

by Deer Spring Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$318This three-hour small-group tour in Page visits Secret Antelope Canyon and a private Navajo Horseshoe Bend overlook. The tour begins with a 25- to 30-minute drive along Navajo Nation dirt roads, passing Vermillion Cliffs and sandstone mesas at a relaxed pace. At Secret Antelope Canyon, the guide provides an introduction before leading a 0.3-mile walk into the canyon, highlighting the sandstone walls’ shapes, colors, and photo spots during about 50 minutes inside. Afterwards, the group drives 20 minutes to a private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint on Navajo land, avoiding the public trail and crowds. Guests take a short walk to the rim for panoramic views of the Colorado River’s curve while the guide shares information and helps with photos. The tour concludes with a brief return drive to the departure point. Transportation is provided in a 4x4 vehicle throughout the trip. The tour is operated by a family-owned, Navajo-run company with women leadership.
Page
The tour begins at the booked departure time in Page. Guests board the 4x4 vehicle and travel 25 to 30 minutes along private dirt roads within the Navajo Nation. The drive is slow to allow viewing of the Vermillion Cliffs and sandstone mesas in the surrounding landscape.
Secret Antelope Canyon
On arrival at the Secret Antelope Canyon parking area, the guide gives a short orientation covering rules for visiting the canyon. Participants then walk about 0.3 miles into the canyon, spending roughly 50 minutes inside. The guide points out the canyon’s sandstone striations, curves, and colors and suggests the best places for photos.
50 min
Horseshoe Bend
After leaving the canyon, the group drives 20 minutes to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook on Navajo Nation land. This location avoids the crowded public trail. Visitors take a brief walk to the rim where they can view the Colorado River’s distinctive bend. The guide offers information about the site and assists with photo opportunities during a 45-minute stop.
45 min
Page
The tour ends with a short drive back to the original meeting point in Page after the Horseshoe Bend overlook visit.
Page
After the tour concludes, the office staff and guides remain available to answer questions and provide any needed assistance to guests.
We’ve moved! Deer Spring Canyon Tours is now located at 821 US-89, Page, AZ 86040, next door to Subway in the Burger King parking lot. The building may still display the old sign “Horseshoe Bend Tours” this is our official check-in location.
End point
We’ve moved! Deer Spring Canyon Tours is now located at 821 US-89, Page, AZ 86040, next door to Subway in the Burger King parking lot. The building may still display the old sign “Horseshoe Bend Tours” this is our official check-in location.


by Deer Spring Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$318This three-hour small-group tour in Page visits Secret Antelope Canyon and a private Navajo Horseshoe Bend overlook. The tour begins with a 25- to 30-minute drive along Navajo Nation dirt roads, passing Vermillion Cliffs and sandstone mesas at a relaxed pace. At Secret Antelope Canyon, the guide provides an introduction before leading a 0.3-mile walk into the canyon, highlighting the sandstone walls’ shapes, colors, and photo spots during about 50 minutes inside. Afterwards, the group drives 20 minutes to a private Horseshoe Bend viewpoint on Navajo land, avoiding the public trail and crowds. Guests take a short walk to the rim for panoramic views of the Colorado River’s curve while the guide shares information and helps with photos. The tour concludes with a brief return drive to the departure point. Transportation is provided in a 4x4 vehicle throughout the trip. The tour is operated by a family-owned, Navajo-run company with women leadership.
Page
The tour begins at the booked departure time in Page. Guests board the 4x4 vehicle and travel 25 to 30 minutes along private dirt roads within the Navajo Nation. The drive is slow to allow viewing of the Vermillion Cliffs and sandstone mesas in the surrounding landscape.
Secret Antelope Canyon
On arrival at the Secret Antelope Canyon parking area, the guide gives a short orientation covering rules for visiting the canyon. Participants then walk about 0.3 miles into the canyon, spending roughly 50 minutes inside. The guide points out the canyon’s sandstone striations, curves, and colors and suggests the best places for photos.
50 min
Horseshoe Bend
After leaving the canyon, the group drives 20 minutes to a private Horseshoe Bend overlook on Navajo Nation land. This location avoids the crowded public trail. Visitors take a brief walk to the rim where they can view the Colorado River’s distinctive bend. The guide offers information about the site and assists with photo opportunities during a 45-minute stop.
45 min
Page
The tour ends with a short drive back to the original meeting point in Page after the Horseshoe Bend overlook visit.
Page
After the tour concludes, the office staff and guides remain available to answer questions and provide any needed assistance to guests.
We’ve moved! Deer Spring Canyon Tours is now located at 821 US-89, Page, AZ 86040, next door to Subway in the Burger King parking lot. The building may still display the old sign “Horseshoe Bend Tours” this is our official check-in location.
End point
We’ve moved! Deer Spring Canyon Tours is now located at 821 US-89, Page, AZ 86040, next door to Subway in the Burger King parking lot. The building may still display the old sign “Horseshoe Bend Tours” this is our official check-in location.