TicketsDiscover the quieter side of Antelope Canyon at Antelope Canyon X, where a local Navajo guide leads you through two slot canyons with fewer crowds. Expect sculpted sandstone, vibrant colors, and plenty of time for photos near Page, Arizona. 1 hour experience departing from MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, USA.
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Antelope Canyon X shows you the quieter, more intimate side of Antelope Canyon. This guided visit takes you through two slot canyons on Navajo land, away from the large crowds often found at other Antelope Canyon locations.
The canyon gets its name from the distinctive "X" shapes carved into the sandstone by millions of years of wind and water erosion. The result is a hidden gem full of breathtaking rock formations, vibrant colors, and photo opportunities around every turn.
Your Navajo guide leads you through the canyon's winding corridors, sharing stories, history, and cultural insights that bring the landscape to life. Because groups are smaller and there are fewer visitors, you'll have more time to admire the canyon, take photographs, and enjoy a relaxed, personal experience.
MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, USA
Getting there: Antelope Canyon X is located off Arizona Highway 98. Highway 98 can be reached from US Highway 89 in Page, where the turn-off is between the roundabout by the large supercenter store and Horseshoe Bend. You can also reach it via US Highway 160 from Kayenta and the Four Corners area.
Download an offline map: the area doesn't have reliable phone service, so save your directions before you set off.
5 days notice before scheduled departure is required for rescheduling, cancellation, or a refund.
It's named after the distinctive "X" shapes carved into the sandstone by millions of years of wind and water erosion.
The guided tour takes you through two slot canyons on Navajo land.
The guided tour lasts about 1 hour and is led in English by a live Navajo guide.
A live Navajo guide, a guided tour through 2 slot canyons, and the Navajo permit fee. Guide tips ($2–5 per person suggested) and transport to the departure area aren't included.
The meeting point is at MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, off Arizona Highway 98. Phone service in the area isn't reliable, so download an offline map before you go.
Tour times run on Phoenix, Arizona time. Set your clock to Page local time, since your phone may show a different time zone from your ticket.
You need to walk unassisted on uneven surfaces with steep inclines and declines. The tour isn't suitable for people with mobility impairments, and hiking poles, walking sticks, walkers, and wheelchairs aren't allowed.
No. Bags, backpacks, and luggage aren't allowed, and neither are food, drinks, or chewing gum.
Yes, the canyon is full of photo opportunities, from light beams to sculpted walls. Drones, tripods, selfie sticks, professional cameras, flash photography, and video recording aren't allowed.
Child safety or booster seats are required for guests 4 years old or younger, and unaccompanied minors aren't allowed. Baby strollers and carriages aren't permitted.
5 days notice before scheduled departure is required for rescheduling, cancellation, or a refund.
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