What to bring

• Bring a valid government-issued photo ID with you.

• A small, reusable water bottle can be carried, but note that it must remain sealed while inside the aircraft.

• Dress in layers from March to September, and opt for warmer winter clothing between October and mid-March.

• Comfortable sneakers or sturdy hiking boots are strongly recommended.

What's not allowed

• Avoid touching the delicate sandstone formations, as even light contact can cause damage.

• Walking sticks, canes, or similar mobility supports are not permitted.

• Large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are banned within the canyon.

• Video recording equipment is prohibited; non-flash photography is allowed.

• Pets and animals are not allowed inside the canyon.

• Bags are not allowed on board the aircraft, but cloakroom facilities are available at the terminal.

Accessibility

• The tour is not recommended for pregnant visitors or anyone unable to complete a hike safely.

• Wheelchairs and strollers cannot be accommodated on this experience.

• Those who cannot physically complete the tour should refrain from joining.

• All participants must be at least 8 years old to take part in the experience.

Additional information

• Check-in for your flight takes place at our Boulder City, NV, air terminal.

• Flights land at Page Municipal Airport.

• A shuttle will be available to take you to Horseshoe Bend.

• Each leg of the flight lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

• Hotel pick-up is available from select Las Vegas Strip and Downtown hotels, typically 60–90 minutes prior to departure (exact time depends on location, traffic, and time of day).

• It is customary to tip your Navajo guide $3–$5 per person; keep some cash on hand for the same.

• There are no restroom facilities inside the canyon.