Navajo Slot Canyon Tour

Antelope Canyon X: Tranquil Slot Canyon Near Page

Discover a quieter, photogenic slot canyon on Navajo land and book a permitted guide to safely explore Antelope Canyon X near Page.

What Visitors Should Know

  • Authorized tours Entrance is limited to Navajo-guided tours; confirm your operator is permitted.
  • Photography rules Check with your guide about flash, trip length, and group size on the day.
  • Timing Times vary by season and operator; verify with the Navajo Nation.
  • What to bring Pack water and sun protection; follow current guidelines with your guide.
  • Nearby options Combine with Page-area activities only if you have time; verify access with officials.

Antelope Canyon X is a narrow, wave-sculpted slot canyon on Navajo Nation land just southeast of Page, Arizona. It offers a quieter alternative to the more famous Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon while preserving the sense of discovery these canyons inspire. Access is by authorized Navajo-guided tours, so plan through a permitted operator and verify current rules with the Navajo Nation.

What to Expect at Antelope Canyon X

The canyon tends to be quieter and more intimate than the more famous routes.

Light shifts with the day and weather, offering different photo possibilities.

Booking and Access

Only Navajo-guided tours are allowed to enter, and you must choose a permitted operator.

Check current access, scheduling, and fees with the Navajo Nation or your guide.

Practical Tips

Wear sturdy shoes and bring water; expect sandy footing and narrow passages.

Plan for a short visit with your guide and follow instructions during the tour.

Antelope Canyon X: At a Glance

Season

Year-round

Access

Navajo-guided tour access only

Cost

Fees may apply; verify with official sources

Good for

Quiet canyon lovers, photographers

Planning Tips — Before You Go

Book Ahead

Book through a permitted operator; times and fees vary, verify with official sources.

Dress for the terrain

Wear sturdy shoes and bring water; expect uneven ground and sandy footing.

Photo guidelines

Ask your guide about flash and composition; rules may differ by operator.

Accessibility notes

Some routes have restrictions; discuss mobility needs with your guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Antelope Canyon X open year round? +
Status and hours can change; verify with the Navajo Nation or your tour operator.
Do I need a permit? +
Access is via a Navajo-guided tour with a permitted operator; check current requirements with official sources.
Can I visit Upper or Lower canyons instead? +
Those sites have separate access rules; verify specifics through official sources.
Are there accessibility options? +
Some sections may be challenging; discuss with your tour guide and the Navajo Nation.
What should I bring? +
Bring water, sun protection, and follow guide instructions; check latest guidelines with official sources.

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