ワイイ・ビッケ‘秘密のアンテロープキャニオンとホースシューベンドコンボツアー

Loved this tour. Jerry was the best! She took her time to explain things, help with photos and camera settings and gave us a visual demonstration of how the canyon was created. AMAZING!!!

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Moses was an excellent guide! He took his time, explained the history of the slot canyon and formations. He shared his experiences as a boy there. He showed us how to take great photos. He was very pleasant. I will be recommending your company.

We had a wonderful experience on our tour. TK our guide was knowledgeable and fun and helped us get the best photos ever.

This is an amazing adventure. TK was our guide and she provided so much knowledge. It starts with a 6 mile ride on a safari truck. Then roughly a 1 mile round trip into the secret analope slot canyon. TK helped by taking a lot of pics of each couple in the group. Then you travel another 7 miles to horseshoe bend on the reservation. It is a more personable view. Please remember this is reservation land and be respectful. All funds go towards the Navajo Nation. We will definitely visit again. There are multiple slot canyons to chose from. Tour lasted about 3 hours.

We arrived at the location. After the guide (Moses) made a phone call to his helper, she signed us up for the 1pm tour. We boarded the back end of the truck with another family. We were taken about six miles back to where the canyon started. Moses talked to both groups about how the formation was created and the type of rock it was made of. He took the time to show us how to take quality pictures. Moses is very knowledgeable and professional with his work. After touring the canyon, we went to Horseshoe Bend. He talked at length about the rock formation and area. The tour lasted approximately 3 hours. Well done!

It felt unusual but kind of fun to find the billboard on the highway where we were supposed to meet up. It was easy. The billboard had a few cars parked by a stand and people were sitting in its shaded area. Everyone was super friendly. Our tour guide Randy Tso was awesome. He was very thoughtful and knowledgeable. Everything was perfect for us. He even played flute after taking us back thru the slot canyon letting us explore a little while he provided the perfect sound to accompany us. His stories about the Navajo were moving. My girlfriend and I totally enjoyed doing this and thought it was worth every penny.

Amazing experience! We booked the sunset combo secret canyon and horseshoe bend tour. No was excellent! Took us to the slot canyon, helped us get some great photos. There were no crowds, we were able to take as many photos as we wanted and got an excellent history of the area from Mo. Then he whisked us off to horseshoe bend in a private viewing area where we got the most amazing sunset pictures along with more information about the history of the area. We HIGHLY recommend this tour company. If you want to avoid the crowds, hear about the history of the area and get excellent photos this is the tour for you!

Our tour guide was Jerianne and she was phenomenal! She took us to horse shoe bend first where no one else was and then the antelope and we got to tour the place with very little other people there! She was very informative, patient and funny ! She also helped us take the best pictures!

Amazing experience with Jerry. The whole canyon for ourselves (group of 6). Could take pictures without rushing. And beautiful view of horseshoe bend. Recomiendo al 100% este tour. Cañon solo para la gente del grupo. Hemos podido hacer fotos sin prisa. Y hemos acabado en un punto excepcionak para ver horseshoe bend.

My tour of Secret Canyon and the private access viewpoint of Horseshoe Bend was so much more than a sightseeing excursion—it was a meaningful cultural experience. Our guide, Randy, was outstanding. He shared the history and stories of the Navajo people giving us a deeper appreciation for the land we were exploring. Although this wasn't a photography tour, I was able to stay behind our small group of eight so I could take my time and photograph the canyon without feeling rushed. I feel honored that the Navajo people share this special place and their culture with visitors.