute music resonating throughout Antelope Canyon. Hear the wonderful Native American stories associated with Antelope Canyon by Navajo Tour Guides. Come, visit, and personally experience the mystical canyons.

Book Your Tours Now

Book your tour online or call 928-645-5594, address / contact.

• Phone: (928)645-5594
• Email: Tour Information
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• 55 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
• Page, AZ 86040

LOCATION MAP

Open 7 days a week.

• Summer Hours:
• Mon - Sat: 7:30am-5:30pm (MST)
• Sun: 7:30-5:30PM (MST
• Winter Hours (Oct 1st - Feb 28th)
• Sun: 7:30am-5:30pm (MST)

UPPER ANTELOPE CANYON TOUR

Quick details.

• Clock Duration: 1 hr 20 min
• User Age: Ages 8+ (children under 8 prohibited)
• Tachometer Difficulty: Moderate Difficulty
• Info Please note: Not recommended for pregnant women
• Calendar Best Times: Starting November 1st through March 31, the Canyon is darker due to the winter months on 3:15 pm tour. 11:05am and 1:10pm are ideal times for full sunlight.

Primetime Adult

Regular adult, afternoon adult, primetime child, regular child, afternoon child, *prime times have the most sunlight possible in the canyon regardless of weather. regular times are the same tour without direct sunlight that lessen the illumination of the canyon., explore upper antelope canyon near page, arizona.

Experience a fully guided tour into the 8th wonder of the world, Upper Antelope Canyon. This tour will show the natural illuminating sunlight on the canyon walls, while it is changing colors throughout the seasons. Tour 1 allows sightseers to experience the canyon for around 80 minutes in their selected time slot. With the new updated guidelines, Upper Antelope Canyon is a single direction tour. Visitors will now exit with a 15-minute hike, up and over the beautiful canyon. There are 21 steps going up and 112 steps going down.

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Closed end shoes are recommended and are required for our 3 private canyons. We discourage skirts and dresses due to the ladders and the terrain. We ask our guests to dress modest because we do accommodate families. Canyons can be up to 10 degrees cooler than the external temperature, so layers are recommended for your comfort. The temperature is usually five to ten degrees cooler, all year around in the canyons. Dress in layers to accommodate changing temperatures.

If it is windy, we do recommend a hat and handkerchief to cover your nose, mouth, and ears. Sand enters the canyon in all directions, so photographers please bring a cover for your camera, a plastic shower cap works best.

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1. Cancellation Policy:

If you cancel a tour 72 hours (or more) before the scheduled start of your originally booked tour, then you will get a 94% refund. Between 24 and 72 hours, you will get a 50% refund. Cancellations within 24 hours, no refund will be made. Be patient. From the date we issue the refund, it will take 3-5 business days to post to your account.

2. We operate on Mountain Standard Time

Our company, Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours, DO NOT operate on Daylight Savings Time however the Navajo Nation does acknowledge the time zone. We may be located on the Navajo Nation but we as a business DO NOT operate on DST. We operate on MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME all year round. That is the same time as Phoenix, AZ and Page, AZ. If you find yourself confused, the best thing to do is Google ‘Page, AZ time’ and follow the time listed. You can also turn off the set automatic time zone and set it to ‘Phoenix, AZ’ while you are visiting Page and the surrounding area. Google Maps and the time on your phone will adjust based on your current location so please keep that mind. Once again, we DO NOT operate on Daylight Savings Time.

3. No Bag Policy

This means no bags of any kind; ie: no back packs, no purses, no fanny packs, no baby carriers, and no water bags. On our multiple canyons tours – we do allow a small bag but it remains in the vehicle while in the canyon. (AACT is not responsible for any kind of theft, stolen property, or any damage)

4. Accessibility

A portion of the tour is “off road” and can be washboarded and quite bumpy. No Pregnant women are allowed. No wheelchairs. People with back problems, or people who have recently had surgery are advised to not take this tour. You will be walking about one half mile in sandy and rocky terrain. Customers going on this tour accept ALL liability for their own health issues.

5. Is your canyon wheelchair accessible and do you allow service animals?

Due to our location, we are unable to accommodate guests with wheelchairs and apologize for this inconvenience. Animals of any kind, (including service animals) are NOT allowed on the parking lot premises or canyon.

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Upper Antelope, Owl, & Rattlesnake Canyons Tour

Dedicate half your day to experiencing the Dine (Navajo) playground. Experience each type of slot canyon—the traditional vibrance of Upper Antelope Canyon, the twist and turns of Rattlesnake Canyon, and open wide space of Owl Canyon.

• Clock 2 hr 10 min

Upper Antelope & Rattlesnake Canyons Tour

Push your experience to another level by adding a tour through Rattlesnake Canyon in addition with Upper Antelope Canyon. Rattlesnake Canyon is a moderate hike through a V-shaped, above ground canyon with ladders.

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Quick details.

• Tags Duration: 2 Hours
• User Ages: All Ages
• Car Transportation: Round Trip

DISCLAIMER Traffic, weather, and other unforeseen circumstances can or may effect tour experience.

There are no accommodations for: – Person(s) requiring wheelchairs – Person(s) suffering from claustrophobia – Person(s) requiring service dogs/animals

*All fees and permits included

Explore the Upper Antelope Canyon and its Scenic Sights in Page, AZ

The tour time we offer for Upper Antelope Canyon is what we call the Prime Time tour. Meaning it is the best time to be in the canyon, for the best lighting, and possibly the light shaft dependent on Mother Nature.

We pick up our guests from location provided by the guest. We then head to your Upper Antelope Canyon tour. Your tour guide will check you in for your tour and wait for you while you enjoy your visit. When your tour has concluded we then make our way to a nearby scenic view. There, your tour guide will answer any questions and educate you on the area.

What to expect while visiting Upper Antelope Canyon:

-The Upper Antelope Canyon hike is 1/4 mile long. -Sandy and rocky walk way. -Cooler temperatures in the canyon. -Bumpy ride while in the tour truck to the canyon. -ABSOLUTELY NO BAGS ALLOWED. -NO tripods, NO monopods, No GoPros and NO selfie sticks. -The tour is now one way traffic in the canyon. -Upper Antelope Canyon sits above the riverbed and is shaped like a capital letter “A”, narrow at the top and wide at the bottom. -There will be a knowledgeable Native American tour guide with you at all times.

Tour Times:

MORNING TOUR 10:30am – 10:45am MST Pick-up time 11:15am PRIME TIME tour

AFTERNOON TOUR 2:20pm-2:40pm MST pick-up time 3:25pm MST Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Cancellation Policy

• Full refund given if cancelled 7 or more days before reservation date
• 75% refund if cancelled 3-6 days before reservation date
• No refunds will be given if cancellation occurs within 72 hours of the reservation date
• No Fire arms are allowed on tour.

Customers will receive a full refund if Navajo Tours Direct has to cancel before leaving on tour route, in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

Sit back and leave the driving to us, while you enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature!

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Deluxe Tour Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon

You get to experience the breathtaking scenery of not just one but BOTH views with the Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon Tour! We pick up our guests from location provided by the guest then head to your tour right after!

• Tags 5.5 Hours

Premium Tour Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend

You get to experience the breathtaking scenery of not just one but BOTH views with the Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon Tour and the Horseshoe Bend! We pick up our guests from location provided by the guest then head to your tour right after!

All Tours are vehicle tours. We do not offer Horse back riding tours.

Scenic Express

1.5 hour tour.

This tour is perfect for the traveler who is here for the first time and wants to see the most famous and spectacular sites in the Valley. Visit the Mittens, Elephant Butte, the popular filming location.

Backcountry

2.5 hour full valley tour.

Did you know that Monument Valley also has arches, windows, and ancient Anasazi petroglyphs? Get the full scenic experience in the Restricted area with visits to the Big Indian, Sleeping Dragon, and all the arches.

History and Culture

3.5 hour cultural tour.

This tour is for the traveler who wants a complete experience at a leisurely pace. Learn about filming history, Navajo culture, and get more stops in the Backcountry area on this tour. This is highly recommended.

Mystery Valley

3.5 hour tour.

Mystery Valley is another area of the Navajo Tribal Park that is rarely visited and unique. Visit several Anasazi ruins, petroglyphs, and pictographs situated near natural arches and in the box canyons.

Monument & Mystery

7 hour all day tour.

This tour is a 3.5 hour tour of Monument Valley and another 3.5 hours in Mystery Valley. Perfect for the traveler who is in the area for 2 days or more. Lunch is provided after the Monument Valley tour.

Sunrise Tour

3.5 hour full tour.

This tour is for the photographer or those who want a special experience with the perfect lighting of Monument Valley. Times vary through the year so please contact us for departure times on our sunrise tours.

Ancient civilizations occupied Monument Valley for Thousands of Years

Monument Valley  (Navajo:  Tsé Biiʼ Ndzisgaii , meaning  valley of the rocks ) is a region of the Colorado Plateau characterized by a cluster of sandstone buttes, the largest reaching 1,000 ft (300 m) above the valley floor. It is located on the Utah-Arizona state line, near the Four Corners area. The valley is a sacred area that lies within the territory of the Navajo Nation Reservation, the Native American people of the area

The landscape overwhelms, not just by its beauty but also by its size.  The fragile pinnacles of rock are surrounded by miles of mesas and buttes, shrubs, trees and windblown sand, all comprising the magnificent colors of the valley.  All of this harmoniously combines to make Monument Valley a truly wondrous experience.  Enjoy this beautiful land.

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Larry J. gave an awesome tour in the Navajo lands of Monument Valley. He was knowledgeable and patient with our questions.

- 212barbarar

Our tour guide waited patiently for us to arrive as we were running thirty minutes behind, the time zone thing is real! Larry Team was our guide. He was friendly, courteous and full of great information about the history of Monument Valley. He gave us enough time at each point to take pictures and to explore. He helped us take family photos as well. It was excellent to be able to go into restricted areas and see some of the monuments up close. I highly recommend this tour.

This tour was well worth the cost! John was our tour guide, and he did an amazing guide! He was informative and funny! We saw so much! Make sure your battery is charged because you will take a lot of pics! Take the 8am slot as the weather was perfect!

- Janie Johnson

We took the 3.5 hour tour and it was the highlight of our trip. Larry was our guide. One of the guests on our tour wanted to see specific sites from a tv show filmed in Monument Valley and Larry made sure we visited those sites in addition to the regularly planned stops. FYI the extra stops were incredible. Larry explained so much about Navajo customs, culture, and government.

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Antelope Canyon is open year-round; however, most people will try to visit mid-day during weekends from March through October, when the light shafts appear. Crowds will be at their peak then, which may make it difficult to snap that perfect shot Find better rates, fewer people and still amazing views during the off-season from November through late February, and especially in January. Though uncommon, Antelope Canyon may close during days of heavy rain or snow. This is more likely to happen from June to September, during Arizona's monsoon season.

What you'll need

You'll also need a prior reservation with an authorized Navajo guide to visit either Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon. Book online before you visit since tours can sell out weeks in advance. Additionally, you'll need:

• A permit, though this is usually covered in your guide's fee (see below).
• Good walking shoes, especially if visiting Lower Antelope Canyon.
• See "What to bring" below for more specific items.

What it costs

Until recently, the cost varied significantly depending on whether you booked a sightseeing or photography tour. The tribe has reduced the availability of photography tours, however, because they frequently caused bottlenecks by allowing photographers to bring their tripod and spend more time setting up shots. Most 90-minute tours of Upper Antelope Canyon cost between $50 and $90 (slightly less for children), although some operators offer discounts on their early bird and last chance tours. Hour-long tours of Lower Antelope Canyon cost $40, and up to $80 for deluxe options. The price generally—but not always—includes taxes and the $8 Navajo permit fee. (Check with your tour company if you have any questions about additional fees.)

What to bring

Do: Wear closed-toe, sturdy shoes and layered clothing. Apply plenty of sunscreen, even in winter. Bring a hat or handkerchief for protection from the sand, and if you wear contact lenses, consider opting for eyeglasses instead. You are allowed to bring one bottle of water (and we highly recommend you do). Just make sure you take it out with you after the tour. Don't: Bring bags, purses, fanny packs, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, food and drinks—all are prohibited in the canyon.

There are no trash cans and no bathrooms in the canyon.

The trip into the canyon

Whether you start in Page or at the park's entrance, be prepared to ride in a four-wheel-drive vehicle through a sandy riverbed to the canyon. Each vehicle has a Navajo guide that ushers the group through, shares information about the formations and even helps stage some photos, including sand cascading over a rock ledge. Sand is everywhere. On windy days, dust can blow into your nose, mouth and ears. If you have a DSLR camera, cover it when you are not using it (a plastic shower cap does the trick) and never change lenses inside the canyon.

Photography tips

It's more challenging to photograph Antelope Canyon without a tripod, but you can still take amazing images. With a DSLR, opt for a high ISO setting and use a wide aperture. To photograph the beams of light, book a tour that will be in the canyon between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., May through October. Don't forget to look up, especially when the canyon is crowded. Several tour operators, such as Horseshoe Bend Slot Canyon Tours , also offer tours of nearby, nearly-as-spectacular canyons. Avid photographers may want to consider booking one of these tours, too. Simply inquire when booking.

Where to stay

Though hardly remote by some Arizona standards, Antelope Canyon is still considered a lengthy drive and hike for many areas of the state. Additionally, there are quite a few other amazing sites to see nearby— Horseshoe Bend , White Pocket and the Vermilion Cliffs , and Lake Powell —that many people choose to stay at least one night to get the most from their trip. Hampton Inn and Suites Page - Lake Powell This national chain is among the area's newer properties and ranks high among past guests for its clean, comfortable rooms, friendly staff and free hot breakfast. The large parking lot is able to accommodate boats, buses and RVs. The Bear's Den B&B Owners "Bubba and Deb-B" operate this cozy three-room bed and breakfast in Page that's fully ADA-compliant. Amenities include pillowtop mattresses, a small fridge and microwave, private bathrooms, and plenty of bear decor. Shash Dine' Eco-Retreat For a truly unique stay, book a Najavo hogan or sheepherder wagon at this sustainable glamping campsite and B&B operated by Baya, a member of the Navajo Nation. You will stay on Navajo land in one of eight simple accommodations—no electricity or running water, but fresh drinking water—with nothing but views for miles. Lake Powell Resort If a visit to Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is on your list, you can't get closer than a stay at this resort located at Wahweap Marina in Page. Hotel guests can book a boat tour, dinner cruise or rent their own powerboat for an unforgettable day on the water.

Nearby slot canyons

Antelope Canyon tours sometimes sell out, especially during high season. If tours aren’t available when you want to go, consider booking a tour of one of these slot canyons near Page.

Canyon X: Named for the point where its walls create an “X” overhead, this canyon sees far fewer visitors than Antelope Canyon but is equally breathtaking. Book a tour with the property’s owners, Taadidiin Tours .

Cardiac Canyon: Taadidiin Tours also offers private treks through Cardiac Canyon. While it requires some scrambling to see the 2.5-mile canyon’s sights, adventurers are rewarded with solitude unavailable in Antelope Canyon.

Mountain Sheep Canyon: Several companies, such as Black Streak Canyon Tours , guide groups through this off-the-beaten-path canyon with its undulating sandstone walls. Be prepared for a hike to its entrance.

Rattlesnake and Owl Canyons: Often toured together, these canyons provide dramatically different experiences. While Rattlesnake twists and turns, Owl has open areas. Book tours through companies like Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours and Shun’Diin Canyon Tours.

Leave no trace

Antelope Canyon and the Navajo Nation lands are special places whose breathtaking beauty and natural habitats for local wildlife are worth preserving. Adhere to the Leave No Trace principles as much as you possibly can so future visitors may continue to enjoy.

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“Yá’át’ééh.” Welcome to the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Nation is a Native American territory that lies in northeastern Arizona, southeastern Utah, and northwestern New Mexico. The Navajo Nation covers over 27,000 square miles with a population of over 300,000. It is the largest area retained by any federally recognized tribe. This area attracts thousands of visitors every year. It is important to remember that the Navajo have some cultural and social etiquette that are useful for non-natives to know before visiting the Navajo Nation.

Social Etiquette when Visiting the Navajo Nation

Visitors are welcomed with open arms in Navajoland. However, Navajo greetings and social interactions are a bit different than what non-natives are used to. Overall, Navajos value personal space and have a larger area of personal distance than non-natives. They use very little eye contact and generally do not hug when greeting someone new. Don’t forget, just like people in your hometown or community, the Navajo people like to be treated with respect. Nevertheless, once they get to know you, the Navajo are warm, inviting people who enjoy living in harmony with visitors.

Jewelry and Hair are Sacred

The recognition of personal space includes clothes, hair, and jewelry when touring the Navajo Nation. Non-natives are accustomed to touching a piece of jewelry or long hair in admiration. However, the Navajo would prefer a compliment in words, not in touch. In fact, it’s considered a violation of that personal space to touch a Navajo’s hair. Often, jewelry worn by the Navajo is breakable, can easily detach, or is worn for ceremonial purposes. If you are compelled to feel a piece of clothing or item of jewelry, it’s okay to ask. Although, be aware that an invitation to do so may not be offered.

Dances and Other Customs are Ceremonial

Dances like the Enemy Way Dance, Yeibicheii Dance, and others are mostly held for Navajos by Navajos and are not open to the public. However, pow-wows and dances are often governed by the seasons and are sometimes exhibited in public forums. Many of these events are of a religious nature and should be accorded the same deference as a church or prayer service, even if tribal members behave informally. Please do not ask ‘to see’ a certain dance, and refrain from applauding unless obviously apparent. At the same time, many Navajo fairs, festivals, and parades are open to the public. These are great for non-natives to attend to learn about the Navajo culture.

Be Mindful when Taking Photos while Visiting the Navajo Nation

Remember to be conscious of taking photographs of the Navajo Nation. A good rule of thumb is not to take photos without asking unless it is a public event. Special permits are required when photographing for commercial use.

Be Present When Visiting the Navajo Nation

Experiencing any new culture is a time to be present. The Navajo strive to live in harmony with Mother Earth, Father Sky, and the many other elements such as man, animals, plants, and insects. Visiting the Navajo Nation is a great time to turn off those iPhones and Androids. It is a great time to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. Immerse yourself in the Navajo culture and soak in every moment of this new adventure.

Visit the Navajo Nation With An Open Mind

A visit to the Navajo Nation promises a rich tapestry of experiences, from the awe-inspiring natural wonders to the vibrant cultural heritage. Approach this journey with an open mind. Respect the traditions and customs of the Navajo people, and you’ll find yourself immersed in a truly unforgettable adventure.

Navajo Nation History and Culture

The Navajo Nation’s history is deeply intertwined with the vast landscapes of the American Southwest. They have resided there for centuries. With a rich cultural heritage, the Navajo people, or Diné, have a unique language, traditions, and artistry that have endured through generations. Their history is marked by resilience. They navigated challenges such as the Long Walk, a forced relocation in the 1860s. After, they worked hard to preserve their cultural identity.

The sacred Navajo language has complex tonal qualities. It reflects a profound connection to the land and the spiritual beliefs embedded in their daily lives.

While visiting the Navajo Nation, take the time to appreciate the nuances of the Navajo language, a vital aspect of their cultural identity. Engaging with locals and learning a few basic phrases can enhance your overall experience and foster a deeper connection with the community.

Navajo art, including intricate sand paintings, silver jewelry, and vibrant rugs, is a testament to their creativity and craftsmanship.

Many local artisans create these masterpieces, showcasing their skill and preserving the traditional craft. Consider supporting the local economy by purchasing authentic Navajo art as souvenirs when visiting.

Navajo Food Culture

Navajo food is another highlight when visiting the Navajo Nation. Their tacos are a local delicacy not to be missed. Experience the unique flavors that blend traditional ingredients with a modern twist. This reflects the fusion of cultures in this diverse region.

Today, the Navajo Nation is a vibrant community, embracing tradition and progress. They welcome visitors to share their culture’s beauty and the breathtaking landscapes they call home.

Explore the Navajo Nation’s national historic sites to delve deeper into Navajo history.

Navajo Nation Historic Sites

When visiting the Navajo Nation, you can travel back in time to see how the Anasazi people (or Ancient Ones) lived thousands of years ago. Well-known landmarks of the Navajo Nation include Window Rock, Canyon de Chelly, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, and 186 miles of Lake Powell shoreline.

Navajo Nation parks are scattered throughout the region. Each offers a unique perspective on the landscape and history of the area. The tribal parks are managed by the Navajo Nation government, ensuring the preservation of these natural and cultural treasures.

Four Corners Monument

While in the area, don’t miss the chance to visit the Four Corners Monument. It is a landmark where Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico meet. The unique geographical location of this Navajo tribal park allows you to stand in four states simultaneously. It is a novelty worth experiencing.

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon is a stunning slot canyon with smooth, flowing curves carved for centuries by wind and water. It is a must-visit in your exploration of the Navajo Nation. Located within the Navajo reservation, this geological wonder is a photographer’s dream. Guided tours are available, providing insights into the canyon’s formation and significance to the local Navajo families who consider it sacred.

Colorado River Gorge

For a taste of adventure, consider exploring the Colorado River Gorge. There, the river has carved a path through the red rocks of Northern Arizona. The rugged beauty of this landscape is another testament to the resilience of the Navajo people who have called these lands home for generations. Engage in outdoor activities offered by the Navajo Nation recreation department, such as hiking or rafting, to truly appreciate the breathtaking scenery.

Monument Valley

Monument Valley, with its iconic red mesas and buttes that seem to defy gravity, is not to be missed when visiting the Navajo Nation. This sacred site is a geological wonder and a significant part of Navajo history and culture. It is featured in countless films and photographs. Guided tours through the valley offer a deeper understanding of the spiritual significance attached to these majestic formations. They provide a glimpse into the stories passed down through generations.

Canyon de Chelly

Explore the ancient ruins of the Anasazi people in Canyon de Chelly. It is a breathtaking sandstone canyon complex that showcases the ancient history of the Anasazi people. Carved by the forces of wind and water, the canyon is home to well-preserved Anasazi ruins, petroglyphs, and pictographs. These offer a tangible connection to the region’s past.

Guided tours by Navajo guides provide insights into the cultural and historical significance of the canyon. Thus, they are an immersive experience that unveils the layers of stories etched into its walls.

Grand Canyon

In the expansive landscape of the Navajo Nation, the Grand Canyon stands as a testament to the geological wonders that define the area. While not directly within the Navajo reservation, it’s a nearby marvel worth exploring. It offers a different perspective on the natural beauty that surrounds the region.

No matter what park you choose to visit within the region, you’ll find yourself immersed in the rich tapestry of Navajo history and culture.

“Ahéhee’” (Thank you, in Navajo) for choosing to explore the beauty and history of the Navajo Nation. We invite you to the Navajo Tourism Department’s website for more information about the Navajo Nation. Often times, navigation and/or Google Maps are unreliable, so we strongly recommend visiting the Navajo Nation with a tour guide who knows the area intimately.

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Monument Valley Tour Operators

Navajo nation park & recreation.

To book a guided tour in Monument Valley, please select a tour operator from the list below.

There are tour guides available upon arrival.

Hours of Operation:

The Monument Valley 17- mile loop is accessible by vehicle only. You can purchase Entry Fee and Guided tour upon your arrival. RV’s, Camper van’s, motorcycles and Large SUV’s or Off-Road Vehicles are Prohibited on the valley drive. Valley drive has rough terrain and deep sand dunes.

Entry to all Navajo Tribal Park areas are enter at your own risk. Dogs are Prohibited at all Navajo Tribal Park locations.

Designated Hiking Trails are at your own risk. We ask that you sign in/out at each location for trail usage. Trails are open during Navajo Tribal Park Hours of Operations 8am to 5pm. Please wear comfortable clothing and be prepared for unpredictable weather, always stay hydrated and be aware of your surroundings.

The mask mandate has been lifted and the use of a mask is at your discretion.

All Navajo Tribal Parks are Closed on: Thanksgiving Day, NN Family Day (day after Thanksgiving), Christmas Day, New Year’s Day.

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Security will be on duty and monitoring the area.

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Monument Valley Guided Tour Operators

• Bennett Tours   ph. 928-221-9975
• Sacred Monument Tours, LLC    toursacred.com   ph. 435-727-3218
• Phillips Photography Tours   monumentvalley.com     ph. 928-429-0040
• Explore Monument Valley  ph. 928-429-1959
• Navajo Spirit Tours   ph. 435-444-7773
• RGJ Inc dba Goulding’s Tour    ph. 435-727-3225
• Roy Black’s Guided Tours   ph. 928-429-0637
• Valley View Guided Tours  ph. 435-485-0103
• Monument Valley Tribal Tours     ph. 385-347-6243
• Monument Valley Holiday Tour   ph. 928-489-1732
• Mitten View Tours        ph. 928-429-4672
• Hunt’s Mesa Off-Road Trails – UTV Tour  Call/Text: 928-302-8398
• Monument Valley Tribal Tours  ph. 385-347-6243
• Tinhorn Tour   ph. 928-489-9128
• MV Dineh Bekeyah Tours   ph. 928-409-0088
• MV Twin Warriors Tours   ph. 928-429-8628
• Sandstone Tours     ph. 435-200-5450
• Monument Valley Rain God Mesa Tours   ph. 928-606-9422
• Monument Valley Safari, LLC     ph. 435-220-0539
• Three Sister Navajo Guided Tours    ph. 602-327-2472
• Blackwater Tours    ph. 435-727-3312
• Monumental Tours    ph. 435-444-9529
• Tinhorn Tours    ph. 928-383-0783
• Monument Valley Tours   ph. 435-727-3313.

Horse Trail Rides

• Dineh Trail Rides  ph. 928-209-2692
• Tse Bii Trail Rides  ph. 928-489-2593

San Juan River Tours

• Tse’kooh Outfitters    ph. 928-301-7060
• Ancient Wayves River and Hiking Adventures  ph. 505-239-8505
• Dzil Taah Adventures, LLC.  ph. 928-429-8531.