It’s on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona, in the American Southwest. It is divided into two parts. Those parts are Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon, which are both scenic slot canyons.

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are accessible adventures for anyone of average physical ability. Toss in a visit to 710-foot-high Glen Canyon Dam, and you'll enjoy a variety of gasp-worthy ...

Arizona has no shortage of beautiful vistas, majestic scenery and bucketlist travel destinations. Perhaps one of the most magical places is Antelope Canyon, which is located in northern Arizona on the ...

Antelope Canyon is one of the major canyons among that number, and it is a beauty. The canyon walls are not as delicately formed as the ones in the Upper and Lower slot canyons, but they are immense ...

The world's most expensive photo depicts Arizona's Antelope Canyon, near Page on the Navajo Reservation. Landscape Photographer Peter Lik sold his print, titled "Phantom," for $6.5 million to a ...

Address & Phone: Highway 98 at Milepost 308, MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, United States | +1 928-660-8890 Tour Release Dates: January–June tours are released on December 1, and July–December ...

Wondering if and how to visit Antelope Canyon with kids? You’ve come to the right place! When our family spent a winter ...

Lower Antelope Canyon: Tours usually cost $50-$80 per person. As with Upper Antelope Canyon, this price covers the guide, transportation and possibly the Navajo Nation Parks fee.