The slot canyon near Page is about 134 miles north of Flagstaff, and you can only go in with a Navajo guide. A day tour from Flagstaff adds Horseshoe Bend and does the driving for you.
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Tours from FlagstaffUpper Antelope Canyon, near Page · Photo: Tuxyso / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Credits
Page is almost three hours each way from Flagstaff, so a canyon visit is a full day. With a tour, you skip the drive and the booking of a separate Navajo guide.
All of these leave from Flagstaff or offer it as a starting point. Several are final sale, so book once your date is fixed.
Grand Canyon Adventures
Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in one day from Flagstaff, in an air-conditioned vehicle with a professional guide.
A picnic lunch at Glen Canyon Dam, water and soft drinks, and all taxes and fees are included.
From $409 on Viator
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Ma & Pa Tours
Pickup at your Flagstaff or Sedona hotel, then a 90-minute walk through Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide.
You travel in a comfortable van, usually with no more than 10 guests, and water is provided all day.
From $311.97 on Viator
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Great Venture Tours
Hotel pickup in Flagstaff at about 7:30 am, then Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Glen Canyon Dam at Lake Powell with a professional guide.
From $311.97 on Viator
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Great West Tours
Canyon X, a section of Antelope Canyon, plus Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam and the historic Cameron Trading Post, with hotel pickup in Flagstaff.
From $311.97 on Viator
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Angels Gate Tours
A guided Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend tour with admission fees included and a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post.
From $311.97 on Viator
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Angels Gate Tours
A 60 to 90-minute walk through Antelope Canyon X with a Navajo guide, the Horseshoe Bend view over the Colorado River, a stop at Glen Canyon Dam and the Cameron Trading Post. Entrance fees included.
From $311.97 on Viator
Check Prices & AvailabilityAntelope Canyon is a Navajo Tribal Park. Every visit is with a guide, and in summer the Navajo Nation's clock runs an hour ahead of the rest of Arizona, and tour times follow the Navajo clock.
Horseshoe Bend is in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, just south of Page. The parking lot belongs to the City of Page, which is why your national park pass doesn't work there.
Monument Valley is about 171 miles from Flagstaff, nearly four hours each way. These day tours include lunch and pick you up at your hotel.
Ma & Pa Tours
A 1.5-hour off-road drive through Monument Valley Tribal Park, with hotel pickup, lunch and water included.
From $328.45 on Viator
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Angels Gate Tours
Monument Valley in a day from Flagstaff, with hotel pickup and drop-off, lunch, water and local sales tax included.
From $328.45 on Viator
Check Prices & AvailabilityTours with hotel pickup collect you in town early in the morning, so a central hotel keeps it simple.
Photo: ExpediaIndoor pool, downtown on footMilton Road and NAU 9.0/10 on Expedia
Parking $8 a nightPets: dogs only, up to 2, up to 50 lb eachBreakfast extra
On Milton Road, 17 minutes from downtown on foot, with a breakfast buffet from 6:30 am on weekdays before an early pickup.
Hotel Monte VistaDowntown and Southside 8.0/10 on Expedia · 1,057 reviewsParking $50 a day in a nearby lot; limited spaces at the hotelNo petsBreakfast extraCheck prices
Residence Inn by Marriott FlagstaffDowntown and Southside 9.6/10 on Expedia · 1,002 reviewsParking $10 a dayPets: up to 2 petsCheck prices
Drury Plaza Hotel FlagstaffMilton Road and NAU 9.6/10 on Expedia · 2,234 reviewsFree parkingPets: dogs and cats, up to 2, up to 40 lb eachBreakfast includedCheck prices
Little America FlagstaffEast Flagstaff and Route 66 9.8/10 on Expedia · 4,179 reviewsFree parkingPets: dogs and catsBreakfast extraCheck pricesAbout 134 miles to Page, the town next to Antelope Canyon, roughly 2 hours 50 minutes without traffic.
No. Antelope Canyon is on the Navajo Nation and you can only go in with a guided tour. The Navajo entry fee is $15 per person, on top of the tour price unless the tour includes it.
Yes. Tours from Flagstaff take 9 to 11 hours and most combine the canyon with Horseshoe Bend, and several pick you up at your hotel.
$10 per car, truck or RV and $5 per motorcycle. National park passes don't cover it.
1.5 miles round trip from the parking lot, with no water and very little shade on the way.
Arizona doesn't change its clocks, but the Navajo Nation does. From March to early November, canyon tour times on the Navajo Nation are one hour ahead of Page and Flagstaff.
