Waterhole Canyon Experience, LLC

11/11/2024

Honoring our Veterans this Veterans Day!
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On this Veterans Day, let us take a moment to express our deepest gratitude for the service rendered by all veterans—especially those from our U.S. Indigenous communities.
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Thank you for your service!

10/25/2024

Waterhole Canyon Experience are proud sponsors of the following 2024 Indian National Finals Rodeo qualifiers:

Lacey Bailey (Navajo) from Kirkland, NM-Jr. Barrel Racing

Kaleb Nez (Navajo) from Page/LeChee, Az-Jr. Breakaway

Steven DeWolfe (Oglala Sioux) from Buffalo Gap, SD-Bareback

Dennison Boone (Navajo) from Tohatchi, NM-Team Roping
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Congratulations & good luck cowgirls and cowboys!

10/18/2024

10/18/2024

10/17/2024

Happy Thursday!
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Waterhole Canyon Experience (WCE) currently has availability throughout the month. Reserve online (link in bio) or call us at (928)660-2031.
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Photos courtesy of IG username: nickbarkey
Thank you for visiting.

10/14/2024

Today we celebrate and honor the rich history, heritage, and significance of all Native American communities in Arizona and across the US.
Arizona has 22 federally recognized tribes.
We are proud to a Navajo owned and operated business on the Navajo Nation.

10/13/2024

10/07/2024

Bask in the warm sunshine, feel the peace and calmness of nature, and embrace the raw beauty of a slot canyon—a perfect reminder to get outdoors and reconnect with the world around you.
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Book your tour today!
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08/21/2024

We are expecting an increase in monsoon moisture tomorrow and Thursday. As a result, there will be elevated flash flood concerns across many areas of northern Arizona, especially slot canyons, dry washes, creeks, and recent burn scars. Always have a way to receive warnings!

07/08/2024

We have a heat advisory policy that we do enforce.
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Our heat advisory policy can be found on the FAQ page of our website:
“During the summer season, we want to inform all guests that we implement a high temperature policy. We are located in Arizona and during the summer season we can reach triple digit weather. As a company, our guests’ safety comes first therefore when the outside temperature reaches 95 degree Fahrenheit we close the canyon. All tour operations end.”

Heat-related deaths are the #1 weather-related killer in AZ! Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay informed!

Learn the signs. Stay informed and learn how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe: azhealth.gov/heat