Antelope Canyon
Experience the magic of Antelope Canyon, where light and shadow create enchanting vistas. Take an Airplane Tour of Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend to witness this natural wonder from the sky.-
Walk through narrow, wave-like walls while learning about the canyon’s stunning geological history.
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Discover the mesmerizing beauty of the canyon's vibrant colors, formed by the shifting sunlight and shadows that change with each step, offering endless photographic opportunities.
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Expert tips on the best photo spots ensure you capture the famous light and shadow contrasts that make Antelope Canyon a must-see for photographers worldwide.
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Enjoy a variety of options suited to your interests—explore Upper Canyon’s iconic light beams, Lower Canyon’s adventurous paths, or the quieter serenity of Canyon X.
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Fun fact: Antelope Canyon was formed by flash floods carving through Navajo sandstone over millions of years.
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Walk through narrow, wave-like walls while learning about the canyon’s stunning geological history.
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Discover the mesmerizing beauty of the canyon's vibrant colors, formed by the shifting sunlight and shadows that change with each step, offering endless photographic opportunities.
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Expert tips on the best photo spots ensure you capture the famous light and shadow contrasts that make Antelope Canyon a must-see for photographers worldwide.
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Enjoy a variety of options suited to your interests—explore Upper Canyon’s iconic light beams, Lower Canyon’s adventurous paths, or the quieter serenity of Canyon X.
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Fun fact: Antelope Canyon was formed by flash floods carving through Navajo sandstone over millions of years.
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Navigate the winding corridors of the canyon, admiring the wave-like sandstone formations sculpted by natural forces.
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Gain insights into the canyon's geology and cultural significance from expert Navajo guides who enrich your visit with their knowledge.
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Discover iconic features like "The Corkscrew" and "The Angel's Window," perfect for capturing stunning photographs.
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Want to explore further? Upgrade your experience with a stunning Lower Antelope Canyon day trip departing from Las Vegas!
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Fun fact: Lower Antelope Canyon is also known as "Hasdestwazi," which means "spiral rock arches" in the Navajo language.
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Navigate the winding corridors of the canyon, admiring the wave-like sandstone formations sculpted by natural forces.
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Gain insights into the canyon's geology and cultural significance from expert Navajo guides who enrich your visit with their knowledge.
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Discover iconic features like "The Corkscrew" and "The Angel's Window," perfect for capturing stunning photographs.
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Want to explore further? Upgrade your experience with a stunning Lower Antelope Canyon day trip departing from Las Vegas!
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Fun fact: Lower Antelope Canyon is also known as "Hasdestwazi," which means "spiral rock arches" in the Navajo language.
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Join a guided tour with Navajo experts who’ll explain how the canyon was formed and its role in Navajo culture.
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Wander through the canyon’s narrow passages as you learn how nature shaped these formations over thousands of years.
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If you're in Las Vegas, you can upgrade your experience with a day trip to the canyon!
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Fun fact: The canyon is known as "Tsé bighánílíní" in Navajo, which translates to "the place where water runs through rocks."
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Join a guided tour with Navajo experts who’ll explain how the canyon was formed and its role in Navajo culture.
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Wander through the canyon’s narrow passages as you learn how nature shaped these formations over thousands of years.
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If you're in Las Vegas, you can upgrade your experience with a day trip to the canyon!
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Fun fact: The canyon is known as "Tsé bighánílíní" in Navajo, which translates to "the place where water runs through rocks."
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Discover the quieter, less-crowded Antelope Canyon X with stunning sandstone formations and mesmerizing light displays.
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Learn about the canyon’s geological history from expert guides who share fascinating insights into how nature sculpted this breathtaking wonder.
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Experience the vibrant color shifts in the canyon walls, from soft oranges to deep reds, as sunlight dances through narrow crevices.
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Opt for more adventure by choosing a breathtaking canyon day tour from Las Vegas.
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Fun fact: Antelope Canyon X was named for its "X" shape when viewed from above.
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Discover the quieter, less-crowded Antelope Canyon X with stunning sandstone formations and mesmerizing light displays.
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Learn about the canyon’s geological history from expert guides who share fascinating insights into how nature sculpted this breathtaking wonder.
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Experience the vibrant color shifts in the canyon walls, from soft oranges to deep reds, as sunlight dances through narrow crevices.
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Opt for more adventure by choosing a breathtaking canyon day tour from Las Vegas.
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Fun fact: Antelope Canyon X was named for its "X" shape when viewed from above.
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Enjoy a full-day trip from Las Vegas with convenient hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transfer, and a knowledgeable guide ensuring a seamless and informative adventure.
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Access the stunning Horseshoe Bend for panoramic views of the Colorado River’s dramatic curve, providing a breathtaking photo opportunity and a memorable highlight of your journey.
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Savor a delicious deli-style turkey sandwich, and benefit from insightful commentary from your guide on the natural wonders you’ll explore.
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Fun fact: Horseshoe Bend was once a part of the Colorado River’s original meandering path, which eventually carved out its iconic shape over millions of years.
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Enjoy a full-day trip from Las Vegas with convenient hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transfer, and a knowledgeable guide ensuring a seamless and informative adventure.
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Access the stunning Horseshoe Bend for panoramic views of the Colorado River’s dramatic curve, providing a breathtaking photo opportunity and a memorable highlight of your journey.
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Savor a delicious deli-style turkey sandwich, and benefit from insightful commentary from your guide on the natural wonders you’ll explore.
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Fun fact: Horseshoe Bend was once a part of the Colorado River’s original meandering path, which eventually carved out its iconic shape over millions of years.
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Enjoy panoramic aerial views of iconic sites like Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, and Glen Canyon, offering a rare perspective from the sky.
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Stand at the edge of Horseshoe Bend, marveling at the sweeping 270-degree curve of the Colorado River—an unforgettable view you’ll want to capture.
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Walk through the winding, narrow pathways of Antelope Canyon, where sunlight dances on the smooth sandstone walls, creating a photographer’s dream.
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Get insider knowledge about the area's geology and history from a Navajo guide, adding depth to the visual splendor of your canyon experience.
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Fun fact: Horseshoe Bend was once submerged underwater millions of years ago when the Colorado River flowed higher.
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Enjoy panoramic aerial views of iconic sites like Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, and Glen Canyon, offering a rare perspective from the sky.
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Stand at the edge of Horseshoe Bend, marveling at the sweeping 270-degree curve of the Colorado River—an unforgettable view you’ll want to capture.
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Walk through the winding, narrow pathways of Antelope Canyon, where sunlight dances on the smooth sandstone walls, creating a photographer’s dream.
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Get insider knowledge about the area's geology and history from a Navajo guide, adding depth to the visual splendor of your canyon experience.
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Fun fact: Horseshoe Bend was once submerged underwater millions of years ago when the Colorado River flowed higher.
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Skip the crowds at the overlook and take in the breathtaking curve of the Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend, complemented by panoramic views of the iconic red rock landscapes.
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Aerial views of Lake Powell’s clear blue waters and the impressive Glen Canyon Dam enhance your experience, all from the comfort of a smooth helicopter ride.
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The helicopter features large windows, providing unobstructed views of Arizona’s stunning desert scenery, perfect for capturing unforgettable photos throughout your journey.
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Fun fact: Lake Powell is one of the largest man-made reservoirs in the United States.
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Skip the crowds at the overlook and take in the breathtaking curve of the Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend, complemented by panoramic views of the iconic red rock landscapes.
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Aerial views of Lake Powell’s clear blue waters and the impressive Glen Canyon Dam enhance your experience, all from the comfort of a smooth helicopter ride.
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The helicopter features large windows, providing unobstructed views of Arizona’s stunning desert scenery, perfect for capturing unforgettable photos throughout your journey.
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Fun fact: Lake Powell is one of the largest man-made reservoirs in the United States.
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Enjoy round-trip transportation from Las Vegas to Arizona, with a knowledgeable guide and a delicious box lunch, ensuring a comfortable adventure for all explorers.
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Explore Upper Antelope Canyon with a guide who shares its history and cultural significance. Marvel at stunning light beams and vibrant rock formations.
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Horseshoe Bend offers breathtaking views of the Colorado River as it curves dramatically through striking red sandstone cliffs.
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The journey features scenic views through the Virgin River Gorge, passing Mesquite, Nevada, and St. George, Utah, before crossing Glen Canyon Dam with sights of Lake Powell.
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Fun fact: Upper Antelope Canyon is known as “The Crack” for its narrow corridors, offering an enchanting exploration of the American Southwest.
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Enjoy round-trip transportation from Las Vegas to Arizona, with a knowledgeable guide and a delicious box lunch, ensuring a comfortable adventure for all explorers.
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Explore Upper Antelope Canyon with a guide who shares its history and cultural significance. Marvel at stunning light beams and vibrant rock formations.
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Horseshoe Bend offers breathtaking views of the Colorado River as it curves dramatically through striking red sandstone cliffs.
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The journey features scenic views through the Virgin River Gorge, passing Mesquite, Nevada, and St. George, Utah, before crossing Glen Canyon Dam with sights of Lake Powell.
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Fun fact: Upper Antelope Canyon is known as “The Crack” for its narrow corridors, offering an enchanting exploration of the American Southwest.
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Wander through the captivating slot formations of Antelope Canyon X, where light beams create a kaleidoscope of colors against the rock walls.
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Capture panoramic photos of the stunning Horseshoe Bend, a dramatic meander in the Colorado River that offers some of the most picturesque views in the Southwest.
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Experience fewer crowds compared to other canyons, allowing for a more peaceful and personal exploration of the stunning landscapes.
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Fun fact: The canyon walls of Antelope Canyon X are composed of Navajo sandstone, which gives them their rich, red hue.
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Wander through the captivating slot formations of Antelope Canyon X, where light beams create a kaleidoscope of colors against the rock walls.
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Capture panoramic photos of the stunning Horseshoe Bend, a dramatic meander in the Colorado River that offers some of the most picturesque views in the Southwest.
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Experience fewer crowds compared to other canyons, allowing for a more peaceful and personal exploration of the stunning landscapes.
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Fun fact: The canyon walls of Antelope Canyon X are composed of Navajo sandstone, which gives them their rich, red hue.
Pro tips to help you make a pick
The canyon floor gets quite dusty, so make sure to carry a mask or some form of face covering with you.
It can get quite hot, and even in the winter the weather is still arid, so carry a small reusable water bottle and wear breathable clothing. Wear sturdy shoes for added comfort during your tour.
Avoid touching the walls of the canyon to preserve its natural beauty and prevent causing damage.
There are no restrooms at the canyon. They are only available at the tour guide's office, so make sure you make use of it before you begin your journey.
There may be limited or no cell service once you’re inside the canyon, so prepare accordingly.
Keep some cash with you to tip the guide once you are done with your tour as a sign of good faith and courtesy.
Tours can sell out quickly, especially during summer, so make sure you book at least a few weeks in advance.
Reach the entrance at least 30 minutes before your tour time so that you have ample time to find parking, listen to the safety instructions, and prepare for the tour.
About Antelope Canyon Tours
Antelope Canyon’s natural beauty is unmatched, with vivid hues and intricate textures brought to life as sunlight filters through its sandstone walls. Explore its different sections: the more accessible Upper Antelope Canyon with its natural light show, the adventurous paths of Lower Canyon, and the peaceful charm of Canyon X. Listen to the folklore and history of the Canyon told by the Navajo guide and experience one of the most photographed natural places in the world!
The Upper Antelope Canyon is also called “The Crack,” and the Navajo name for it is Tse' bighanilini, which means "the place where water runs through rocks".
The Navajo name for Lower Antelope Canyon is Hasdestwazi, which means "spiral rock arches", but it is more commonly known as “The Corkscrew”.
The intricate formations of the slot canyon were created by flash floods and wind erosion over millions of years, making Antelope Canyon a geological wonder. Its sandstone walls are prehistoric in age, about 190 million years old.
Due to the delicate nature of sandstone and the Antelope Canyon being a sacred site to the Navajo people, it’s only possible to visit the canyon with a Navajo guide. In fact, the canyon only officially became open to the general public for tours in the 1990s.
Antelope Canyon is one of the most photographed slot canyons in the world, with its sunbeams appearing in countless award-winning images.
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Plan your visit
Upper Antelope Canyon
Address: 22 S Lake Powell Blvd, DamPlaza, Page, AZ, 86040, United States | Find on Maps (Starting point)
Lower Antelope Canyon
Address: Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps (Starting point)
Antelope Canyon X
Address: MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, United States| Find on Maps (Starting point)
All Navajo guides are CPR-certified and carry a first-aid tool kit with them while they take you on your tour.
There is parking available near the entrances of Upper, Lower, and Antelope Canyon X.