Private guided hoodoo hike with transport from your property in Page
5 total hours from pick up to drop off
Up to 6 people
Transport, local guide, GoPro
Explore White Rock Hoodoos on a private guided hike near Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, with transport from your property in Page, Arizona. Expect an intermediate desert trek through sand and sandstone with local history and safety support.
You must already have a Wave Permit for your selected day to participate. This is an intermediate hike and not suitable for those with balance issues or prone to slips and falls.
Full refund if 24 hours notice is provided or for unexpected inclement weather (note: high heat does not constitute unexpected inclement weather).
Product ID: 86TQ27
Yes. You must already have the Wave Permit for your selected day to participate.
Expect an intermediate hike across exposed desert terrain, including sections of sand and sandstone. Skip this hike if you have balance issues or you’re prone to slips and falls.
Plan for about 5–6 miles of hiking.
Pick up from Page, AZ hotel or rental
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument sprawls across nearly two million acres of southern Utah, a vast and largely untouched landscape of slot canyons, sandstone cliffs, and otherworldly rock formations. The White Rock Hoodoos sit on the edge of this remarkable region, offering one of the most accessible windows into the kind of geology that makes Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument so iconic. Towering pale spires, sculpted ridges, and sweeping desert vistas tell a story that stretches back hundreds of millions of years, and a guided tour here brings that story to life without requiring a long backcountry trek.
On this guided experience, you will walk among the chalky white hoodoos that give the area its name, learning how wind, water, and time carved these surreal pillars from the surrounding rock. Your guide shares the geological and cultural history of the broader Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument region, pointing out the layered colors of distant cliffs, the texture of the sandstone underfoot, and the small desert plants that cling to life in this arid landscape. The silence here is striking, broken only by wind and the crunch of footsteps, and the contrast between the bright white formations and the deep blue Utah sky is unforgettable. Sunlight shifts across the hoodoos throughout the day, revealing new shapes and shadows in every direction.
This tour is perfect for travelers who want a meaningful introduction to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument without committing to a strenuous hike, including families with curious kids, photographers chasing dramatic desert light, and anyone fascinated by the geology and quiet beauty of the American Southwest. If you have ever wanted to step into one of the most extraordinary landscapes in the country with an expert by your side, the White Rock Hoodoos tour is an unforgettable way to experience the wonder of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Antelope Kayak Tours offers what reviewers consistently call a breathtaking alternative to the crowded land tours of Antelope Canyon. The guides, particularly Rich, Justin, Nolan, and Vince, earn glowing praise for being knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely passionate about what they do. Several guests highlight the educational aspect, with guides sharing insights about the native culture and local geography. One memorable touch? Justin playing the Navajo flute inside the canyon, creating what multiple reviewers described as a truly magical moment. The experience involves about 3 miles of kayaking round trip plus 1-2 miles of hiking, and no previous kayaking experience is necessary. Most reviewers found it manageable and well worth the effort, though a few noted it can be challenging for complete beginners. Expect to get wet from paddling and potentially wade into the water at some point. The paddle back under midday sun can be tiring, so morning tours seem to be the sweet spot for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds on the water. One small operational hiccup appeared in the reviews involving a last-minute reschedule, but the overwhelming majority of guests had seamless, unforgettable experiences that they're eager to repeat.
After securing a permit to go to The Wave, we decided to book a private tour to make the most of it. Finding and choosing Tyler was such a good idea and I can’t speak highly enough about the experience with him. Tyler is incredible knowledgeable and he genuinely cares about making sure you have the best day possible. While most visitors only see the two main formation at the wave, Tyler took us beyond the usual spots. We got to see much more and learned a lot about the area and discovered places we would never have found on our own. It made the experience feel much more special than just checking off the main attraction. Tyler also took photos of us with our phone and his phone and he also bought a GoPro to take videos of us as we hiked. So if you’re lucky enough to get a permit for the wave, I highly recommend booking Tyler as your guide. He made an already incredible experience even better.
Ido Simyoni
July 7, 2026
After securing a permit to go to The Wave, we decided to book a private tour to make the most of it. Finding and choosing Tyler was such a good idea and I can’t speak highly enough about the experience with him. Tyler is incredible knowledgeable and he genuinely cares about making sure you have the best day possible. While most visitors only see the two main formation at the wave, Tyler took us beyond the usual spots. We got to see much more and learned a lot about the area and discovered places we would never have found on our own. It made the experience feel much more special than just checking off the main attraction. Tyler also took photos of us with our phone and his phone and he also bought a GoPro to take videos of us as we hiked. So if you’re lucky enough to get a permit for the wave, I highly recommend booking Tyler as your guide. He made an already incredible experience even better.
Ido Simyoni
July 7, 2026
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