Antelope Canyon

Located near Page, Arizona—about two and a half hours from the Grand Canyon—Antelope Canyon is a world-renowned slot canyon on Navajo Nation land. Carved by flash flooding, its swirling red sandstone walls create a mesmerizing landscape for travelers. The canyon consists of Upper and Lower sections, both accessible strictly via licensed guided tours.

Expert notes

• Book your tour in advance, especially during peak season.
• Wear sturdy shoes as the terrain can be uneven and sandy.
• Bring a camera to capture the stunning visuals, but check tour rules first.
• Stay with your guide at all times for safety.
• Be prepared for a short walk to the canyon entrance from the parking area.
• Consider visiting both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon for different experiences.
• Check the weather conditions before visiting, as flash floods can occur.
• If you're interested in photography, inquire about specific photography tours.
• Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time.
• Respect the natural environment and follow all guidelines provided by your guide.

Features

• Accessible learning for all ages
• Educational tours offered
• Group tours available
• Guided tours available
• Navajo cultural insights
• Parking available
• Photography opportunities
• Restroom facilities at the entrance
• Safety measures in place
• Scenic views
• Souvenir shops nearby
• Stunning natural formations
• Unique light beam experiences
• Visitor information center
• Well-maintained paths

Special occasion reservations

• Reservations are required for all visits.
• Visit the official website of the tour companies for booking.
• Select your preferred time and date for the tour.