Located on on Navajo land near Page, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon often referred to as a Photographer’s and sightseer’s paradise. It is usually divided into two sections one being the Upper Antelope Canyon also known as The Crack and the other being the Lower Antelope Canyon or The Corkscrew.
This slot canyon is one of the most visited one of the Southwest where tourist are permitted to make tour arranged by private tour companies. The upper canyon is the most preferred one which is visited because of the facts that its entire length along with the entrance requires no climbing and beams can be better observed here than the upper canyon. Beams are noticed mostly in the summer months- from March 20 to October 7 every year.
The lower canyon is accessible through a flight of stairs as it is V-shaped and shallower than the upper canyon. This canyons also draws numerous photographers despite its limitations.
This slot canyon is one of the most visited one of the Southwest where tourist are permitted to make tour arranged by private tour companies. The upper canyon is the most preferred one which is visited because of the facts that its entire length along with the entrance requires no climbing and beams can be better observed here than the upper canyon. Beams are noticed mostly in the summer months- from March 20 to October 7 every year.
The lower canyon is accessible through a flight of stairs as it is V-shaped and shallower than the upper canyon. This canyons also draws numerous photographers despite its limitations.
