Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon is a stunning natural wonder located in northern Arizona, known for its breathtaking slot canyons, vibrant colors, and unique rock formations. Here are the top 10 things to do when visiting Antelope Canyon:

Explore Upper Antelope Canyon, the most famous section, known for its narrow passageways and dramatic light beams that illuminate the canyon's orange-red walls.

Discover Lower Antelope Canyon, which is less crowded but equally stunning, with a more challenging hike and a series of narrow passageways, ladders, and spiral rock formations.

Join a photography tour to capture the canyon's unique light and shadow play. The best times are midday when sunlight beams into the canyon.

Visit Horseshoe Bend, a short drive from Antelope Canyon, this iconic viewpoint offers a breathtaking view of the Colorado River curving around a massive rock formation.

Take a guided tour, as all visits to Antelope Canyon are only accessible via guided tours. Choose a knowledgeable guide to learn about the geology, history, and culture of the area.

Explore the nearby Lake Powell by kayak or boat to enjoy the serene waters and the towering sandstone cliffs that surround the lake.

Visit Antelope Canyon X, a lesser-known and quieter alternative to Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons, offering similar beauty and fewer crowds.

Discover the Glen Canyon Dam, an engineering marvel that created Lake Powell. Take a tour to learn about its history and significance.

Hike to Rainbow Bridge National Monument, a sacred site for Native Americans. This natural bridge is one of the world’s largest and can be accessed by a boat ride and a short hike.

Spend an evening stargazing under the clear desert skies around Antelope Canyon, marveling at the Milky Way and countless stars above.