TicketsExplore Upper Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona, on a guided walking tour led by a local Navajo guide, with your entrance fee, parking, and Navajo permit fee included. Learn how the canyon's colorful rock formations were shaped, and get help capturing the best photos along the way. 1 hour 30 minutes experience departing from AZ-98 Milepost 299 B, Page, AZ 86040.
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This immersive walking tour of Upper Antelope Canyon is led by a member of the Navajo community, and it covers everything from the area's geology to its culture and history. You can book either regular or prime-time admission.
You'll drive yourself to the check-in point at the Upper Antelope Canyon office, where you meet your local guide. From there, a shuttle takes you on a scenic ride to the canyon entrance.
Once inside, you follow your guide through an otherworldly landscape of colorful, naturally made rock formations. Along the way, your guide shares stories of the culture and knowledge of the local people, along with the geology of the land, the history of the site, and how these unique rocks were formed.
Your guide helps you take pictures as you go and shares unique camera angles, so you get more out of every shot. When the tour wraps up, you return to the starting point.
The tour is a natural fit for history buffs and geology fans, and early-morning departure times help you beat the heat.
AZ-98 Milepost 299.8, Page, AZ 86040, USA
5 days notice before scheduled departure is required for rescheduling, cancellation, or a refund.
The full experience takes about 1.5 hours, including a guided walking tour of about 75 minutes.
Plan to arrive an hour before your tour departure. Check-in closes 45 minutes before the tour, and tickets are forfeited with no refund if you don't check in by then.
Check in at the Upper Antelope Canyon office at AZ-98 Milepost 299.8, Page, AZ 86040. The tour returns to the same starting point.
All times are in Arizona Mountain Standard Time. From November 1, 2026 to March 14, 2027, Antelope Canyon time is 1 hour ahead of Pacific time; for example, 10:00 am in Los Angeles is 11:00 am at the canyon.
The Upper Antelope Canyon entrance fee, a local Navajo guide, parking fees, and the Navajo permit fee of $15 per person.
No. You meet your guide at the canyon's office and take a shuttle to the canyon entrance, which costs $70 per person and isn't included.
No. Bags and backpacks aren't allowed, including fanny packs, hydration bags, crossbody and messenger bags, and purses.
Yes, and your guide can help with photos and share unique camera angles. Action cameras, camcorders, selfie sticks, and tripods aren't allowed.
Wear comfortable shoes and clothes, and bring a passport or ID card. Open-toed shoes, sandals, and high heels aren't allowed.
It isn't recommended for travelers with back problems or pregnant travelers, and travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions can't join. The tour isn't wheelchair accessible.
5 days notice before scheduled departure is required for rescheduling, cancellation, or a refund.
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