Awe inspiring and mind expanding - We have racked this up in the “once in a lifetime” category. Though we hope to do this again, so maybe it will go into the “several times in a lifetime” category. We did the partial tour in early February, on a Monday morning. We were the only people, so basically had a private tour for just the two of us. We are retired, but not real elderly, and in good shape, and we handled the up and down ladder climbs and occasional tight spaces very well. There were two things that we loved about this Wind Pebble Canyon tour. The first was the spectacular geography. The vastness of the space is awe inspiring, but when you contrast that with the intense beauty of the tight slot canyons and the radiant rock formations around you, it’s another level of amazing. The other thing that we loved was how our guide, Julie, described and explained things to us. Her life has been among these lands, and without being too chatty, she provided great insight into the geography, plant and animal life, and history and culture. Though Navajo might not be forthcoming to share a lot of their words, Julie opened our eyes to some fascinating parts of Navajo history and life. And she had some tips on how to use our phone cameras to get far better pictures than we would’ve ever done on our own. Than you, Julie! I recommend that you book your tour directly through Antelope Valley Canyon Tours, which is the only company that gives Wind Pebble Canyon tours. The third-party booking websites might seem cheaper, but even though they say taxes and fees are included, they do not include a separate fee paid to the Navajo nation. So the price ends up being the same. We didn’t know how this works, and booked through a third-party instead of with the tour company itself, and we wish we would’ve supported them more directly because they seem like such a great company and group of people. We will remember climbing through these beautiful canyons and the things we learned from Julie for the rest of our lives.

Great tour without crowds - Wallace is an excellent guide. This is the only tour for this area of the canyon so not crowded and you can take your time on your tour. Highly recommend!

So neat! - So much fun! Julie was our guide. She was so knowledgeable and kept us moving. The views were gorgeous. Not much long distance slot canyons, but still lots of other cool geology to see.

Wind Pebble Canyon- peace and beauty - My husband and I lucked out and ended up with a private tour/ hike with Julia. We enjoyed the beauty of the various slot canyons and learning from Julia about the native plants and a little history of her tribe and their customs. We did the lower antelope canyon the next day and while beautiful and a lot longer than the slots we visited on this hike- I’d recommend Wind Pebble Canyon due to the peace and having the place to ourselves instead feeling like part of a cattle herd through Antelope

A must!! - Exceptional! Our guide was so incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and kind. Highly recommend this trip. The Slot Canyons are gorgeous and magical!!