Kayaking Antelope Canyon with Hidden Canyon Kayak in Page, AZ
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–7 days depending on rental or tour choice
Fitness Level
Basic fitness recommended to paddle for hours and walk canyon terrain
Overview
Hidden Canyon Kayak in Page, Arizona, pairs scenic lake paddling with walks through the sculpted sandstone corridors of Antelope Canyon. Whether for a day or a week, their kayak rentals and guided tours offer an accessible way to see Lake Powell’s vibrant rock formations and rich history.
Kayaking Antelope Canyon with Hidden Canyon Kayak in Page, AZ
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Adventure Tips
Start Early for Calm Waters
Morning trips often encounter smoother water and cooler temperatures, making paddling easier and more enjoyable.
Bring Water and Sun Protection
The desert sun is intense, so carry plenty of water, sunscreen, and a wide-brimmed hat for shade on the kayak and hikes.
Kayaking Experience Not Required
Guides accommodate all skill levels; no prior paddling experience is necessary to enjoy the tours safely.
Wear Closed-Toe Water Shoes
Stable, quick-drying shoes protect your feet on rocky shorelines and inside the canyon during hikes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert bighorn sheep
- River otters in calmer coves
History
Antelope Canyon lies on Navajo land and has deep cultural significance with ancient origins tied to the Navajo people.
Conservation
Hidden Canyon Kayak emphasizes Leave No Trace ethics and supports sustainable tourism to protect fragile desert waterways.
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Recommended Gear
PFD (Personal Flotation Device)
Safety-first and usually provided – critical for safe paddling.
Waterproof daypack
Keeps essentials dry and accessible during kayak and hike segments.
Sun hat and polarized sunglasses
Protects eyes and skin from intense desert sun.
spring|summer|fall specific
Quick-drying clothes
Keeps you comfortable on and off water, managing sweat and splash.
summer|spring|fall specific