Guided Tours

Waterhole Canyon Experience Tickets

Explore Waterhole Canyon on a guided tour led by a local Navajo guide, with expert insights into the canyon’s geology, rock formations, and natural history.

Choose between two distinct canyon routes designed to suit different comfort levels, offering either a relaxed walk or a more adventurous exploration.

Walk through colorful sandstone corridors and narrow slot canyons while discovering scenic viewpoints and excellent photo opportunities along the route.

Your ticket includes the Navajo Park Permit fee, along with free parking for participating guests for a smooth and convenient visit.

Select a 90-minute, 2-mile immersive hike with hands-on exploration around Waterhole Canyon, or the 60-minute Canyon O route for an easier 1.25-mile walk covering the canyon’s highlights.

Entry to Waterhole Canyon

Navajo guide

60-minute guided tour of Canyon O (as per option selected)

90-minute guided tour of Waterhole Canyon Slot Canyon (as per option selected)

Navajo Permit fee

Parking

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

Transportation to/from the departure location

Additional expenses not included with your ticket

これらのチケットは、体験開始の4 日前までキャンセルが可能で、全額払い戻しを受けることができる。

Explore Waterhole Canyon on a guided walking tour with an included Navajo permit, free parking, and a choice between two canyon tour options.

Getting started

Arrive at the designated meeting point near Waterhole Canyon and check in at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour. After meeting your guide, you’ll receive your Navajo permit and complimentary parking for participating guests.

What to expect

Waterhole Canyon

This guided experience takes you through the unique sandstone formations of Waterhole Canyon, with your guide leading the way and sharing insights about the area’s geology and history.

Features

Multiple route options: Choose between a 90-minute, 2-mile hiking tour through three slot canyons with ladder descents and narrow passages, or a 60-minute, 1.25-mile walk to the entrance of the first slot canyon for a gentler option. Meals are not included, so plan accordingly for your visit.

Unique sights: Walk along the canyon’s winding paths and observe the vibrant colors and swirling rock walls that make Waterhole Canyon a favorite for photographers and nature enthusiasts.

Local insights about the canyon: Your guide will highlight key features of the slot canyons, explain the natural forces that shaped the landscape, and point out the best spots for photos.

Navajo Park Permit: The Navajo permit fee is included, ensuring access to this protected area, along with your entry for a seamless start to your walk.

Complimentary parking: Free parking is available for all participating guests, making arrival and departure convenient.

What to bring

Wear sturdy and comfortable shoes appropriate for walking on uneven surfaces.

Carry a camera to take photos of the canyon’s scenic landscapes.

Choose comfortable clothing and light layers for the long walking tour.

What's not allowed

Backpacks, luggage, plastic bags, large bags, and additional bags are not permitted on the tour.

Selfie sticks, tripods, and monopods are not allowed during the experience.

Food and drinks cannot be brought on the walking tour.

Animals and pets are not permitted inside the canyon.

Weapons, sharp objects, and walking sticks are strictly prohibited.

Alcohol, drugs, and open fires are not allowed.

Oversized luggage is not permitted on the tour.

Electric wheelchairs and unaccompanied minors are not allowed.

Accessibility

The experience is not suitable for people with mobility limitations or claustrophobia.

Electric wheelchairs are prohibited on the tour.

Pregnant travelers are advised not to participate in this experience.

Additional information

Please arrive for check-in at least 30 minutes before your tour begins.

Children must be at least 8 years old to join, and guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or above.

Guests are required to follow all safety instructions provided by the Navajo guide.

Antelope Canyon operates on the same time zone as Page and Phoenix, Arizona.

Because Utah and the Navajo Nation follow different time zones, use Page and Phoenix time when planning your drive and arrival.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.