Utah Slot Canyon Guided Tours
Our Slot Canyon Tour is our most popular tour with guests. It is a 3-4 hour tour that goes into the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. Along this Tour you will experience places like Everette Grave, Willis Creek Slot Canyon (hike), as well as several other viewpoints along the way. Jenny’s Canyon is located within Snow Canyon State Park about 20 minutes north of St George, Utah. To get there, you’ll head north on Bluff Street from St George. Take the Red Hills Pkwy/Snow Canyon Pkwy exit and turn left onto Snow Canyon Parkway.
Utah Slot Canyon Guided Tours Trips
Welcome to Kanab Tour Company! We specialize in delivering fantastic ATV, Canyoneering and National Park day tours.We also offer expert tours to The Wave (permits required) and surrounding areas of South Coyote Buttes and the Paria Plateau. There are so many exciting things to do in Kanab. With Bryce Canyon to our North, Zion to our West, North Rim Grand Canyon due South, and Grand Staircase. Photography Tours in Zion National Park: Check out 24 reviews and photos of Viator's Guided Tour of Southern Utah's Slot Canyons in Kanab. Guided tours in southern Utahs slot canyons, Indian ruins, and national parks. From $128.00. Guided Tour of Southern Utah's Slot Canyons in Kanab. From $128.21. Private Buckskin Gulch Tour. From $256.42. 4WD Tours. Peekaboo Slot Canyon.
Slot Canyons In Utah
Slot Canyons are very narrow canyons with nearly vertical canyon walls so close together that you touch both canyon walls at once; some are so tight that you have to turn sideways to squeeze through. If you are claustrophic, then slot canyons aren’t for you -unless you want to challenge your inner fears. With an abundance of massive Navajo Sandstone, the Escalante Canyons have one of the greatest concentrations of slot canyons in the southern Utah, and probably the world! Their sinuous passages were carved by flashfloods that cut through thick layers of soft sandstone like a knife through butter, to create some or our most wonderous hiking routes. Moisture on the bottom of the slots dissolves away the mineral cements that glue sand grains together, while the canyon walls remain relatively dry and solid. This simple explanation doesn’t begin to capture the magic of exploring a slot canyon – Walt Disney couldn’t have recreated them if he tried. Shapes and textures are sensuous and light bouncing off the canyon walls appears to glow in shades of red and gold. Pour-offs, scoured potholes, and chokestones (rock fall boulders wedged into the slot canyon) will challenge your canyoneering skills – but your guide will lend a hand if you need help. Slot canyons can be dangerous (even deadly) in the event of flash floods, so we reserve the option to cancel or reschedule slot canyon hikes if thunderstorms threaten (we would probably suggest an alternate hike where we might enjoy waterfalls if you have raingear). Each place has its own special wonders, but we guarantee that you will love all of our slot canyon hikes!!