Discover the stunning Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona, guided by Navajo experts. Experience unique sandstone formations and cultural storytelling on a 5-hour adventure.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to navigate narrow, uneven terrain comfortably
Wildlife
History
Upper Antelope Canyon is part of Navajo Nation land, with formations shaped over thousands of years by natural erosion and revered in Navajo culture.
Conservation
The Navajo Nation manages the canyon to protect its fragile ecosystem and cultural heritage, with strict visitor limits to reduce impact.
Dineh Tours
Discover the stunning Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona, guided by Navajo experts. Experience unique sandstone formations and cultural storytelling on a 5-hour adventure.
Dineh Tours is a Navajo-owned tour operator based in Page, Arizona, offering guided visits to the region’s most iconic sites.
They run Upper Antelope Canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon, combination canyon tours, Horseshoe Bend excursions, the Trifecta (Upper, Lower and Horseshoe Bend), Mountain Sheep Canyon tours, and a Native American Dinner & Show. Guides are Native American or Navajo guides who provide cultural insights and interpretation. Tours feature hotel pickup and transportation, complimentary snacks and water on select itineraries, and a picnic or lunch on some tours. Tour durations vary: Lower Antelope Canyon is offered as a 2.5‑hour guided hike, Upper Antelope Canyon is listed as a 5‑hour immersive journey, and combined or half‑day tours range from roughly 4.5 to 5.5 hours depending on the itinerary. Dineh Tours emphasizes scenic hikes, photography opportunities in slot canyons, and education about local history and geology. As a locally run company in Page, Arizona, Dineh Tours operates with direct access to Navajo Nation lands and the permit systems required for canyon visits. The company markets hassle‑free transportation and experienced local guides to ensure safety and cultural respect during visits. Travelers can expect small‑group experiences to iconic formations—A‑shaped Upper Antelope and V‑shaped Lower Antelope—and stops at Horseshoe Bend. Dineh Tours presents authentic Navajo‑led programming that combines natural wonder with cultural storytelling for visitors to Northern Arizona.
Navajo Owned
Navajo owned & operated
Local leadership and cultural guidance
Tours Offered
Multiple canyon & combo tours
Upper, Lower, Trifecta, Horseshoe Bend
Tour Lengths
2.5–5.5 hours
Half‑day and multi‑hour options
Included Amenities
Transport & snacks on select tours
Hotel pickup, water, picnic or lunch
Reserve a spot on Dineh Tours’ Upper, Lower, Trifecta, or Horseshoe Bend trips—transportation, cultural insights, and snacks included on select itineraries. Secure your date today.
Book early for summer light beams
Summer months offer iconic light beams inside the canyon but require early reservations due to high demand.
Wear sturdy shoes
Uneven sandstone and sandy trails make durable hiking footwear vital for safety and comfort.
Bring water and sun protection
Though the hike itself is shaded, Arizona's desert heat means hydration and sunblock are important before and after your tour.
Follow guide instructions carefully
The narrow canyon requires careful navigation; always pay attention to your guide’s directions for safety.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Protects feet on sandy and rocky canyon terrain.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated in the dry desert climate.
summer
Sun hat and sunscreen
Protects from intense sun exposure before and after the canyon hike.
spring;summer;fall
Camera or smartphone
Capture the vivid colors and unique light beams of the canyon.