Starting with arguably the most popular slot canyon, Antelope Canyon is actually divided into two: Upper and Lower. Both areas feature the gorgeous curvy walls that beckon visitors from all over the world but you'll find the tourist traffic significantly less in Lower Antelope Canyon. Mhw extra slots 1 rarity 11.
- Antelope Canyon is the most photographed slot canyon in the world. It is located on Navajo land near Page, Arizona, and managed by Lake Powell Navajo Tribal.
- Antelope Canyon is located near Page on Navajo Nation land, just outside Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and close to AZ 98 a few miles east of town (at milepost 299).
- Other Canyon Experiences. Lower Antelope Canyon: This is a challenging entry but would be fun for those who are fit and adventurous. Cathedral Canyon: On the Chief Tsosie list of tours. It would be a route less traveled experience. Water Holes Canyon: Accessible through Slot Canyon Hummer Adventures. Slot Canyon Hummer Adventures is the.
Antelope Slot Canyon In Arizona
We are a Navajo-owned and operated family tour business. We offer public and private tours through Northern Arizona's majestic backcountry and slot canyons.
Antelope Valley Canyon Tours has been in the touring business for a long time now. Touring is not just a job for us; it is a lifestyle.
We offer tours that can be enjoyed by hikers of every level, from easier tours like our Wind Pebble Canyon tour to a more advanced, demanding tour like Rams Head Canyon. Our tours are customized for your hiking experience, focused on your individual ability.
We offer a unique hiking experience for everyone, leaving you with amazing memories of a great adventure.
What Makes it Great
This gently carved Navajo sandstone has been shaped by wind and water to form a tight slot canyon. The shapes and curves are fairly unique and often recognizable in photographs. The canyon is approximately 660 feet long — relatively short compared to other Southwest slot canyons — and about 120 feet at its deepest. Zion Canyon, one of two dozen in Zion National Park in southern Utah, may be the most famous slot canyon in the Southwest, but the Upper Antelope may be the most photographed!
The hues of the sandstone are the richest in the early morning and late afternoon, although if you'd like to take in the canyon's famous beams of light, heading in starting around high noon is best — especially during the summer.
The canyon is quite unique, and if you don't mind the crowds and guided tours, it is a must. Additionally, the entrance and entire walkway are flat, making this trail hike accessible for all.
Antelope Slot Canyon Page Arizona
Who is Going to Love It
Rock and canyon lovers; photographers, both professional and amateur; anyone in awe of breathtaking rock and light beams; people who don't mind crowds.
- Antelope Canyon is the most photographed slot canyon in the world. It is located on Navajo land near Page, Arizona, and managed by Lake Powell Navajo Tribal.
- Antelope Canyon is located near Page on Navajo Nation land, just outside Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and close to AZ 98 a few miles east of town (at milepost 299).
- Other Canyon Experiences. Lower Antelope Canyon: This is a challenging entry but would be fun for those who are fit and adventurous. Cathedral Canyon: On the Chief Tsosie list of tours. It would be a route less traveled experience. Water Holes Canyon: Accessible through Slot Canyon Hummer Adventures. Slot Canyon Hummer Adventures is the.
Antelope Slot Canyon In Arizona
We are a Navajo-owned and operated family tour business. We offer public and private tours through Northern Arizona's majestic backcountry and slot canyons.
Antelope Valley Canyon Tours has been in the touring business for a long time now. Touring is not just a job for us; it is a lifestyle.
We offer tours that can be enjoyed by hikers of every level, from easier tours like our Wind Pebble Canyon tour to a more advanced, demanding tour like Rams Head Canyon. Our tours are customized for your hiking experience, focused on your individual ability.
We offer a unique hiking experience for everyone, leaving you with amazing memories of a great adventure.
What Makes it Great
This gently carved Navajo sandstone has been shaped by wind and water to form a tight slot canyon. The shapes and curves are fairly unique and often recognizable in photographs. The canyon is approximately 660 feet long — relatively short compared to other Southwest slot canyons — and about 120 feet at its deepest. Zion Canyon, one of two dozen in Zion National Park in southern Utah, may be the most famous slot canyon in the Southwest, but the Upper Antelope may be the most photographed!
The hues of the sandstone are the richest in the early morning and late afternoon, although if you'd like to take in the canyon's famous beams of light, heading in starting around high noon is best — especially during the summer.
The canyon is quite unique, and if you don't mind the crowds and guided tours, it is a must. Additionally, the entrance and entire walkway are flat, making this trail hike accessible for all.
Antelope Slot Canyon Page Arizona
Who is Going to Love It
Rock and canyon lovers; photographers, both professional and amateur; anyone in awe of breathtaking rock and light beams; people who don't mind crowds.
GPS Coordinates, Parking and Regulations
The Navajo Nation has restricted access to this slot canyon. You'll need to pay a fee and hire a guide to visit. Prices fluctuate but generally hover around the $40 mark; this does not include the $8 fee for admittance by the Navajo Parks & Recreation office. It's recommended to book in advance if you'd like to see the light beams, because these highly sought-after slots fill up quickly. Additionally, you can book tours at helpful guide services in Page, Lake Powell or at the entrance to Navajo Nation, east of Page.
Basic rules of casino blackjack. Spring to fall are ideal times to tour Upper Antelope Canyon. Utah visitors and residents remind us that summers and weekends can become incredibly busy. Due to the light changing with the seasons, the ideal time to see light beams will fluctuate, but a good gauge would be from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Dogs are not allowed in Upper Antelope Canyon.
Be sure to add this iconic canyon to your Utah trip itinerary!
