We are open and on the road leading travelers to the amazing wonders of the desert southwest, and nothing could make us happier. Some things have changed while we have been gone, read more below. Antelope Canyon The Navajo Nation has ordered that all tribal parks, including Antelope Canyon, be closed since March 14th. They have not set a reopening date and have announced Antelope Canyon will be closed until at least Jan 1st, 2021. For all our tours scheduled to go to Antelope Canyon while they are closed, we will instead go to Peekaboo Canyon in Utah. There are many Peekaboo Canyons in the region, the one we will tour is near Kanab and is also known as Red Canyon. It is very similar to Antelope Canyon, with the same red walls and curve of the slot canyon. This is by far the best alternative to Antelope Canyon, many people who have visited both like their tour to Peekaboo more than Antelope. My son exploring Peek-a-boo Canyon Why did I choose Peek-a-boo as our alternative to Antelope Canyon? Not only is the scenery as close as you are going to get, but the experience is better. There will be very few other people in the canyon with you. When I visited in October, I only saw 20 other people during our 90-minute tour. For reference, Lower Antelope Canyon can push through around 400 people per hour. This solitude in the canyon is peaceful and enjoyable, it also lets you spend lots of time setting up the perfect photo. Solitude at Peek-a-boo Canyon You can bring tripods, selfie sticks, video equipment, and Gopros into Peekaboo Canyon. You can also shoot video inside the canyon. They forbid these things at Antelope Canyon. So far our guests have loved their tours to
We are open and on the road leading travelers to the amazing wonders of the desert southwest, and nothing could make us happier. Some things have changed while we have been gone, read more below. Antelope Canyon The Navajo Nation has ordered that all tribal parks, including Antelope Canyon, be closed since March 14th. They
