Explore Antelope Owl Canyon: Guided Hiking Tours in Page, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to handle uneven terrain and some elevation changes
Overview
Discover Antelope Owl Canyon’s stunning red rock formations on a one-hour guided hiking tour led by Navajo guides. Experience intimate desert landscapes and hear stories that make this slot canyon a unique outdoor adventure in Page, Arizona.
Hiking Tours
•All ages! •1-Hour •Certified Navajo Tour Guide •*NEW
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating one-hour hiking tour through Antelope "Owl" Canyon, guided by an experienced Navajo tour guide. Enjoy stunning landscapes while capturing memorable photos, all in a friendly and informative atmosphere. This unique experience offers a deep connection to the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the canyon.
Enjoy a Hiking Tour
Duration
•1-Hour into Antelope "Owl" Canyon
Meet-up Location
•Google map our location at "Antelope Hogan Canyon Tours". look for our signage of our billboard with directions. Arrive to our location 30 mins prior to your tour time. Don't be late, we are on a time based schedule.
About
•Take advantage of our easy hiking tour with a navajo tour guide. •The Navajo Tour guide will help with your photos as you are guided through the canyon.
ALL TRANSACTIONS ARE FINAL, NO REFUNDS, NO RESCHEDULING, NO CANCELLATIONS
Adventure Tips
Start Early for Best Light
Begin your hike in the early morning to capture dramatic light patterns inside the canyon and avoid midday heat.
Wear Sturdy Footwear
The trail includes uneven sandstone surfaces; hiking shoes with good grip are recommended to navigate safely.
Bring Water and Sun Protection
Though shaded inside the canyon, the hike starts under open desert sun—carry water and sunblock.
Respect Cultural Protocols
Follow your guide’s instructions carefully to honor Navajo customs and help preserve the site’s integrity.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Red-tailed hawks
History
Antelope Owl Canyon is part of the Colorado Plateau and lies within land historically inhabited by the Navajo Nation, whose traditions deeply connect to the land.
Conservation
Guided access ensures minimal impact on fragile canyon ecosystems, supporting ongoing cultural preservation efforts by Navajo communities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking Shoes
Provide stable footing on sandstone and uneven surfaces.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated in the arid desert environment.
summer specific
Sun Hat
Offer protection from strong desert sun during the hike.
summer specific
Light Jacket
Useful for cooler mornings and evenings during shoulder seasons.
spring specific