Hidden Canyon Kayak is a family-owned adventure company based in Page, Arizona, offering unforgettable kayaking experiences on Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, and the Colorado River. With decades of paddling experience, they provide guided tours, kayak rentals, paddleboard rentals, and backhaul services for visitors looking to explore some of Arizona’s most breathtaking waterways.
Whether you’re planning a relaxing paddle through Antelope Canyon or an exciting Colorado River adventure near Horseshoe Bend, Hidden Canyon Kayak offers quality equipment, knowledgeable guides, and personalized service for paddlers of all experience levels.
Hidden Canyon Kayak offers:
Their rentals include high-quality kayaks, paddles, life jackets (PFDs), and free delivery & pickup at the Antelope Point Public Launch Ramp for added convenience.
Rental and tour pricing varies depending on the experience selected.
Typical rental rates include:
Visitors are encouraged to contact Hidden Canyon Kayak directly for current availability, seasonal pricing, and reservations.
Ready to experience the beauty of Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, or the Colorado River?
Contact Hidden Canyon Kayak to reserve your guided tour, kayak rental, paddleboard, or river adventure and enjoy one of Arizona’s most memorable outdoor experiences.
We are located in the town of Page, Arizona and are NOT located on Lake Powell itself. Our office is at 910 Coppermine Road (see map). The building is located down this hill from the fire station and in the same parking lot as the CONOCO fuel station. Parking is in the front parking lot. Boat loading at the rear of the building. We are located about 15 minutes away from Antelope Point and Wahweap Marina. If coming from Flagstaff or the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, drive carefully and enjoy the views, its about a 2 hour drive.
Normal business hours are 8:00am-6;00pm Monday-Sunday, 7 days a week. All Rentals must be picked up and returned by 5pm. Please call us at 928-660-1836 so we can check in your rental return.
Recommended day trips for kayaks & Paddleboards:
1) Lone Rock Beach - When this is available with proper water levels we launch from Lone Rock Beach, a sandy beach on the Utah side of Lake Powell a 25 minute drive from our office. Time needed: 4 hours or more. Paddling distance: 4-8 miles in general, but more is possible. Highlights: Narrow canyons, huge cliffs, great beaches and swimming areas, ample opportunities to explore on land.
2) Ice Cream Canyon & Wahweap Window - Launch from Stateline launch ramp, a 20 minute drive from our office also on the Utah side of Lake Powell. Time needed: 6 hours or more. Paddling distance: 5 to 8 miles in general. Highlights: Long canyon, islands, cliffs, sand dunes, and a hike to the Wahweap Window, an interesting geological feature.
3) Antelope Canyon - Launch from Antelope Point, a 20 minute drive from our office. Time needed: 4 hours or more. Paddling distance: 5 miles in general, but more is possible. Highlights: Long, deep red canyon and an excellent slot canyon hike.
No, unless you have lots of experience and 1-2 weeks. Rainbow Bridge is about 53 miles each way and the canyon entrance can be very tricky, even for experienced paddlers. We recommend joining one of the daily boat tours from Wahweap Marina if you want to see Rainbow Bridge. The Escalante is 70 miles away.
There are two licensed companies on Lake Powell that provide water shuttles: Aramark Executive Services (928-645-1037, out of Wahweap Marina) and Antelope Point Marina (928-645-5900). Expect to pay between $150-$200 per hour for your group. The maximum group size per water taxi is 6, but it may be less depending on the size of the water taxi available. The water taxis charge for the roundtrip time of each shuttle run.
Approximate roundtrip times to various points on the lake:
Labyrinth Canyon - 1 hour
Face or West Canyon - 2 hours
Cathedral Canyon - 3 hours
Rainbow Bridge (Oak Canyon) - 4 hours
Escalante Arm - 6 hours
When the Castle Rock Cut is closed, add 30 minutes to all the above times if you are using Aramark Executive Services.
Most people drive. There is no bus or train service serving Page. Great Lakes Airlines offers flights from Phoenix and some other regional cities. Fares are quite reasonable if you book at least 1 month in advance.
Page, Arizona is located on the Arizona-Utah border, in northern Arizona. It is 4.5 hours from Phoenix, 2 hours from Flagstaff, 4.5 hours from Las Vegas.