moderate
3–5 hours
Suitable for people with average fitness comfortable walking on uneven terrain and short hikes.
Discover the stunning geological wonders of Upper Antelope Canyon’s colorful slot walls and the breathtaking views from Horseshoe Bend on this unforgettable Arizona tour.
Price includes all taxes and fees
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Upper Antelope Canyon, where vibrant colors and unique sandstone formations create stunning photo opportunities. Then, marvel at the dramatic Horseshoe Bend, standing 1,000 feet above the Colorado River. This unforgettable tour combines natural wonders with picturesque landscapes, perfect for adventure and photography enthusiasts alike.
Upper Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour From Las Vegas With Lunch
You will visit Upper Antelope Canyon, enjoying the colors and shapes as you walk through the surrounding canyon walls. Upper Antelope Slot Canyon offers amazing photo opportunities of sculpted sandstone walls through a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash flood waters that rushed into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone along with the power of wind erosion over millions of years. The narrow opening at the top allows daylight to pierce through and reflect off the various formations and surfaces of the canyon walls.
Also included in this day tour is a visit to Horseshoe Bend overlook, allowing you to stand 1,000 feet above a scenic horseshoe turn in the Colorado River. This is another amazing photo opportunity in a beautiful day you will always remember. The walk to the overlook is 1.5 mile round trip (2.4 km) walk over sand on a flat walking path.
Arid conditions and sun exposure mean hydration is key throughout the tour.
Rocky, uneven terrain inside the canyon requires supportive footwear for safe footing.
Popular spots like Antelope Canyon often require reservations weeks ahead, especially in peak season.
Midday sun illuminates the canyon’s colors best; plan photo sessions around peak light hours.
Upper Antelope Canyon was formed over thousands of years through flash flooding and erosion, with Navajo traditions deeply tied to the land.
Efforts by the Navajo Nation and guides ensure limited group sizes and educational focus to protect the fragile canyon environment.
Captures expansive canyon walls and sweeping river bends in vivid detail.
Protects from intense Arizona sun while hiking and photographing outdoors.
summer specific
Provides traction and ankle support on sandstone and rocky trails.
Keeps you hydrated during dry desert conditions.
all specific