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Navajo Canyon Tour: Upper and Lower Canyons with Lunch
Explore Upper & Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in a half-day tour. Witness unique formations and enjoy a Navajo-guided experience with lunch included.
Explore Upper & Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in a half-day tour. Witness unique formations and enjoy a Navajo-guided experience with lunch included.
Duration:
5 hours, 45 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Navajo Mountain - Reaching an elevation of 10,348 feet, Navajo Mountain is the highest peak within the Navajo Nation.
- Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument - Spanning 2.3 million acres, Grand Staircase-Escalante is a vast area of Federal land in southern Utah.
- Lower Antelope Canyon - The first stop is Lower Antelope Canyon, which…
- Navajo Mountain - Reaching an elevation of 10,348 feet, Navajo Mountain is the highest peak within the Navajo Nation.
- Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument - Spanning 2.3 million acres, Grand Staircase-Escalante is a vast area of Federal land in southern Utah.
- Lower Antelope Canyon - The first stop is Lower Antelope Canyon, which offers a MODERATE tour for visitors. The hike covers 1.1 miles from start to finish (1770.27 meters). Upon entering the Canyon, visitors will descend 74 steps to reach the bottom. Once at the bottom, the hike continues on a gentle incline towards the exit, featuring ladders and small stairs in each chamber of the Canyon. For a visual, search for LOWER ANTELOPE STAIRS & LADDERS to see the steps and ladders (5 ladders & 2 small stairs towards the exit). Tour guides will provide photography tips and insights into the Slot Canyons, as well as cultural information about the Dineh.
- Big Lake Trading Post - Following the visit to Upper Antelope Canyon, there will be a stop at a picnic area where restrooms are available. Lunch will be provided by Subway, with additional food and drinks available for purchase at this location.
- Upper Antelope Canyon - The second part of the tour takes place at Upper Antelope Canyon, which offers an easy hike for visitors. Transportation to the Canyon entrance is 4 miles from the main highway. From the drop-off point, there is a 1-mile roundtrip hike (1609 meters). Upon exiting the Canyon, visitors will hike on an incline around the top of the Canyon and descend a 150-step staircase back to the vehicle drop-off point. This 1.5-hour tour highlights the differences between the Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons.
- Horseshoe Bend - The third part of the tour is at the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. The path to Horseshoe Bend is flat and smooth. Visitors will hike less than half a mile to the stunning Overlook (1.5 miles/1770 meters roundtrip).
What's Included
- Bottled water
- Snacks
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Bottled water
- Snacks
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
What's Not Included
- On-board restrooms
- On-board restrooms
Additional Information
Owned and managed by the Navajo. This half-day tour, lasting 5 1/2 hours, takes you to two of the most coveted canyons in the Page, Az area. Both canyons have unique features; Upper is an “A” shaped canyon, whereas lower is a “V” shaped canyon. These canyons are often on the must-see list of many visitors. This tour package also includes a visit to…
Owned and managed by the Navajo. This half-day tour, lasting 5 1/2 hours, takes you to two of the most coveted canyons in the Page, Az area. Both canyons have unique features; Upper is an “A” shaped canyon, whereas lower is a “V” shaped canyon. These canyons are often on the must-see list of many visitors. This tour package also includes a visit to Horseshoe Bend and a complimentary lunch.
- No bags or backpacks at Lower Antelope Canyon (includes purses, hydration bags and fanny packs)
- No tripods, monopods, stabilizers or selfie sticks
- About 1 mile (1600 meters) roundtrip walk at Lower Antelope Canyon
- About 1.1 mile (1640 meters) roundtrip walk at Upper Antelope Canyon
- About 1.5 miles (2400 meters) roundtrip walk at Horseshoe Bend
- No GoPros or camcorders allowed
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Heidih2015
Oct 4, 2025
Worth it! - I booked a trip last minute, and they were able to accommodate, added me to two of the three infected doors. Everyone was very nice and professional, I’ll definitely look at booking with them again when we come back in a few months with my family
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Kathryngeddie
Oct 1, 2025
Fabulous Day seeing beautiful places - We had a great day touring! Well organized. Seeing the canyons and horseshoe bend were bucket list places
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Glenda_s
Sep 21, 2025
Great Experience at Upper Antelope Canyon - Great chance to see Upper Antelope Canyon which is more accessible than Lower Antelope Canyon. We rode in the back of a pick up truck that had nice bench seats and a cover over our heads but the road was very dusty so bring something to cover your face.
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Windy_s
Sep 2, 2025
Absolutely beautiful... - Absolutely beautiful views. Be prepared for the heat and make sure your shoes have tread the sand can be slippery. Tilford was a great host
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Stacey_s
Aug 10, 2025
Stachel beautiful experience - Owner was very attentive, helpful with the heat let us borrow umbrellas. Very kind. Lower antelope Canyon was the best upper was fun as well as horseshoe Bend.
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Boba317
Apr 8, 2025
Must do while in Page - We had an amazing day on the Trifecta tour with Tilford. He picked us up right on time, helped us with our camera settings, and off we went to the Lower Canyon to start. At the lower canyon he shared some information about the tour and made sure we were checked in with our guide, Paul. Paul then took our group down and through the canyon, sharing his insights - and helping with pictures. He was great. It is amazing inside the canyon. We were worried about the stairs and climbing, but it ended up not being too challenging after all, so we were glad we went for it. Tilford was waiting for us back and the base and took us up to the Upper Canyon. It is actually pretty close by.
At the upper canyon Tilford had arranged for us to have Wyatt as our guide and Wyatt was amazing. Not only did he have lots of info to share, he is also a very good photographer and made sure everyone on the tour got amazing pictures.
Then we were off to Horseshoe bend. It is a little bit of a walk, but not too challenging. Tilford was able to get great pictures for us! After we were done enjoying the sight, he got us safely back to our hotel. We highly recommend the trifecta tour. You can get all these highlights done in one day and you won't feel rushed.
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Dapricelaw
Apr 2, 2025
I’m glad I listened to my wife. - My wife insisted on Dineh, and I’m so glad that she did! Tilford was our guide, and he is awesome! He came prepared with snacks and waters. He showed us some amazing places to take photos. He had ponchos and hand warmers handy for the weather, and answered all of our questions about the Navajo culture and language.
10/10 recommend
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Kylie_j
Mar 21, 2025
One of the best... - One of the best adventures we’ve ever done! It was a cold and windy day, but the tour guides were great and made the time so memorable. We were given tips on how to get the best pics, and it’s impossible to pick favorites.
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Lisa_l
Dec 27, 2024
Excellent tour - Our tour guide, Tilford, gave an excellent service to the Horseshoe Bend. A lifetime experience. It made my trip efficiently spent in Page.
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145rop
Jul 5, 2025
Way overpriced, book each tour yourself at less than half the cost. - The lower canyon is $72 and you get a military discount if you book it yourself, Dineh doesn’t do military discounts even though the actually canyon tour does honors them, I know because I asked for one.
The upper canyon can cost $150. Not to mention is a 3 minute drive from each other.
Horseshoe bend is 10 bucks for parking, it’s owned by the city and has no military discount. If it was federal parking it’d be free.
So at $230 bucks for your own time booking, you are spending less than half the price of the tour. Every vacationer has a cooler, so you’ll have own food and drinks.
But if you have money to blow and money isn’t a problem then don’t think about it and do it.
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