



by Antelope Valley Canyon Tours
This tour is a guided hiking trip through Deer Canyon, a less crowded slot canyon near Antelope Canyon in Arizona. The walk lasts about two hours and covers roughly half a mile through red and orange sandstone formations. You will follow a Navajo guide who explains the canyon's geology, history, and cultural importance. The route includes a five-story stairway that leads to another slot canyon section. Hiking sticks are available if requested, depending on supply. Photography is encouraged throughout the tour. Entrance fees are not included, and pets are not allowed.
Deer Canyon
Deer Canyon is located in the Arizona desert and is about 0.5 miles (approximately 800 meters) long. It features striking red and orange sandstone walls that change colors with sunlight. The canyon has winding passages lit by soft light, creating a calm environment with fewer visitors than Antelope Canyon. The tour includes a five-story stairway leading to an additional slot canyon. Navajo guides help visitors safely navigate the area while sharing information about the geology, history, and local culture.
60 min
Located 8 miles South of intersection Highway 98 and S. Coppermine Road N20 Milepost 35.5. We are located to the left near the main highway.
End point
Located 8 miles South of intersection Highway 98 and S. Coppermine Road N20 Milepost 35.5. We are located to the left near the main highway.