moderate
4–10 hours depending on tour
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle walking on uneven terrain and paddling for several hours.
Outdoorster LV offers unforgettable trips from Willow Beach, Arizona, featuring Lower Antelope Canyon hikes, Lake Powell kayaking, and full-day Death Valley tours. Discover distinctive Southwest landscapes with expert guides.
Just south of the Arizona-Utah border, Willow Beach offers striking access to iconic Southwest landscapes defined by deep canyons, expansive desert, and the shimmering waters of Lake Powell. Outdoorster LV operates here, providing immersive outdoor experiences that traverse some of the region’s most dramatic natural features. Their lineup includes guided tours through the twisting slot walls of Lower Antelope Canyon, paddle excursions on Lake Powell’s crystal-clear bays, and full-day adventures into Death Valley National Park paired with a visit to the eerie Rhyolite Ghost Town.
Lower Antelope Canyon presents one of the world’s most photographed slot canyons, carved by millions of years of flash floods through Navajo sandstone. The canyon's narrow corridors and flowing rock walls create a natural light show in midday when sunlight beams penetrate the cave-like crevices. Outdoorster LV’s guided shuttle tours make these formations accessible while providing expert insight into the geology and cultural significance of the region.
Lake Powell kayaking trips bring a waterborne perspective to this vast reservoir sculpted by the Glen Canyon Dam. Paddlers navigate quiet coves and towering sandstone cliffs, often spotting native wildlife and absorbing panoramic views typically reserved for boaters.
The full-day Death Valley National Park tours offer a sharp contrast—visitors encounter vast salt flats, sand dunes, and colorful badlands, along with a stop at Rhyolite, a turn-of-the-century ghost town frozen in desert decay. These trips highlight the stark beauty and haunting history of one of the hottest places on earth.
Outdoorster LV distinguishes itself by blending diverse terrain and activities in a compact geographic area around Willow Beach. Whether you’re seeking canyon labyrinths, serene paddling, or desert extremes, this outfitter connects adventurers directly to Arizona’s rugged outdoor heart.
Slots fill quickly, especially during peak hours when sunlight pierces the canyon walls for stunning photos.
Temperatures can soar, so stay hydrated and protect yourself from sun exposure throughout the day.
Mornings can be chilly on the water, but afternoon sun warms up; a quick-dry shirt and light jacket work well.
The deserted buildings and rocky paths require sturdy shoes and careful footing.
Rhyolite ghost town flourished briefly during the early 1900s gold rush before being abandoned.
Visitors are encouraged to stick to established paths and carry out all waste to protect fragile desert and canyon ecosystems.
Critical for staying hydrated, especially in desert heat on hiking tours.
summer specific
Wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen shield you from strong Arizona sun.
Needed for uneven slot canyon paths and rocky desert trails.
Breathable fabrics help regulate temperature on water and land-based activities.
spring|summer|fall specific