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Discover the rugged beauty of Utah’s canyons on this guided off-road tour to Peekaboo Slot Canyon and the Great Chamber at Cutler Point, with expert insights.
If you’re looking for a hands-on, adventurous day exploring some of Utah’s most striking natural formations, this tour offers an excellent mix of off-road thrill and scenic hiking. While it’s a bit of a drive, the reward is access to secluded spots that many visitors miss, along with a knowledgeable guide who turns the trip into more than just a sightseeing ride.
What’s particularly appealing about this tour is the way it combines off-road driving, which adds a fun, rugged element, with walking through extraordinary canyons. We especially enjoy how the guide shares insights into the area’s geology and photography tips. On the flip side, the moderate hikes and bumpy terrain might not be suitable for everyone, especially those with mobility issues or medical conditions. Still, if you’re up for an active day and eager to see less touristy parts of Utah, this trip hits the right notes.
This tour is perfect for adventure seekers, photographers, and nature lovers who want to experience Utah’s wild side without doing the planning or strenuous hiking on their own. It’s also a solid choice for those wanting to combine a scenic drive with some light hiking, all led by a friendly and knowledgeable guide.


This tour offers a balanced mix of transportation, hiking, and sightseeing, starting with a convenient pickup from the Kanab office. From there, your guide’s off-road vehicle takes you on a 15-minute highway drive before veering onto the rugged, sandy trails. This initial ride sets an adventurous tone, giving you a taste of the terrain that awaits.
Your first stop is Peekaboo Slot Canyon, a stunning red-rock fissure that offers incredible photo opportunities. The guide navigates through a 1.5-mile trail, leading you along winding paths flanked by towering canyon walls. As you walk, your guide will point out geological features and suggest the best angles for photos—an especially valuable tip for those wanting to capture Utah’s dramatic landscapes. Reviews highlight how guides like Sherwin enhance the experience with knowledgeable commentary and photography tips, making the visit both educational and visually inspiring.
After this, you’ll return to your vehicle for another 45-minute ride across more challenging terrain to reach the Great Chamber at Cutler Point. This is a lesser-known part of the Grand Staircase Escalante region, often overlooked by tour crowds. Here, you’ll find a large sand dune cove, which transforms with the changing light—whether bathed in warm afternoon sun or snow-capped in winter. The hike to this site involves climbing through deep sand, which can be a workout, but the spectacular views and photo opportunities more than compensate.
Throughout the day, the small group size means more personalized interaction, allowing your guide to tailor insights and tips. The tour’s duration—typically 6 hours—gives enough time to enjoy each site thoroughly without feeling rushed. The price of $132 per person reflects a value-packed experience when considering the transportation, guide expertise, and access to these unique locations.
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One of the best aspects of the tour is the combination of off-road driving and hiking. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to navigate Utah’s bumpy backroads, this tour delivers. It’s not just a sightseeing trip but an interactive journey through scenic routes that few travelers get to experience without a guide.
The guides’ knowledge is another highlight. Many reviews mention how Sherwin, in particular, shares not only facts but practical photography advice—crucial for capturing the canyons in all their glory. His enthusiasm and expertise make what could be a simple drive a memorable educational experience.
The seclusion of the Great Chamber is another notable feature. It’s in a remote spot, away from crowds, which means you often have the site to yourself—ideal for photography or just soaking in the beauty. The warm glow of the sun on the sand dunes in the late afternoon creates ideal lighting for photos, an experience that can be both peaceful and exhilarating.
In terms of value, the $132 fee includes transportation, guiding, and the unique access to these hidden sites. You won’t find many tours that combine such a personalized touch with off-the-beaten-path destinations at this price point.

The adventure starts with a pick-up from the Kanab office, usually in the morning. From there, your guide will load you into a rugged off-road vehicle—be it a van, SUV, or Jeep—and head out onto the scenic highway for about 15 minutes. This initial stretch is smooth but quickly transitions to bumpy, sandy trails, setting the tone for the day.
More Great Tours NearbyThe first main stop is Peekaboo Slot Canyon, where the guided 1.5-mile hike takes you through narrow, winding passages. You’ll walk beneath towering red sandstone walls that seem to reach endlessly upward. The guide’s commentary adds depth—sharing geological insights and photography tips—making this a highlight for those eager to capture the canyon’s majesty.
While the hike is not overly strenuous, it involves walking on uneven terrain and navigating through narrow sections. Some parts feature steep climbs through deep sand, which can be tiring but are rewarded by stunning views.
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Back in the vehicle, you’ll tackle about 45 minutes of off-road driving across rough terrain to reach the Great Chamber at Cutler Point. This is a less frequented spot, offering a sense of adventure and discovery. It’s in the Grand Staircase Escalante region, with a large sand dune in a quiet cove, bathed in afternoon light or winter snow.
The hike here involves a moderate climb through deep sand, but the visual payoff is worth the effort. The chamber’s expansive interior and the play of light and shadow make it a superb spot for photography. The site’s seclusion ensures tranquility, perfect for those wanting to escape crowds and find quiet beauty.
After exploring, your guide will ferry you back to Kanab, typically wrapping up around mid-afternoon. You’ll leave feeling like you’ve uncovered a secret corner of Utah, full of spectacular scenery and stories.

This experience suits adventure lovers who enjoy a bit of bumpy fun and moderate hiking. It’s perfect for photo enthusiasts eager to snap Utah’s iconic landscapes without the crowds. Those who appreciate informative guides who share both geological info and photography tips will find this especially rewarding.
However, it’s not suitable for people with mobility issues, pregnant women, or anyone with back problems, given the steep climbs and uneven terrain. The small group size ensures a more intimate experience, ideal for travelers who prefer personalized attention.

At $132, this tour offers great value for access to remote, beautiful spots that are normally impossible to reach without a 4×4 or local knowledge. The inclusion of a knowledgeable guide means you’re not just bouncing along dusty trails but learning about the geology, history, and best photography angles.
The small group setting makes for a more relaxed and personal day, especially important when exploring less touristy areas. The off-road ride isn’t just transportation; it’s part of the adventure, building anticipation for each new canyon or chamber.
This tour is well worth considering if you want an active, scenic day with a chance to see hidden Utah gems in a way that feels both safe and exhilarating. Ideal for those who love adventure, photography, and quiet natural beauty—it’s a trip that leaves a lasting impression.

How long is the tour?
The tour lasts about 6 hours, typically in the morning, including transportation, hiking, and stops.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, a hat, camera, sunscreen, and water. Hiking involves uneven terrain and deep sand, so be prepared.
Is this suitable for children?
It’s best suited for those able to handle a 1.5-mile hike and some steep climbs. Not ideal for very young children or those with mobility issues.
What kind of transportation is used?
A rugged off-road van, SUV, or Jeep transports guests over bumpy terrain.
Can I choose the order of the sites?
Yes, depending on the time you select, the tour might start with Peekaboo or Great Chamber first.
Is food included?
No, food and drinks are not included, so plan to bring snacks if desired.
Are there any physical restrictions?
The tour involves walking on uneven terrain, climbing through deep sand, and some steep sections—bad news if you have back problems or mobility issues.
What if I need to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, making it flexible for last-minute plans.
This guided tour from Kanab packs breathtaking views, expert insights, and a dose of rugged adventure into a manageable day. If you’re eager to step off the beaten path and into Utah’s extraordinary landscape, it’s a trip that’ll leave you with memorable images—and stories to tell.
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