Experience the unique beauty of Ligai Si Anii Canyon on a private hike through Antelope Valley's longest H-framed slot canyon. Navigate fascinating rock formations and enjoy an unforgettable adventure in Page, Arizona.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for those with moderate fitness including some hiking experience and comfort with elevation changes.
Wildlife
History
Ligai Si Anii Canyon has been a vital natural landmark for Indigenous communities and offers insight into the region’s geological timeline.
Conservation
Visitor access is managed carefully to protect fragile sandstone formations and minimize erosion through guided tours and responsible hiking practices.
Antelope Valley Canyon Tours
Experience the unique beauty of Ligai Si Anii Canyon on a private hike through Antelope Valley's longest H-framed slot canyon. Navigate fascinating rock formations and enjoy an unforgettable adventure in Page, Arizona.
Antelope Valley Canyon Tours operates guided outdoor experiences around Page, Arizona, focused on exploring the region’s slot canyons and night sky. The company offers a range of trips from short, moderate excursions to full-day, more technical hikes, each led by experienced local guides. Tours include full-day routes such as the Rams Head Canyon Full Day Tour and Wind Pebble Canyon Full Tour, shorter partial hikes like the Rams Head Canyon Partial Hike and Wind Pebble Canyon Partial Tour, family-friendly outings such as Deer Canyon, and specialized experiences including Ligai Si Anii Stargazing Night Tour. All tours emphasize safety, route knowledge, and respect for Navajo cultural sites. Guides provide interpretive context about geology, local plant life, and Navajo history where appropriate, and some tours include visits to a working Navajo ranch and traditional sites. Physical requirements vary by trip: several full-day and partial canyon hikes are challenging and recommended for guests in good physical condition, while other options are suitable for a wider range of fitness levels. The business operates from Page, Arizona, and focuses on delivering authentic canyon experiences using established routes and proven safety practices. Reservations are required for many trips due to group size limits and the remote nature of some trailheads. Antelope Valley Canyon Tours is positioned to serve visitors seeking guided exploration of Antelope Valley’s unique sandstone formations, scenic slot canyons, and dark-sky stargazing opportunities.
Tours Offered
9
Varied hikes and stargazing tours
Scenic Canyons
Navajo & Wingate
Striking sandstone formations
Typical Duration
1.5–6 hours
Short to full-day options
Accessibility
All skill levels
Tours range moderate to challenging
Reserve a guided hike or stargazing night — limited group sizes for safer, higher-quality experiences.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes
The trail includes rocky terrain and a 30-yard descent and ascent, so shoes with good grip are essential.
Bring plenty of water
Arizona’s dry climate can dehydrate you quickly, so stay hydrated throughout your hike.
Use sun protection
Wide-brimmed hats, sunscreen, and UV-protective clothing help protect against strong sun exposure.
Watch your footing on the descent
Take your time on the 30-yard descent and ascent areas as they can be slippery and uneven.
Sturdy hiking boots
Provides support and grip for rocky, uneven terrain including descents and ascents.
Water bottle or hydration pack
Hydration is critical in the dry, hot climate of Arizona, especially during summer months.
summer
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect skin and eyes from strong sun exposure in open canyon areas.
spring
Light layers
Allows flexibility to adjust to temperature fluctuations throughout the day.
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