Lower Antelope (PRIME TIME) Horseshoe Bend Lake Powell Las Vegas

A tour of the great outdoors of the West, completed by light and curves.

This day trip from Las Vegas takes you to some of the most iconic natural attractions in the Page, Arizona area.

After taking in the expansive views from the Lake Powell Viewpoint, hike to Horseshoe Bend to witness the majestic flow of the Colorado River. Then, enter Prime Time Lower Antelope Canyon to admire the fantastic canyon landscape, created by light and curves. This itinerary offers a perfect balance of movement and sightseeing, allowing you to enjoy even the longest tour without feeling overwhelmed.

Tour Recommended Points

Prime Time Lower Antelope Canyon Admission Includes:
Experience the true beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon by admiring the canyon during the time when the light is at its most beautiful.

Horseshoe Bend Core Trek Configuration:
Admire the horseshoe-shaped scenery created by the Colorado River from a representative viewpoint.

All the way to Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam:
Explore the Page area's major natural attractions efficiently in one day.

Includes all admission fees, taxes, and lunch:
Enjoy a comfortable trip without having to pay additional local fees.

A comfortable itinerary with small vehicle travel:
You can travel long distances relatively leisurely in a vehicle that can accommodate up to 12 people.

Brief introduction to the visiting course

Lake Powell Viewpoints:
Enjoy the panoramic views overlooking the vast landscape of the Colorado River and canyon.

Horseshoe Band:
Discover the magnificent natural landscape created by the horseshoe-shaped river and red canyon.

Lower Antelope Canyon:
Lower Antelope Canyon, known in Navajo as Hazdistaz, meaning "spiral rock arch," is shallower than Upper Antelope Canyon and has a V-shaped canyon structure, making it ideal for prime-hour light conditions.

Glen Canyon Dam:
Enjoy panoramic views of the massive dam and the Colorado River from your vehicle as you travel.

What is Antelope Canyon Prime Time?

Antelope Canyon's prime time is when the sun's angle is at its ideal, allowing light to filter through the crevices at the top of the canyon and strike the sandstone walls, creating the most vivid and deep colors. During this time, reds, oranges, and golds naturally flow in layers, creating the perfect backdrop for both photography and viewing. Even within the canyon, the contrast and three-dimensionality unique to prime time allow you to experience Antelope Canyon's true charm at its most dramatic.