moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition, capable of hiking on uneven terrain and managing heat exposure.
Discover the spectacular white and colorful sandstone formations with a private Group White Pocket adventure near Kanab, Utah. Experience this geological wonderland with Coral Cliffs Tours for a personalized trip.
8 Hours • All Ages • A Great Group Hike!
GRAY = Limited Availability. CALL TO BOOK. GREEN = Open Availability. BOOK ONLINE OR CALL TO BOOK.
Note: THE START TIME FOR THIS TOUR CHANGES BASED ON SUNSET TIME WHICH VARIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. You can plan on sometime in the afternoon though.
7-8 Hours
You'll hop into one of our Off-road Vehicles and we'll head out of town towards the Arizona Strip. It takes a couple hours to get to White Pocket (about 1 hour on the highway and then 1 hour off-road) but it’s worth the trip! We also stop to see the California Condors release site on the way. You will spend about 2-3 hours exploring White Pocket making you feel like you’re on a different planet with the swirling red and white colors and brain-looking rocks.
We are happy to pick you up wherever you are staying as long as it is local to Kanab. You will specify your pickup location when you book. If you are driving in for the day then we will meet you at the Coral Cliffs Tours office in Kanab (address will be given to you). If you are coming from Page, we can even meet you at the off road turn off parking lot at House Rock Valley Road and Highway 89 junction.
There must be a minimum of 3 people who have signed up for the time slot in order for you to get the group rate. If we do not have at least 3 people in your group then you will be charged the private tour rate for 2 people ($390.55). For example: Let's say you are a single rider or a couple, and no one else signs up for the time slot. You will be charged as a 2 person private tour ($390.55 total) and either share that cost with the other single traveler or pay the cost yourself.
Dry desert conditions require carrying at least 2 liters per person to stay hydrated.
Supportive shoes with good grip help navigate sandy and rocky surfaces safely.
Wide-brim hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses are must-haves due to intense sun exposure.
Avoid climbing or touching fragile sandstone layers to help preserve this natural site.
This area sits within the ancestral lands of the Navajo Nation and features unique geological formations that have formed over millions of years.
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile desert ecosystem and sandstone formations.
Keep hydrated with at least 2 liters of water to prevent dehydration in the desert heat.
Protects your face and neck from strong UV rays during sunny summer hikes.
summer specific
Capture the vibrant and unusual sandstone patterns in the best lighting conditions.
Provides grip and ankle support on rocky and sandy terrain.