Explore Antelope Rattlesnake Canyon: A Serene Navajo Sandstone Adventure Near Page, Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Little physical exertion required; suitable for most fitness levels
Overview
Escape the crowds and discover the intimate beauty of Antelope "Rattlesnake" Canyon near Page, Arizona. This guided one-hour tour reveals the stunning Navajo sandstone walls and seasonal hues of a quieter slot canyon experience.
Antelope "Rattlesnake" Canyon Tour
All ages • 1 Hour • Certified Navajo Tour Guide • MOST POPULAR!!!!
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Antelope "Rattlesnake" Canyon on a serene one-hour tour. Marvel at the stunning textures of Navajo sandstone and witness the vibrant seasonal color transformations from warm summer hues to cool winter tones. Capture unforgettable moments in this tranquil, crowd-free setting.
Enjoy the slot canyons without the crowds!
Duration
•1-canyon tour is 1 hour
About
- The 1-canyon tour features the Antelope "Rattlesnake" Canyon.
- The most textured Navajo sandstone canyon walls.
- As the Season changes from summer to winter, the color change from Yellow, Red and Orange in the Summer to Blue, Maron, Pink, Purple in the WINTER!
What to bring
Camera, umbrella, hiking shoes, light jacket/sweater and water (Weather conditions may change, please be advised)
ALL TRANSACTIONS ARE FINAL, NO REFUNDS, NO RESCHEDULING, NO CANCELLATIONS
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early
Tours tend to be less crowded in the morning, offering better lighting and a more peaceful experience.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
The canyon floor is mostly smooth but rocky—sturdy hiking shoes or boots are recommended.
Bring a Camera with Manual Settings
The shifting light plays beautifully on the sandstone, so manual controls help capture the canyon’s colors and textures.
Stay Hydrated
Though the tour is short, the desert climate can be dry; carry water to stay comfortable.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert lizards sunning on the rocks
- Golden eagles soaring overhead
History
The Navajo sandstone formations date back nearly 190 million years and hold cultural significance for the Navajo Nation.
Conservation
Tour operators follow strict environmental guidelines to minimize impact and preserve the delicate sandstone and ecosystem for future visitors.
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Adventure Hotspots in Page
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Hiking Shoes
Protects your feet on uneven canyon terrain.
Water Bottle
Staying hydrated in dry desert conditions is vital during warmer months.
summer specific
Camera or Smartphone with Manual Controls
To capture the canyon’s shifting light and colors effectively.
Light Layered Clothing
Ideal for cool mornings and warm afternoons typical of desert springs.
spring specific