Tour secreto del Cañón del Antílope y la Curva de la Herradura desde Page





Descripción
Las dos mejores atracciones del área de Page, Arizona en un solo recorrido Disfrute de la popular excursión secreta al cañón del Antílope, ADEMÁS de un viaje a la famosa Herradura Bend Overlook Un cañón de ranura único y hermoso en Page, AZ y mucho menos concurrido que el antílope superior e inferior Un mirador privado Navajo de Horseshoe Bend ubicado inmediatamente adyacente a la congestionada área de observación del Servicio de Parques Nacionales A menos de 100 metros a pie del camión a la herradura privada Bend Vista Grupos pequeños de 12 o menos Divertida aventura todoterreno en un camión turístico al aire libre con sombra y amortiguación o una furgoneta cerrada según disponibilidad 360 grados de vistas de la impresionante naturaleza del suroeste Experiencia divertida y memorable para toda la familia
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Este tour incluye TANTO una visita al increíble Cañón del “Antílope Secreto” como el impresionante Horseshoe Bend Overlook. El Cañón Secreto del Antílope es parte del sistema del Lago Powell, Cañón del Antílope y todavía es una joya por descubrir con tamaños de grupo que se limitan a solo una fracción de los Cañones Superior e Inferior del Antílope. Comienza con abordar un camión turístico 4x4 con sombra, al aire libre o una camioneta cerrada según la disponibilidad, y tomar un corto viaje de tres millas desde Page, AZ en la autopista 89. Desde aquí, saldrá de la autopista y disfrutará de una emocionante aventura todoterreno de seis millas a través de baños de arena, colinas ondulantes para llegar al sur del lago Powell en Antelope Canyon. Allí podrá disfrutar de un paseo natural de 300 metros hasta la entrada de uno de los cañones de ranura más largos que se recorrerán en la Nación Navajo. Tendrá hasta una hora para fotografiar y serpentear a través del cañón de la ranura y regresar al vehículo para el viaje de regreso al Horseshoe Bend Overlook en tierra navaja.
Evitaremos el congestionado estacionamiento público del Overlook y tomaremos un camino de tierra privado que conduce a 100 metros del borde del cañón. Desde aquí, tendrá una caminata mucho más corta hasta el borde y desde allí podrá caminar por el costado de una caída de 1000 pies. La piedra arenisca ondulante ofrece varios ángulos y vistas del río Colorado mientras serpentea alrededor de un promontorio rocoso, creando el circuito de Horseshoe Bend amado por visitantes y fotógrafos de todo el mundo. Esta parte del recorrido dura aproximadamente una hora y permite tomar fotografías fenomenales. Desde aquí, regresaremos a nuestra oficina cerca de Antelope slot canyon en Page, AZ.
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Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- No se permiten bebés y niños menores de 6 años.
- Debido a las reglas de la Nación Navajo, las sesiones de fotos de boda, novia o compromiso no están permitidas actualmente.
- NO HAY DEVOLUCIONES una vez confirmada la reserva. No se emitirán reembolsos por "no presentarse" y llegar tarde. Lamentablemente, la enfermedad, el miedo a la COVID, las reservas olvidadas, los tiempos de viaje mal calculados, el tráfico y otras emergencias no afectan esta política estricta. ¡Lo lamentamos!
Opiniones(363)
Well worth every penny! Went the best route through the antelope canyon and Horseshoe Bend; Ms. Mary, our guide was so sweet and knowledgeable. Thank you!!!!<3
This was a FABULOUS tour!! Our tour guide, Loretta, was excellent! She was very knowledgable about the area, made sure everyone in the group had their cameras set properly to capture breathtaking pictures, and even took pictures of us on our cameras! The ride out to the canyon on the 4x4 was an experience. There were only 8 in the group which made it perfect to hear the information and capture the pictures I wanted. I went on this tour solo but everyone in the group was so nice and friendly. TAKE THIS TOUR!!!
Malcolm, our guide was very laid back and friendly. He showed us different parts of the canyon I don’t think I would have seen without this tour. The color striations were so neatly designed, as if an artist put them together. We took so many cool pictures! Our guide also knew how to capture the entire vertical view of the canyon with us in the middle. It was so cool!
It was very beautiful and a lot of fun. My tour guide was very friendly and kind. I really enjoyed this experience and would definitely recommend it!
It was it was a wonderful experience. The people were really nice even friendly and helpful. I would be back.
Secret Canyon is family owned and operated which makes it small and not crowded. We also had a private viewing area of Horseshoe Bend. Highly recommend this tour!
This was the best experience. Our guide, Kenny, was very knowledgable and easy to talk to. She had the best spots for pics and took so many of us. It was nice to be in a small group and worth the extra money. We had a group of 7 and we were in the secret canyon w just our group. Calm and peaceful! We heard the upper and lower canyon tours are getting a little crowded and didn’t want that. Book w Deer Creek Tours and you will not regret it. Horseshoe bend was also amazing- Kenny took us to a private spot and we were also the only 8 people there!
Wonderful experience! Would do it over and over again. Our tour Gide was incredibly knowledgeable. And kind. He is also really good with the camera!
The tour guide, Kenny was knowledgeable, patient and fun. This experience is well worth it. Not too long of a tour. Just the right amount of time to cover both Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.
Walking in the door to super friendly staff, I knew our tour would be great. Malcom, our tour guide, was full of information about the history, landscape and geology of the Antelope Canyon. My favorite part was him sharing his personal stories of growing up Navajo on a reservation. His sense of humor made us laugh. Taking the “secret” tour meant a tour without tourists beyond our group of 7. We were able to enjoy the landscape and take pictures without others in the background. It was an unforgettable adventure.



