Antelope Canyon, just outside Page, Arizona, is one of the most photographed slot canyons in the world — narrow, wave-like sandstone corridors carved by flash flooding over thousands of years, where shafts of sunlight beam down through the narrow openings above. It's a genuinely surreal place to stand.
Top Things to Do at Antelope Canyon
Upper Antelope Canyon is the more famous of the two sections, known for its dramatic light beams that appear around midday in the warmer months — access is by Navajo-guided tour only, and popular time slots book out weeks in advance. Lower Antelope Canyon is longer, narrower, and involves ladders and tighter passages, generally considered better for photography and less crowded than the Upper canyon.
Just a few minutes from the canyon, Horseshoe Bend is a dramatic overlook of the Colorado River curling around a massive sandstone bluff, easily combined with an Antelope Canyon tour into a single half-day trip. Page also sits on the shore of Lake Powell, one of the largest reservoirs in the country, if you have time to extend the visit.
What to Pack for Antelope Canyon
Canyon tours mean tight spaces, sandy ground, and intense high-desert sun while you wait for your tour slot. The VacationGrabs Leather Sling Bag is a smart choice since some tour operators restrict bag size inside the slot canyon, and the VacationGrabs Vintage Leather Backpack is great for the rest of a Page, Arizona day.
Book Antelope Canyon Tours and Experiences
Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon tours, Horseshoe Bend combo tours, and Lake Powell boat trips are among the best ways to experience the Page area. Browse Antelope Canyon tours and experiences below to plan your trip.
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