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Price: $120 per person, $110 per child

(7 -9 yrs old).

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Antelope Canyon is one of the most infamous canyons on Lake Powell and is our premier half day tour.

 

Hike through the world famous Antelope Slot Canyon! 

 

Come with us on a guided hike in the world famous, Antelope Canyon! Take in the breathtaking cliffs and twisting turns of this unique Slot Canyon! Our Antelope Canyon Tour has far fewer crowds compared to the Upper Antelope Canyon, where there are long lines and large crowds. Lower Antelope Lower Canyon has all the beauty of the upper Antelope Canyon and has even more unique views  and stunning scenery when experienced with our guides, unique hike and leisurely kayak. Come with us and see for yourself, Antelope Canyon's hidden gems!

 

Our 4 hour guided hiking and kayak tour starting from Antelope Point Public launch ramp, uses kayaks and when possible Paddleboards to cruise under the deep canyon walls of Antelope Canyon to the very end. This portion of the canyon is the lowest and northernmost piece of this magical canyon that is flooded by the waters of Lake Powell which allows us the opportunity to experience its grandeur by kayak. 

 

Experience the beauty of Antelope Canyon on our half-day tour! This world-renowned canyon on Lake Powell is a must-see destination.
 

Scheduled Tour Times:

•  8:30am  Arizona Time

• 10:30am Arizona Time

•   1:30pm  Arizona Time

• All times are stated as Arizona Time, which is the same as Pacific Time unless you are visiting from early November to mid March.

 

Meeting Location:

• We’ll meet in the parking area at the Antelope Canyon Public Launch Ramp. Direction will be in your confirmation email.

 

Expected Distance Paddled and Requirements:

• The Antelope Slot Canyon Hike usually takes an 1 hour round trip (depending on water level of the lake) and is approximately a total distance of 1 mile (1.6km). The terrain on the hike is a mixture of rock and sand and is very flat. There will be ample opportunities to rest and take photos.

• The paddling is typically 5 miles (10km), but it depends on the water level of the lake.

• Wavy conditions can happen on the 2nd half of this tour.

• This tour is suitable for those with all levels of physical fitness.

• It is required that participants have enough upper body strength to re-enter a capsized kayak with assistance from the tour guide, this is especially important in the spring when the water is cold. The route is along steep canyon walls so getting out of the water on shore is usually very difficult.

 

Details:

• All experience levels from beginner to advanced will have a great time on our trips.

• Double kayaks will be used on all trips

• Sit-on-top kayaks are used for this tour.

• Paddleboards are permitted on the morning tour only and at the guide's discretion. 

• Your feet will get wet, sandy, and possibly muddy on this tour. There is some muck at the end of the canyon where you get out of the kayaks. Wear shoes or sport sandals you can get wet.

• From June-October, tours include time for a swim.

• During July through mid-September, the possibility of flash floods exists. If morning rain is in the forecast, which is generally very uncommon, the hiking portion of the tour may be shortened by the guide for safety reasons.

• There are simple bathroom facilities at the parking lot. Dry Bags available for rent upon availability.

• Tour includes all kayak equipment and dry bags to store valuables. 

• Are you a solo paddler? You may join an existing tour!

• All vehicles entering the Glen Canyon are subject to a $30 entrance fee. National Park Annual Passes are accepted. Please visit the National Park Service’s website for more information.

 

*prices do not include gratuity for tour guides.

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