Hit up the wild canyons and parties of Las Vegas for your next adventure!

Hit up the wild canyons of LeChee and Coconino County for your next adventure! 🏜️ Imagine Las Vegas party energy, but swap neon for unreal slot canyon views and Navajo magic—truly a Southwest fever dream. Here’s the lowdown on the epic stops: Top Spots to Visit: Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours (Highway 98, Milepost 299, Page, AZ): The world-famous slot canyon. Book your guided tour early—slots fill up fast! Open 07:00-15:30 all year. Black Streak Canyon Tours (Mile Post 299 AZ-98, Page, AZ): For less-crowded photo ops and surreal striated walls. Go at golden hour if you can—your camera will thank you. Antelope Canyon (Antelope Cyn Acc Rd, Page, AZ): The classic. Think flowing waves of stone and that “Instagram must” light beam. Arrive as close to noon as possible for peak lighting! Ken’s Tours (WH3Q+2H, Lechee, AZ): Your gateway to Lower Antelope Canyon. The local guides here know every trick for getting the best shots. Lower Antelope Canyon (Lechee, AZ 86040): Summer 06:15-16:45, Winter 08:45-14:45, ticket ~$525. Bring good walking shoes for ladder climbs and narrow squeezes—worth every step for those glowing orange walls. Tours are required! Owl Canyon (Coconino County): If you want that canyon OG vibe with fewer crowds, this is your spot—totally underrated. Tips: If you’re partying in Vegas before/after, use it as a launch point—Page is a ~4.5-hour drive. Car rental is a must, rideshares are super rare here! Buy snacks and water in Page before heading to the canyons (limited options at sites). Book all Navajo tours via trip.com for smooth vibes. #antelopecanyon #southwestroadtrip #navajotours #slotcanyonmagic #epicusa