Antelope Canyon is near Page, AZ, which is about a 2-hour drive northeast from the South Rim as well as Flagstaff. If camped out in Williams, add an hour on top that. Antelope is also known as a slot canyon. It took a millennia of seasonal flood waters to carve it out of red sandstone. It's also situated on the Navajo Indian reservation, the largest land area (27K square miles!) retained by an indigenous people in the US. Unfortunately, COVID struck the reservation hard and access is super limited or not available at all. I'll update as the situation opens up but I anticipate it being very very gradual. Back at South Rim, it's 100 percent open. Tours offered include helicopter, airplane and Jeep. I recommend the 50-minute helicopter ride as it covers nearly 75 percent of the National Park. Then there's the helicopter-Jeep combo, which is great for folks who want a terrific air-ground combo. Remember: after you book your tour, email me your reservation number and I'll verify you and send you the South Rim Guide and Map for your phone (very useful!). Until next time - Keith, Grand Canyon Helicopters. 

Great selection of helicopter and airplane tours from the LV, including the one in the above video. Choose also from air-only to more deluxe flights that include an extended tour over the Las Vegas Strip. There's even sunset flights! 

We've got tours that depart from Tusayan, AZ, a/k/a South Rim. These are air-only (landing tours are only available from Las Vegas) flights and flight time ranges from 30 minutes to nearly one hour. We've also got combos that include a Jeep tours.