3-Day Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley & Horseshoe Bend Tour from Las Vegas
Compress three of the Southwest's most iconic landscapes into a single three-day loop from Las Vegas. From Sedona’s red-rock viewpoints to Antelope Canyon’s light-washed chambers and Monument Valley’s Navajo-led jeep tours, this guided trip delivers cinematic scenery with local context and practical logistics handled.
The Experience
Before You Go
Start early for cooler temps
Morning departures keep walking on sand and rock comfortable and help avoid peak crowds at Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.
Bring 2–3 liters of water
Desert air is dry—carry more water than you think and sip frequently during walks and overlooks.
Secure camera gear
Slot canyons can be dusty and narrow—use a wrist strap, lens cloth, and a compact tripod if you want long exposures.
Listen to Navajo guides
Guides offer cultural context and safety information—follow route guidance and respect restricted areas in Monument Valley.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Oak Creek Canyon Overlook (north of Sedona) for quieter views
- •Glen Canyon Dam overlook in Page—good short stop for river context
Wildlife
- •Desert bighorn sheep
- •Golden eagles and hawks
Conservation Note
Support local economies by buying crafts directly from Navajo vendors, stick to marked paths to prevent erosion, and pack out trash—permit fees often fund preservation.
This route follows sections of the Colorado Plateau where Indigenous nations, especially the Navajo, have lived for generations; Monument Valley is part of Navajo Nation and many sites have cultural significance.
Photographer's Notes
- • Antelope Canyon interior alcoves for texture and light shafts
- • Horseshoe Bend overlook for full river meander
- • Monument Valley jeep viewpoint/John Ford Point for classic butte profiles
What to Bring
Sturdy walking shoesEssential
Good tread and ankle support handle sandy trails, slick rock, and slot-canyon steps.
Sun protection (hat + SPF 30+)Essential
Wide-brim hat and sunscreen protect against intense desert sun during midday stops.
Refillable water bottle or hydration bladderEssential
Keeps you hydrated between stops; some sites have limited water access.
Light layers and windbreaker
Mornings can be cool while afternoons heat up—layers allow quick adjustments.
Common Questions
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour departs early from Las Vegas with specified meet-up points (e.g., Bell Desk sidewalk or Luxor north entrance) and returns to Las Vegas on the evening of day three.
Are park and canyon entrance fees included?
Yes—entrance to Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, and Valley of Fire are included in the tour price.
Is this suitable for children or infants?
Antelope Canyon has a minimum age of 7 for participation; infants and toddlers are not recommended for the slot-canyon portion.
What level of fitness is required?
Moderate fitness is recommended—participants should be able to walk roughly 1.5 miles over uneven ground and navigate stairs or sandy paths.
Can the tour accommodate mobility aids or wheelchairs?
The tour notes wheelchair accessibility for some elements, but many sites have uneven terrain; contact the operator before booking to discuss specific needs.
Will we visit Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon?
The operator may use either Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon depending on weather and crowd conditions; guides will confirm on the day of the tour.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
3 days
Location
Page, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—able to walk up to 1.5 miles on uneven terrain and handle short hikes and standing during tours.
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