Antelope Canyon HOGAN (Canyon Hiking Tour)

Room in Page, Arizona

  1. 2 single beds
  2. Shared half bathroom
Rated 4.82 out of 5 stars.28 reviews
Hosted by Richardson
  1. 8 years hosting

Listing highlights

Traditional Navajo Hogan

A traditional nine-sided Navajo Hogan with a wood-burning fireplace and evening storytelling

Hands-on hosts with cultural tours

The hosts live on the property and offer a cultural introduction, canyon tours, and Navajo Taco dinners
The Navajo Female Hogan is a nine sided Hogan and it's an a representation of the nine-cycle of pregnancy that brings life to the real world. The Navajo people known as the Diné people, the people of the land been living in the Navajo Hogans for many hundred of years to present time. Connect back to the real life of our lifestyle to this date and experience Navajo. Our Navajo Taco dinner reservations are set at 7pm if reserved ahead of time. Enjoy authentic food right on the Navajo Reservation.

The space
Although each hogan there is no electricity or running water on site, we will provide cots and blankets to sleep on and with, towels, soap products, fire wood for the fire stove which we sale, flashlights, push lights, shelves to store belongings, drinking water and 5 gallons jug of potable water for face, toothbrush and hand washing.

Guest access
Antelope Hogan Bed And Breakfast meeting point is located in a parking lot known as “Adventurous Antelope Canyon Photo Tours”. G-map that location and text 20 mins ahead before arrival, then once we meet our staff will guide your group to your Navajo Hogan night stay. The availability of our staff with our guest is always there when needed because we live on property but the property is safe and protected.

During your stay
We will be interacting with our guest throughout your stay and happy to help with recommendations and information about the surrounding area. In the evening after 3pm check in we have a introduction about our Navajo heritage/cultural history about our Diné(Navajo) people and the land.

Dinner:
The Navajo Taco Dinner is at 6pm if reserved ahead of time.

Activities:
We have up to 5 Private Slot Canyon tours can also be reserved when booking your stay. Private hiking and slot canyon tours start at 3pm the day of arrival so please arrive 30 mins prior to our departure time at 3pm.

Our Navajo storytelling is at 8-9pm in the evening once the sun goes down and a fire is built in our pit area if needed. The Navajo stories about the Navajo People, Culture and The Land where we still rely so be sure to reserve your spot ahead of time.

Other things to note
Antelope Hogan Bed And Breakfast will soon provide guided tours coming soon summer 2019 of Upper Antelope Canyon and many other exclusive canyons from our backyard. We also accommodate a dinner reservation for guest and other customers upon request that are interested on our website Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast.

**The 1 canyon hiking tour will start at 4pm after arriving and settling in so please to ready by that time. have plenty of water and proper hiking shoes/clothing. The duration will be 1.5 hour long.

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What this place offers

Lock on bedroom door
Desert view
Mountain view
Kitchen
Dedicated workspace

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4.82 out of 5 stars from 28 reviews

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Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars for value

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Where you’ll be

Lechee
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From the host

We are perfectly located next to Antelope Canyon of the famous Upper Antelope Canyon and within five miles of Lake Powell, the little Colorado River, Horseshoe Bend and Dixie Ellis Lower Antelope Canyon Tours.

Meet your host

Host
262 reviews
4.66 out of 5 average rating
8 years of hosting
My work: Communication
Most useless skill: Pointing with my lips (ober-der)
I spend too much time: Working on the next project
What makes my home unique: The dawn on the sunlight and sunset
Pets: We are pet/service dog-friendly
Yá'át'ééh, skik'éí dóó shidine'é. Shí éí Richardson Etsitty yinishyé. Tsi'naajinii nishłį, Tsédeeshgizhníí bashishchiin, Bįįh bitoodnii dashicheii, Kiyaa'áanii dashinalí. Ákót'éego diné nishłį. Lechee, Arizona kééhash'į, ahéhee'. Hello, my family and my friends. I am Richardson Etsitty. I am born for the Black Streak Wood people clan and Rock Gap Clan from my father. My grandfather's, my mother's father, clan is Deer Spring and my Nali's, my father's mother, clan is The Towering House people. I reside in Lechee, Arizona, thank you and I am very grateful. I've lived on the Navajo reservation my entire life, without electricity and running water. I grew up exploring the canyons in my backyard with my siblings, hiking, herding livestock and finding new places to fill our time. There was never a worry from our parents as we were always close by, the land around us took care of us as we roamed free. As I grew up, I appreciated the beauty of the surrounding area. The infamous Antelope Canyon was less than a mile away and provided me with my first job when I was only 8 years old as a tour guide. I appreciated the natural beauty of the canyon and the stories it told and was able to share that with guests from around the world. Working in the canyon for many years helped me develop my passion for photography and sharing the story of my native people. As I build this company, my guest's experiences are my number one priority. The Hogan has not only given us a place to call home but an opportunity to continue to better ourselves every time we step into one. We sleep in the security of ourselves and our ancestors and we wake in harmony and peace. I wish the same healing on others as I have experienced myself. My hope for the future is a better understanding of where the Navajo people come from. A hope of acceptance of all cultures, to understand the background of the person standing next to me in a crowded room. I hope to share this with everyone, experience this for yourself.

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