Antelope Canyon Shut down for a Day due to illegal dumping of Ashes!
Recently both Upper and Lower Antelope canyon were closed on two different occasions due to illegal dumping of human ashes by people visiting the canyon. These are sacred sites to the Navajo People and require cleansing ceremonies to be completed before tours may resume! Please respect these sites and refrain from defiling the canyons.
*Please Note that it is also illegal to dump human remains in National Parks.
Navajo Nation Lifted Mask Mandate
***Attention*** The Navajo Nation has officialy lifted the mask madate. You are no longer required to wear a mask during the tour, however this Tour is still not recommended.
If you can’t ascend and descend walkways and stairs in hot and cold weather for 20-30 minutes on a 1/2 mile walk to the Tour Vehicle for ANY REASON…WE CANNOT ACCOMODATE YOU!
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Season is here, book your Tours sooner rather than later-
Season is here and business is in full swing. Antelope Canyon has received worldwide exposure and as such is seeing a surge in demand like never before. If you are thinking about traveling to the Glen Canyon Recreation area and would like to see the wonders that make up the Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons, make sure to book in advance. The odds that you will be able to book the day or even week of your trip are very low.