The walk to the entrance of the initial slot is via a typically dry streambed, which typically is through deep sand.

Wire Pass Canyon is a photogenic two-part slot canyon that is short enough for intermediate-level hikers to enjoy, yet offers the option to delve further into Buckskin Gulch for those wanting more of a challenge. Popular options are Red Canyon, aka Peek-A-Boo Canyon near Kanab, UT, and the Wire Pass Canyon between Page, AZ, and Kanab, UT. In the event the Antelope Canyons do not reopen by the time you get ready to travel, you might start thinking about alternatives. The closure of Navajo Nation Tribal Parks has been extended through July 27th at the earliest. – Dreamland Safari Tours, (435) 412-1790, įor other suggestions, check out this piece on our companion site : Help! My Tour Got Cancelled Tour companies that go to Peek-A-Boo Canyon are: While a guided tour is not required to get to Peek-A-Boo, we strongly recommend that you consider taking one, because while the walk through the canyon itself is usually not difficult, the drive to get there definitely is lots of people get stuck out there, even those with prior experience with 4WD-ing. With twists and turns on par with the Antelope Canyons, this short but memorable walk features classic slot canyon scenery (including the occasional light beams in the summertime), as well as some unique features such as ancient “moqui” steps, and “Shaman’s Needle,” a pencil-thin stone column located in a small sub-drainage near the canyon’s entrance. This family-friendly slot canyon is located near Kanab, UT, approximately 90 minutes from Page, AZ.

If you still wish to tour a slot canyon during your visit to Page, AZ, you might consider touring Red Canyon/aka Peek-A-Boo Canyon. I’m so sorry to have to tell you that the Antelope Canyons are closed to tourism indefinitely due to COVID-19 🙁

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