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Paul_D, Dec 2025
Just do it.
Had an awesome day with our guide Alex. He was very knowledgeable and easy going. The rest stops along the way were clean and appreciated. The main attractions, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon were absolutely amazing and easy to walk even for those that are a little physically challenged. Navajos guide at Antelope was excellent and really went the extra mile.
Kevin_O, Apr 2026
Must see
Antelope Canyon was the main destination for this trip, and it was worth it. The trip is s long day from Las Vegas (14 hours) so be prepared for that. And not suitable for people with mobility issues. Horseshoe Bend is an extra.
Susan_P, Apr 2026
Easy to walk with a cane.
I walk with a cane and was able to do the upper Antelope Canyon tour easily. Our tour guide Toby was wonderful. He suggested I walk back through the canyon rather than over the canyon with the rest of the group. Our group was only 8 people so it was very personable. Highly recommend this tour.
Rachelle_N, Apr 2026
This is a MUST see
The lower antelope canyon tour was AMAZING!! Our Navajo guide was very informative and helpful to get our best pictures from our phone. This is a must see!

Antelope Canyon

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Upper Antelope Canyon in the Navajo Reservation, Arizona, USA
  • You can only visit this Navajo Nation landmark with an authorized tour guide.

  • Bring your camera and a tripod for long exposure shots—photography enthusiasts travel from all over to snap photos of Antelope Canyon.

  • The more popular of the two, Upper Canyon is easily walkable thanks to a level sandy surface but not easily accessible for wheelchair users.

  • Lower Canyon involves a longer walk that requires climbing metal staircases and is therefore totally inaccessible to wheelchair users.