challenging
5–7 hours
Good endurance and agility needed for uneven terrain and long miles
Discover Buckskin Gulch, Utah’s longest slot canyon, through a guided hike that winds over 6 miles of towering sandstone walls and narrow corridors. See why this unique landscape is a must for adventurous hikers near Kanab.
Private Tour | Ages 8+ | 7 Hour | Easy/Strenuous
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Buckskin Gulch, the world's longest slot canyon, on a guided hike. Traverse over 6 miles of stunning landscapes, featuring towering walls and intricate sandstone formations. This intimate adventure promises unforgettable moments as you explore narrow corridors and marvel at nature's artistry in Utah's wilderness.
Large group? Don't see your preferred date? Special request? Please call. We usually keep a spare guide in our pocket for overflow.
Embark on a captivating guided hike to Buckskin Gulch, a mesmerizing slot canyon renowned for its towering walls and sculpted sandstone formations. Led by experienced guides, this adventure takes you through the winding passages of one of the world's longest slot canyons. Immerse yourself in the surreal beauty of narrow corridors, twisted rock formations, and occasional beams of sunlight filtering through the tight spaces. This guided hike offers both nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers an intimate and awe-inspiring experience in the heart of Utah's remarkable landscape.
Slot canyons can flood rapidly; always verify weather conditions before heading out.
Expect uneven sandstone floors; sturdy hiking boots will ensure better support and grip.
Hydration is critical in this dry canyon environment; carry more than you think you'll need.
Guides offer valuable safety insights and interpretive knowledge of the canyon’s geology and history.
Buckskin Gulch lies within the ancestral lands of Native American tribes who inhabited southern Utah for centuries.
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve fragile sandstone features and desert ecosystems.
Provides traction and ankle support in varying canyon surfaces.
Critical to avoid dehydration in arid desert conditions.
Protects skin and eyes from intense desert sun exposure.
summer specific
Useful for temperature changes between canyon shade and sunny areas.
spring specific