TicketsWalk through Lower Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona, on a guided tour with a local Navajo guide. Watch light and shadow move across water-carved sandstone walls in one of the world's most famous slot canyons. 1 hour experience departing from Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040, USA.
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Over the years, Lower Antelope Canyon has become a favorite gathering place for photographers, travelers, and visitors from around the world. Located just southeast of the town of Page, Arizona, it's a natural slot canyon and one of the most visited canyons around. This Lower Antelope Canyon guided tour pairs your visit with a walk led by a local Navajo guide, giving you a rare, up-close look at its water-carved sandstone walls.
In Navajo, the canyon is called Hasdeztwazi, meaning "Spiral Rock Arches." It was formed over many thousands of years by flood erosion and powerful winds, which slowly carved and sculpted the sandstone into a striking mix of forms, textures, and shapes you'll see along the walk. Your guide helps you learn about the canyon as you go, so you get the most out of your visit.
No two moments inside the canyon look quite the same. As the sun moves across the sky, light filters softly down the stone walls and bounces back and forth within the narrow passage, creating a dazzling display of color, light, and shadow.
If you're a photographer, the right exposure lets you bring out the best of your creativity here. And if you're an aspiring photographer, or just here to look, it's a magical world to explore and immerse yourself in.
Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040, USA
With Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Without Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.
The full experience takes approximately 1.5 hours, which includes check-in and a 60-minute walking tour through the canyon.
Yes. The Navajo permit fee of $15 per person is included. The Lower Antelope Canyon entry ticket is also included if you select that option when booking.
The tour is led by a local Navajo guide, and it's conducted in English.
No. The layout of the canyon prevents wheelchair access, and wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and hiking sticks aren't allowed on the tour. Guests need to walk unassisted, including down several flights of narrow stairs.
Yes, it's a bit rigorous. The trail is fairly long, with low-hanging rocks, narrow passageways, narrow and steep ladders, and several staircases, all at an elevation above 4,000 feet. Pregnant guests and anyone who may not be able to complete the hike can't join. If you have knee, hip, or heart problems, or get short of breath easily, check with your physician first.
No. Bags of any kind aren't permitted on the tour, including backpacks, bum bags, hydration packs, luggage, and large bags.
You can take photos throughout the walking tour, and the canyon's shifting light makes it a favorite with photographers. However, video recording, flash photography, professional cameras, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, action cameras, and gyro-stabilizers aren't allowed.
Check the weather before your tour and dress for the conditions. Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes. High-heeled shoes aren't allowed.
Arrive 30 minutes before your tour time. Tours run at a specific date and time, and the canyon follows the same time zone as Page and Phoenix, Arizona.
Your initial receipt acknowledges a booking request, not a confirmed reservation. Final confirmation follows manual review by the ticket supplier; retain your private receipt link to check your status.
With Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Without Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.
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