3-Day Zion, Bryce & Antelope Canyon Small-Group Tour
In three compact days you can move from Bryce’s spires to Antelope’s light beams and the carved canyons of Zion. This small-group tour bundles transportation, guided access, and two nights’ lodging into an efficient Southwest primer.
The Experience
Before You Go
Start hikes at first light
Temperatures and crowds climb fast—begin Bryce and Zion hikes early for cooler air and cleaner photos.
Pack 2–3 liters of water
The desert dehydrates quickly; carry more water than you think and sip frequently during hikes.
Bring a wide-angle lens
Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend reward wide-angle framing; a polarizer helps manage glare at midday.
Layer for temperature swings
High desert days can be hot and nights cold—light layers and a windbreaker are useful.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Scenic stop at Coral Pink Sand Dunes for quick dune walks and sunset photos
- •A short detour to Kanab’s Little Hollywood film sites for classic Western backdrops
Wildlife
- •Desert bighorn sheep
- •Ravens and red-tailed hawks
Conservation Note
Respect Navajo Nation regulations inside Antelope Canyon and stay on marked trails—erosion and visitor impact are monitored and managed seasonally.
The region sits on land shaped by Indigenous peoples and later settlers; Navajo guides steward Antelope Canyon, keeping cultural and safety protocols in place.
Photographer's Notes
- • Sunrise viewpoint at Bryce’s Sunrise Point
- • Horseshoe Bend rim overlook
- • Riverside Walk edge in Zion near the Narrows access
What to Bring
Sturdy hiking shoesEssential
Good traction and support for sandy trails, slickrock, and switchbacks.
Sun protection (hat + SPF)Essential
Wide-brim hat and high SPF sunscreen protect against intense desert sun.
Wide-angle camera lens
Captures the scale inside slot canyons and broad river bends at Horseshoe Bend.
Light insulating layerEssential
Mornings and evenings can be chilly—pack a fleece or windbreaker.
Common Questions
Is Antelope Canyon access included?
Yes—guided entry to Antelope Canyon is included; access is via Navajo guides and subject to their scheduling and weather conditions.
Where does the tour pick up and drop off?
Pick-up and drop-off options include Salt Lake City, St. George, and Las Vegas according to the supplier’s schedule; specific hotel pickup points are confirmed after booking.
How strenuous are the hikes?
Most walks are short to moderate—Horseshoe Bend is a 0.6-mile approach; Bryce’s Navajo-Queen’s Garden is moderate with elevation change; Zion options can be tailored to your ability.
Can children join this tour?
Children can join but some activities may not be suitable for kids under five—notify the operator during booking so adjustments can be made.
What should I wear for Antelope Canyon?
Light, breathable clothing with closed-toe shoes; the canyon floor can be sandy and uneven, and light beams are best photographed mid-morning.
What is the cancellation policy?
All sales are final; no refunds are available. Tours may be canceled by the operator for weather or insufficient travelers, in which case you’ll be notified.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
3 days
Location
Page, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers with moderate fitness—capable of 1–3 mile hikes with uneven footing and some elevation change.
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