Antelope Canyon X Tour with Navajo Guide

Step away from the crowds and enjoy a peaceful slot canyon experience with Antelope Canyon X, guided by a local Navajo who brings history and culture to life.

Getting started

Arrive at the check-in area 30 minutes before your scheduled time. After a short orientation with your Navajo guide, prepare to enter the canyon. Take the 4x4 that drops you close to the canyon’s entrance, after which you will have to go on a short walk to enter the canyon with your guide.

What to expect

Antelope Canyon X

A quieter alternative to Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon, famous for its wide chambers, tall walls, and natural light that highlights the sandstone textures.

Features

• Guided by Navajo experts: Walk the canyon with a Navajo guide who shares its cultural stories and geological history.

• Peaceful atmosphere: Explore winding passageways without the heavy crowds of other Antelope Canyon sections.

• Unique rock formations: See sandstone walls carved by wind and water over millions of years.

• Scenic photography: Capture the canyon’s wide, open spaces and dramatic shapes in natural light.

If you want to spend a full day of adventure, then you can opt for the guided trip from Las Vegas, which includes hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transportation, a guided tour of Antelope Canyon X, and a stop at Horseshoe Bend.

Know before you go

What’s not allowed

• Avoid touching the sandstone walls, as the walls are delicate and easily prone to erosion.

• Mobility aids such as hiking poles, canes, or walkers are not permitted.

• No large bags, selfie sticks, tripods, or monopods are allowed.

• Video filming is prohibited, though photography is welcome.

• Pets are not allowed to join the tour.

Accessibility

• This experience is not suitable for pregnant individuals or those with physical ailments, injuries, or any form of mobility, respiratory, or cardiac limitations.

• The path is not accessible for wheelchairs, strollers, or prams.

• Guests unable to handle walking on uneven surfaces or ladder climbs should refrain from participating in the tour.

Additional information

• Check in at least 30 minutes before your tour begins.

• There are no restrooms inside; use facilities beforehand.

• All tours follow Arizona time. Do double-check local time differences in case you are traveling from a different location.

• Closed-toe, sturdy shoes are ideal for safety and stability, so dress accordingly.

• Offer a $3-$5 per person tip to your Navajo guide as gratuities. Keep extra cash with you for the same.