Slot Canyon Engagement Elopement and Wedding Information Page

Slot Canyon Wedding Sites
Peek-A-Boo Slat Canyon near Kanab, Utah

Sprinkled across the landscape of Northern Arizona are a number of deep, narrow canyons carved over millions of years into the desert floor. Flash floods running through these “slot” canyons have made them to be as little as just a few feet wide, yet hundreds of feet deep. Layers of sandstone have been sculpted into labyrinths, filled with glowing color and forming twisting natural cathedrals. Reflected sunlight causes the walls of these canyons to glow with intense shades of red, pink, orange and yellow. These otherworldly scenes are occasionally complimented by narrow beams of light slicing through the darkness. Truly magical places and unforgettable locations for that special day.

All Page area slot canyons are on the Navajo Nation. Since Covid, Navajo Nation has implemented policies to limited slot canyon attendance. Additionally, NO Special Use Permits are being issued for slot canyon wedding & group events as of March 2020.

We have been offering Peek-A-Boo Slot Canyon Weddings since 2020 since Navajo Nation has been closed. Located near Kanab, Utah, 70 miles north of Page, Arizona, Peek-A-Boo is the perfect slot canyon wedding site for elopements and engagements.
Visit our Instagram or Facebook for images of slot canyon weddings, it has been the only slot canyon for wedding since Covid began and we love shooting in this slot canyon.

Peek-A-Boo Slot Canyon
Choose the road less traveled for our Peek-a-Boo Slot Canyon adventure. Located just north of Kanab, Utah, 70 miles from Page - Lake Powell. We will be guided by Dreamland Safari Adventures or Paria Outfitters on this exciting adventure to the canyon in the comfort of air conditioned SUV’s. The tour is 3 hours and gives us 2 hours in canyon for your ceremony and photography.

Lower Antelope Slot Canyon
As of January 1, 2019 there will be no more photography tours at Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon. As a result of the demand of tours in the canyons, Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation no longer issues permit for weddings or photography. As the most visited slot canyons in the area, Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation will, in an effort to protect and preserve this prized resource, no longer issue Special Use Permits for Lower Antelope Canyon.

Upper Antelope Slot Canyon
As of January 1, 2019 there will be no more photography tours at Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon. As a result of the demand of tours in the canyons, Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation no longer issues permit for weddings or photography. As the most visited slot canyons in the area, Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation will, in an effort to protect and preserve this prized resource, no longer issue Special Use Permits for Upper Antelope Canyon.