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Ultimate Tour of Northern Arizona (ULT)

Phoenixmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate level of fitness and be comfortable walking for several hours on uneven terrain.

Overview

Discover the breathtaking beauty and ancient history of Northern Arizona on this private walking tour. Perfect for adventure lovers seeking an immersive, personalized outdoor experience that captures the essence of the region.

Walking Tour
Phoenix, Arizona

Ultimate Tour of Northern Arizona (ULT)

Approximately 8 Hours

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About This Adventure

Embark on the Ultimate Tour of Northern Arizona for an unforgettable adventure! Experience breathtaking aerial views of the Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Monument Valley, complemented by a thrilling hike through Antelope Canyon. Enjoy a scenic flight over iconic landscapes and savor a delicious lunch in Page, AZ, making memories that last a lifetime.

Ultimate Tour of Northern Arizona (ULT)


Rates

For 3 or more passengers

Adult (Ages 10+): $1,150 per person

For 2 passengers

Adult (Ages 8+): $1,725 per person

Single passenger bookings – please call us for pricing and reservations.


Duration

8-9 Hours


Highlights

  • The ultimate grand tour of Northern Arizona
  • Overflight of the Grand Canyon
  • Hiking tour of Antelope Canyon
  • Lunch in Page, AZ
  • Scenic flight over Horseshoe Bend, Rainbow Bridge and Lake Powell
  • Spectacular scenic overflight of Monument Valley

Flights may make additional stops.


Tour Itinerary

Check in at the Deer Valley Airport in the morning for your scenic, narrated flight over the some of the most scenic parts of Arizona. Your tour departs from the Deer Valley airport in North Phoenix. Along the way, enjoy spectacular views as you pass over the Tonto National Forest, fly along the Verde River, circle the Red Rock formations of Sedona, soar past the San Francisco Peaks, the Painted Desert, and the Navajo Indian Reservation before arriving at the south rim of the Grand Canyon which is over 7,000 ft above sea level.

Your flight continues over the Grand Canyon on a route that only a few companies are allowed to fly. This 25 minute over-flight of one of nature’s most spectacular sights will give you a unique view of the Grand Canyon as you fly 1,000 feet above the rim.

After the Grand Canyon, you will fly over the vast Navajo Nation on your way to Page, Arizona. You’ll see the vastness of Horseshoe Bend before landing at the Page Airport. After landing at Page, you will be driven to the Antelope Canyon Trailhead for a 1.5-hour hiking tour of Antelope Canyon. After Antelope Canyon, you’ll have lunch at a restaurant in Page before being transported back to the airport for departure for a scenic flight over Lake Powell and Rainbow Bridge and on to Monument Valley.

Before heading back to your departure airport, you will be given a scenic tour of Monument Valley. Located on the Arizona/Utah border, the unique spires, buttes, and mesas of Monument Valley have appeared in countless western movies.

Notes

  • The Antelope Canyon tour is quite strenuous and not suitable for anyone with mobility challenges.
  • No bags are allowed on the ground tour.
  • It is highly recommended that children should be 10 years or older for this tour.

This tour will be booked on a first-come/first-served basis. We will confirm the availability with you after booking.

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable, sturdy footwear

To comfortably navigate uneven terrain and rocky paths, opt for hiking boots or supportive walking shoes.

Bring plenty of water

Staying well-hydrated is crucial, especially during warmer months in Arizona's dry climate.

Apply sun protection

Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to shield yourself from Arizona's intense sun exposure.

Check the weather forecast

Arizona weather can change quickly; verify conditions prior to your trip to prepare accordingly.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • California quail

History

Northern Arizona has been home to indigenous peoples for thousands of years, with many sites containing ancient petroglyphs and artifacts.

Conservation

Efforts are ongoing to preserve the natural habitats and cultural sites, encouraging responsible tourism and environmental awareness.

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Recommended Gear

Sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots

Essential

Reliable footwear provides support and traction on rocky or uneven surfaces.

Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)

Essential

Protect your skin and eyes from strong sunlight during outdoor adventures.

summer|spring specific

Light backpack

Carry essentials like water, snacks, and a camera comfortably during the walk.

Layers of clothing

Essential

Layered clothing helps adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.

fall|winter|spring|summer specific