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Lower Antelope Canyon, Page

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Water and wind have carved Lower Antelope Canyon into and array of gentle shapes and colorful red sandstone textures. Rays of light pass through gapes above, creating a picturesque environment in the canyon. You can enter the passages using one of the staircases in the area and hike through these "spiral rocks arches," as the Navajo people call them. You will need a tour guide to hike into the canyon, which is a part of Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation Department. Be sure to take drinking water and wear comfortable shoes. You may want to carry your items in a backpack to make walking and climbing easier. Our Page trip itinerary builder app makes visiting Lower Antelope Canyon and other Page attractions simple, and helps you make a travel plan personal to you.
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  • Truly loved this location... our tour guide Jessica was fabulous, very informative, attentive... showed us the different shots as well as taking some of them for us... 
    Truly loved this location... our tour guide Jessica was fabulous, very informative, attentive... showed us the different shots as well as taking some of them for us...  more »
  • Absolutely amazing well worth the trip. Recommend Shun'Diin Canyon Tours if your planning to make a trip to see in person. 
    Absolutely amazing well worth the trip. Recommend Shun'Diin Canyon Tours if your planning to make a trip to see in person.  more »
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  • This was the highlight of our trip to Arizona. The views in the lower canyon were so stunning we were speechless countless times. The canyons are beautiful. The lower canyon has some steep steps and very narrow slots to squeeze through. It’s very cool and beautiful. Fortunately, because of Covid, they are limiting the number of people in a group and that can go down at any one time. It’s a little disjointed, but that’s on the tour company - not the canyon. The canyon was a surreal and unforgettable hike and I would urge anyone within 100 miles of Page to make it a priority. Photographers heaven. Make sure to change the camera to warm colours and just enjoy the spectacular scenery. One of the most Photograph places on earth. Our tour to the Lower Antelope Canyon was an experience to behold. The whole tour, from start to finish, was simply beautiful. The colors in the sandstone, with light, taken from various angles was awe inspiring.
  • Antelope Canyon is located in Navajo Nation, close to Page, Arizona. It can be visited by organized tours only. You need to book two separate tours to visit whole canyon. Lower and Upper. Lower Antelope canyon entry point is accessible by walk from couple of visitors centers by various tour operators authorized by Navajo Nation Parks. We payed $86 for tour. Words don't give enough justice to canyon beauty. We visited on end of December and it was really difficult to find available place. Navajo Nation is very serious with mask mandate. They don't kid when they say you will be expelled if you do not wear mask. We had a great guide, Candace. She was so great and helpful. She took best photos for us.

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