Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Refund protection is available for $10 per ticket and allows you to cancel for a refund of the ticket price (excluding fees) up to 24 hours before your scheduled tour. Without refund protection, all sales are final and non-refundable. Please note: missed tour times are non-refundable.

Wheelchairs are not accessible on this tour

• Duration: 90 minutes
• Distance: 1.0MI/1.60KM Round Trip
• Elevation gain: 150ft/0.04KM
• Difficulty: Moderate

We are Arizona (Phoenix – Mountain Standard Time)
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• Bottled Water
• Comfortable Shoes
• Clear/Transparent Bag
• Camera/Cellphone
• Smiling Faces!

Hand Bags, Fanny Packs and Hydration packs are not allowed in the Canyons unless they’re clear/transparent. No Guns, Drugs, Alcohol, Pets or Burial Ashes. Seriously!

Non-Transparent Bags, Tripods, Monopods, Selfie-Sticks and Walking Sticks are not allowed on this tour. No Exceptions.

• A twenty-to-thirty-minute walk is required to get up the steps and walkways over the canyon and back to the Luxury Van. Depending on the time of year this may be Hot, Cold or Wet. Please dress appropriately for any weather conditions that may occur. Please no Flip Flops or High Heels in the Canyon. We don’t need any broken ankles.
• No Children, Toddlers or Infants (Ages 0-5) on Any Tours
• No Service Animals or Pets of any kind are not allowed on Any Tours
• Not recommended for individuals with claustrophobia.
• No Restrooms available in the Canyon. Please use the Restrooms at our Store before the Tour
• Water is available for purchase at the Store.
• Photo Tips: For best results use low film speeds and turn off camera flash * If using a handheld camera, use fast film speed * When taking a picture in the canyon, turn off the camera flash.

The experience includes transportation from Page to Upper Antelope Canyon in an enclosed, climate-controlled 4×4 van and a guided walk through the canyon with an experienced Navajo guide. During the tour, guests can learn about the canyon’s geology and Navajo cultural significance while receiving guidance on photographing its sandstone formations and changing light.

Plan for approximately 1½ hours. The experience covers about one mile round trip with approximately 150 feet of elevation gain. The canyon floor is primarily flat and sandy, but the return route includes stairs, elevated walkways and a 20–30-minute outdoor walk. The website currently gives both 90- and 100-minute durations, so the final duration should be confirmed before booking.

Upper Antelope Canyon has a wider base and a mostly flat, sandy floor inside the canyon. Visitors exit using an outdoor route with stairs and elevated walkways. Lower Antelope Canyon is a separate experience involving steeper, narrower metal ladders. This tour visits Upper Antelope Canyon only.

The tour is rated moderate. Although the canyon floor is relatively flat, visitors must be comfortable completing a one-mile route, climbing stairs and walking outdoors for 20–30 minutes on the return journey. The tour may not be suitable for visitors with limited mobility or claustrophobia.

Children aged six and older can participate. Infants and children aged five or younger are not permitted on this tour. Parents should consider whether their child can comfortably complete the walking, stairs and outdoor return portion of the experience.

Guests check in at 148 6th Avenue in Page, Arizona. Upper Antelope Canyon is approximately seven miles from central Page, but personal vehicles cannot be driven to the canyon entrance. Access is available only with a licensed Navajo guide, and transportation from the meeting point is included with the tour.