Antelope Canyon X

Discover the quieter, less-crowded Antelope Canyon X with stunning sandstone formations and mesmerizing light displays.

Learn about the canyon’s geological history from expert guides who share fascinating insights into how nature sculpted this breathtaking wonder.

Experience the vibrant color shifts in the canyon walls, from soft oranges to deep reds, as sunlight dances through narrow crevices.

Opt for more adventure by choosing a breathtaking canyon day tour from Las Vegas.

Fun fact: Antelope Canyon X was named for its "X" shape when viewed from above.

Wander through the captivating slot formations of Antelope Canyon X, where light beams create a kaleidoscope of colors against the rock walls.

Capture panoramic photos of the stunning Horseshoe Bend, a dramatic meander in the Colorado River that offers some of the most picturesque views in the Southwest.

Experience fewer crowds compared to other canyons, allowing for a more peaceful and personal exploration of the stunning landscapes.

Fun fact: The canyon walls of Antelope Canyon X are composed of Navajo sandstone, which gives them their rich, red hue.

Navigate the winding corridors of the canyon, admiring the wave-like sandstone formations sculpted by natural forces.

Gain insights into the canyon's geology and cultural significance from expert Navajo guides who enrich your visit with their knowledge.

Discover iconic features like "The Corkscrew" and "The Angel's Window," perfect for capturing stunning photographs.

Want to explore further? Upgrade your experience with a stunning Lower Antelope Canyon day trip departing from Las Vegas!

Fun fact: Lower Antelope Canyon is also known as "Hasdestwazi," which means "spiral rock arches" in the Navajo language.

Join a guided tour with Navajo experts who’ll explain how the canyon was formed and its role in Navajo culture.

Wander through the canyon’s narrow passages as you learn how nature shaped these formations over thousands of years.

If you're in Las Vegas, you can upgrade your experience with a day trip to the canyon!

Fun fact: The canyon is known as "Tsé bighánílíní" in Navajo, which translates to "the place where water runs through rocks."