Embark on a scenic journey to the East Rim of the Grand Canyon, an awe-inspiring landscape reminiscent of Horseshoe Bend—only grander, more expansive, and undiscovered by the masses. Travel in comfortable, climate-controlled transportation, ensuring a smooth ride through the rugged beauty of the canyon while expert guides share insights into its geology, Navajo traditions, and rich history. Upon arrival, take in breathtaking panoramic views that rival some of the most famous overlooks in the Southwest, yet remain untouched by crowds. Enjoy a peaceful, private picnic at a carefully selected viewpoint, where tables and chairs are set up for your convenience. You’ll have time to relax, soak in the scenery, and appreciate this hidden gem before the world discovers it. This tour offers a rare chance to experience the Grand Canyon’s quiet, majestic beauty before it becomes a must-see attraction.
A jaw-dropping curve in the Colorado River, framed by towering red rock cliffs just outside Page, Arizona. A short hike brings you to a stunning overlook 1,000 feet above the water, where the canyon unfolds in a perfect, natural arc. At sunrise or sunset, the rocks glow with unreal color—making it one of the most photogenic spots in the Southwest. A must-see if you're anywhere near Lake Powell or Antelope Canyon.
A stunning slot canyon known for its dramatic red rock formations, narrow passageways, and mesmerizing shafts of light. It offers breathtaking lighting especially midday during Spring/Summer (April through early September).
A secluded slot canyon offering visitors a tranquil alternative to the more frequented Antelope Canyon. Accessible via a 135-foot stairway descent, this hidden gem features mesmerizing rock formations and captivating light and shadow displays, providing an intimate and crowd-free exploration experience.
Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of Wind Canyon, a hidden gem offering a peaceful, crowd-free experience along an 800-meter stretch of stunning red sandstone. As you explore, the canyon opens into the magnificent Wind Castle Room—an ideal spot for unforgettable photos.
Rams Head Canyon is demanding and requires the use of ladders and cabling equipment to explore. Located on the western part of Antelope Canyon, if offers physically challenging terrain but promises a unique and rewarding view of the slot canyons below.
One of the most secluded, uncrowded, and awe-inspiring slot canyons, Sand Dune Canyon is classified as hard/difficult due to the hiking that is required to reach the canyon floor.
Also known as the "secret sand cave", Sand Cove Cavern is a small sandstone alcove. It's a short, easy walk through sandy terrain, making it a popular spot for visitors. The cave is known for its unique swirling sandstone walls.
It is impossible to take a bad photograph within Rattlesnake Canyon's walls. As you navigate through the narrow passageways, climb over rocks, and witness – marvel at the play of light and shadow as the sun filters through the narrow openings above, creating sunbeams.
Upper Antelope Canyon is one of the most iconic and visually striking slot canyons in the American Southwest. With its smooth, flowing sandstone walls and narrow passageways lit by natural shafts of light from above, it offers a quiet, otherworldly beauty that feels both ancient and intimate. Guided tours provide not only safe access but insight into the canyon’s geological and cultural significance, making it a meaningful experience whether you're visiting for photography, curiosity, or a deeper connection with nature.
This beautiful canyon features towering sandstone walls, swirling rock formations, and ever-changing light beams that create a photographer’s dream. With fewer crowds than other popular canyons, you’ll have plenty of time to soak in the serenity, capture incredible photos, and learn about the rich history and cultural significance of this sacred land from your knowledgeable Navajo guide. Perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photography enthusiasts, this tour offers an unforgettable experience in one of the most breathtaking slot canyons in the world.
On this journey, you will navigate 3 of Antelope Valleys numerous slot canyons, each with its own uniqueness. Travel back in time to experience what life meant to the Navajo people by visiting a working Navajo ranch and seeing old Navajo sweat lodges.
An engineering marvel holding back the mighty Colorado River to create Lake Powell. Towering 710 feet high, it offers sweeping views of the canyon below and the lake beyond. Stop by the visitor center for exhibits, panoramic overlooks, and a glimpse into how the Southwest was forever changed by this massive structure.
Hop on our 4x4 Shuttle Bus and let us take you directly to the water at Lone Rock Beach on Lake Powell. Say goodbye to the stress of navigating soft sand in your own vehicle or trekking long distances from the parking lot. Spend the day relaxing on the beach, surrounded by stunning views of Castle Rock, Tower Butte, and Navajo Mountain. At your scheduled time, we'll conveniently pick you up and return you to our store. Enhance your experience with our additional offerings: rent beach chairs, toys, coolers, shade umbrellas and beach towels, or grab a refreshing beverage like coffee or water from our store. Your perfect beach day awaits!
Located at Antelope Point Marina on Lake Powell, Antelope Point Swim Beach is a floating beach area offering visitors a unique opportunity to swim, sunbathe, and relax amidst the stunning red rock scenery of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Exclusive deep-water location, expansive amenities, and comprehensive marina services on Lake Powell with available camping, boat tours, fishing charters, rentals, food, and more.
Lake Powell is a stunning reservoir that winds through red rock canyons, creating a landscape that feels both vast and secluded. With over 1,900 miles of shoreline, it offers countless hidden coves, natural arches, and crystal-clear waters perfect for boating, kayaking, or simply relaxing in the sun. Whether you're exploring by boat or enjoying the views from shore, Lake Powell delivers a peaceful escape into some of the Southwest's most dramatic scenery.
