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Skip the packed land tours and approach Antelope Canyon from the water. This two-hour open-bow photo boating excursion from Wahweap puts you close to sandstone walls, reflections, and sweeping Lake Powell views with a USCG-licensed captain guiding your shots.
Skip the packed land tours and approach Antelope Canyon from the water. This two-hour open-bow photo boating excursion from Wahweap puts you close to sandstone walls, reflections, and sweeping Lake Powell views with a USCG-licensed captain guiding your shots.
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Operated by Lake Powell Experience LPX · Page, Arizona
You step off the launch ramp at Wahweap with wind carrying grit and the low, dry smell of sandstone. The open-bow boat answers beneath you, a small, fast craft that slips away from the marina as cliffs peel open around Wahweap Bay. Walls rise in bands of rust and cream; shafts of light find narrow ledges and the captain eases into a canyon throat where the water reflects a slice of sky like a mirror.
moderate.
2 hours.
Moderate; you should be steady boarding small boats and able to sit/stand for two hours and move on uneven docks.
Meet at the Wahweap Launch Ramp (100 Wahweap Blvd). Park on the left side of the ramp and proceed below the barricades to the left dock for check-in.
Yes. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area requires a $30 vehicle fee at the entrance unless you have an America the Beautiful pass.
Compact tripods and short monopods are recommended; large tripods are impractical on an open-bow boat and may be restricted.
Yes. Boats comply with U.S. Coast Guard regulations and provide life jackets and a safety briefing before departure.
Infants must sit on an adult's lap. The excursion is not recommended for travelers with serious cardiovascular issues; consult your physician if unsure.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours prior; tours may be canceled due to weather or insufficient participants.
The nearby Glen Canyon Dam (completed in the 1960s) created Lake Powell, flooding lower canyon sections once traveled by John Wesley Powell in the 19th century.
Water levels at Lake Powell fluctuate and boaters are asked to follow leave-no-trace principles; an entrance fee supports Glen Canyon National Recreation Area stewardship.
Lake Powell Experience LPX operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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