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Tedgelique Dennis
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Tedgelique

United States
Feb 2026

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Visiting Antelope Canyon was one of those experiences that felt almost unreal. From the moment I stepped into the narrow passageways of Antelope Canyon, I was amazed by how the light filtered through the curves of the sandstone walls. The way the sunbeams stretched down into the canyon made everything glow in shades of orange, gold, and red. It didn’t even feel like I was walking through something natural—it looked like a painting carved by time. What I enjoyed most about the tour was learning how the canyon was formed. Hearing how flash floods slowly shaped the smooth, wave-like walls gave me a new appreciation for nature’s power and patience. It reminded me that some of the most beautiful things take years—sometimes thousands of years—to fully come together. That perspective made the experience feel even more meaningful.
Stephanie Anderson
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Stephanie

United States
Dec 2025

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Bambi was not only an amazing tour guide, but provided us with the best places for photos and actually captured some of the most stunning photos for us! This family business loves what they do and treats their guests so kind!
Priyanka Marek
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Priyanka

United States
Feb 2026

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Loved the tour. Shelby B was a great tour guide from kens tour. She provided alot of information about the canyons and took great pictures.
Aimee Nash
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Aimee

United States
Feb 2026

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The tour was phenomenal! The sights are unbelievable! There are no words to describe. You will never see anything like this anywhere else! Ask for Cedric! He's the best tour guide!
Kelly Brown
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Kelly

United States
Feb 2026

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Your guide Mike was top notch! He not only assisted us in getting the best pictures throughout the tour, he took several pictures of us as a couple and he took the time to answer all our questions. He not only toured us through the canyon but he also took the time to explain so many things once we were outside of the canyon. He was so knowledgeable. We would give him 20 stars out of 10.
Brittany Marie Odom
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Brittany

United States
Dec 2025

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Absolutely beautiful! Our tour guide was so nice and informative. Our tour guide also was very helpful in taking the best photos.
Jonathan Wildman
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Jonathan

United States
Feb 2026

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This was an awesome experience. Rich was a great tour guide. The whole trip was easy going and the canyon was beautiful. I would do this trip again and again!
Mark Choey
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Mark

United States
Jan 2026

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Mystical Antelope Canyon was stunning – friendly guides, smooth transportation, and gorgeous views made this tour truly unforgettable.

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Taadidiin Tours | An overview

  • Official name: Antelope Canyon X by Taadidiin Tours
  • Address: MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps
  • Year opened: 2016
  • Founders: Rita Tadytin-Tsinigine, a Tadytin family descendant

Why choose Taadidiin Tours for your Antelope Canyon X visit

✔️ The only certified tour operators for guided tours of Antelope Canyon X

✔️ Quieter & more peaceful tour the slot canyon with your Navajo guide

✔️ Learn about the history of the family & the Navajo people who operate the tours

✔️ Two slot canyon sections (Upper X & Lower X) covered

Antelope Canyon X sandstone formations with light beams, Arizona.

What to expect on your Antelope Canyon X tour with Taadidiin Tours

Navajo tour guide with tourists at Antelope Canyon tour.
Antelope Canyon X sandstone formations with light filtering through.
Visitor exploring narrow sandstone walls of Antelope Canyon X.
Hiker exploring narrow sandstone walls in Antelope Canyon.
Man photographing Antelope Canyon's rock formations with smartphone.
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Learn about the history of the Tadytin family & its impact on the Navajo people

Eight generations of the Tadytin family have resided in the area. The tours offer an oral account of the history of the Navajo people over the years, for personal & impactful cultural insights into the region.

Cover two sections of Antelope Canyon X

Upper X has wider pathways, and the canyons narrow towards the top; meanwhile, Lower X has narrow pathways with the section opening up as it reaches the top. Explore the two sections with two different canyon structures in one tour.

Certified tour operators

Taadidiin Tours are the only tour operators certified to provide tours of Antelope Canyon X, making them the most experienced & expert-led guided tours.

Comfortable experience

Antelope Canyon X has relatively stable terrain, with no descents down stairs, but the terrain is still sandy and uneven at the entrance. The people of Taadidiin Tours have added a walkway at the canyon entrance to help visitors navigate the sandy & uneven terrain with ease.

Photo opportunities

Listen to your Navajo guide as they will provide tips on where you can snap the best photos of your Antelope Canyon X tour.

Tours offered by Taadidiin Tours

Visitors entering Antelope Canyon X, surrounded by red rock formations in Arizona.

Taadidiin Tours are the only tour operators who offer certified & Navajo guided tours of Antelope Canyon X. They offer hiking tours & photography tours of the slot canyons. Transport from the Taadidiin Tours office to the canyon entrance, along with the Navajo Parks permit fee, and your Navajo guide are included in the ticket.

Recommended experience:

  • Antelope Canyon X Tour with Navajo Guide

Highlights of your Antelope Canyon X tour

Person exploring narrow passage in Antelope Canyon, Arizona.
Antelope Canyon X sandstone formations with light filtering through.
Person exploring narrow passage in Secret Antelope Canyon, southwest slot canyons.
Guests exploring the red rock formations of Antelope Canyon.
Person exploring narrow sandstone walls in Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona.

Taadidiin Tours | A historical context

  • 19th century: The Tadytin family settles into the Antelope Canyon X region.
  • 1860s: Hastiin Tadidinii, the ancestor who first settled into the area, hid in the slot canyon sections for 4 years to avoid capture, with other Navajo people, during the period of unrest known as the Long Walk of the Navajo.
  • 1868: The Long Walk of the Navajo ends after the signing of the Bosque Redondo Treaty & Hastiin Tadidinii makes his way back home.
  • 1868-1870s: Hastiin Tadidinii's son, Clyde Tadytin, builds a family homestead after the treaty is signed.
  • 2016: Taadidiin Tours starts offering guided tours of Antelope Canyon X, providing historic context of their family legacy & struggles over 8 generations.

About the Navajo guides at Taadidiin Tours

Welcome sign to the Navajo Nation with text in English and Navajo.

The family-run tours are all led by the Diné (Navajo) people of the land, and they offer personal insights into the region, its significance to the Navajo people, and narrate legends & stories of their ancestors throughout the experience. They are well-versed in the area and ensure that all visitors have a safe, comfortable, enjoyable, and educational experience while on tour.

Know before you go

Antelope Canyon X sandstone formations with light beams in Arizona.

First tour starts at: 8:30am
Final tour starts at: 2:30pm (can vary based on seasonal changes)
Tour duration: 90 minutes (approximately 60 minutes inside the canyon)

Best time to visit: Visit during the shoulder season, which spans April, May, September, and October. Choose to go around midday to get the best lighting for your photographs. Enjoy fewer crowds & milder weather.

Please note: Arrive at your tour operator’s office 30 minutes before your tour is scheduled to start.

Address: MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps

Arrive at the tour office to begin your check-in and safety briefing. Meet your Navajo guide and board the 4x4 vehicle to go on an off-road journey to the canyon entrance (3 miles).

Parking: There is parking available at the tour office for all vehicles.

No littering sign in desert area with crossed-out trash symbols.
  • You cannot litter while you are on your tour in the canyon sections.
  • Do not touch the sandstone walls within Antelope Canyon X to preserve its natural beauty.
  • No food, beverages (a small reusable water bottle is allowed), bags, tripods, selfie sticks, drones, or professional recording equipment is permitted inside Antelope Canyon X.
  • You cannot bring your pets, service animals, or animals of any kind on the tour.
  • Offer cash as a tip to your Navajo guide at the end of your tour. A gratuity of $3-$5 per person is customary.
  • Walking sticks, canes, or similar aids are not permitted inside the canyon.
No wheelchair access sign on gravel path.
  • Antelope Canyon X is not wheelchair or stroller accessible.
  • This experience is not recommended for pregnant visitors or anyone who cannot complete the hike.
  • Anyone undergoing or recovering from any respiratory, cardiac, mobility, or related injuries should refrain from joining the tour.
  • The tour is not advised for individuals over 60 years of age during the summer months (May to September) due to the high temperatures.
  • There are no restrooms inside the canyon. Facilities are available at the tour operator’s office, so plan accordingly.
  • Parking is available at the tour operator’s office.
  • Your Navajo guide is trained to provide first aid in case of emergencies.
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Frequently asked questions about Taadidiin Tours

Tours begin at the Taadidiin Tours base site, located off Highway 98 near Page, Arizona. After check-in, guests are transported by 4x4 vehicles to the canyon entrance, where a Navajo guide leads the group through both slot canyons. The guides not only help guests capture the best photos but also share stories about Navajo culture, geology, and the canyon’s sacred significance.