moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape with experience hiking moderate terrain and some elevation changes.
Step beyond the crowded trails and into the quiet beauty of Secret Antelope Canyon with Deer Spring Canyon Tours. Led by Navajo guides from Page, Arizona, these small-group adventures offer private access to stunning slot canyons and a secluded Horseshoe Bend overlook—blending breathtaking scenery with the stories and traditions of the land.
In the sandstone heart of Northern Arizona, Deer Spring Canyon Tours offers something rare—a chance to stand in silence where wind and water have carved beauty for millennia, far from the crowds and chaos of the main tourist routes. Based in Page and owned by a Navajo family, this small, dedicated team opens the door to Secret Antelope Canyon and a secluded overlook of Horseshoe Bend that few visitors ever see.
Guided by Navajo hosts who carry the stories, traditions, and deep respect for these lands, each tour feels less like an itinerary and more like being welcomed into a living heritage. The pace is unhurried. The groups are small. And the landscapes—sunlight slicing through narrow canyon walls, the river bending in a perfect emerald arc—are unforgettable.
Comfort is part of the journey too. With walk-in access (no ladders or staircases) and comfortable tour trucks, guests of all ages can enjoy the experience. Photographers will find time and space to frame their shots without the press of crowds. Families can wander without worry. And those seeking a moment of stillness in the desert will find it here.
This is more than a tour—it’s an intimate passage into Navajo land, guided by those who know it as home. For travelers ready to trade the beaten path for something deeper, Deer Spring Canyon Tours is where Northern Arizona’s most photographed wonders become personal memories.
Trails can be rocky and uneven, so good footwear improves safety and comfort.
Utah’s dry climate means you’ll need to stay hydrated throughout the hike.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are important due to strong sun exposure in open canyon areas.
Flash floods can occur during storms, so avoid canyon hiking in rainy conditions.
The region was originally inhabited by indigenous peoples who used the canyon for seasonal resources.
Deer Spring Canyon Tours promotes Leave No Trace principles to minimize environmental impact during all excursions.
Provides ankle support and grip on rocky trails.
Protects against UV rays during long sun exposure.
summer specific
Carry hydration and snacks comfortably throughout the hike.
Offers protection against unexpected rain or wind.
spring|fall specific