Lower Antelope Canyon Tours with Navajo Tours Direct
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable walking 1.1 miles over uneven terrain including stairs and ladders; moderate agility required.
Overview
Navigate the narrow sandstone corridors of Lower Antelope Canyon with Navajo Tours Direct. Experience prime morning light that turns the canyon walls into a natural art gallery.
Lower Antelope Canyon
Round Trip Transportation Included • Per Person (All Ages) • 2.5 hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through Lower Antelope Canyon during the Prime Time tour, where the sun's rays illuminate the stunning rock formations. With a knowledgeable guide, navigate the 1.1-mile hike filled with narrow passages and ladders, all while soaking in the breathtaking beauty of nature.
Duration: 2 hours
Tour Times:
MORNING TOUR 7:30am - 7:45am Pick-up time 9:15am PRIME TIME tour
About
The tour time we offer for Lower Antelope Canyon is what we call the Prime Time tour. Meaning it is the best time to be in the canyon, for the best lighting, dependent on Mother Nature. You will see the canyon glow as the sun starts to rise.
Brief description of tour##
We pick up our guests from the location provided by guest, we then head to your Lower Antelope Canyon tour. Your tour guide will check you in for your tour and wait for you while you enjoy your visit. When your tour has concluded we then make our way to a nearby scenic view. There, your tour guide will answer any questions and educate you on the area.
What to expect while visiting Lower Antelope Canyon
-Sandy and rocky walkway. -Cooler temperatures in canyon. -ABSOLUTELY NO BAGS ALLOWED. -NO tripods, NO monopods, NO GoPros, and NO selfie sticks. -There will be a knowledgable tour guide with you at all times. -The hike is approximately 1.1 miles long, 1800 meters -This tour is not recommended for people who have issues with enclosed spaces, the canyon does have narrow areas. -The tour starts by entering down 5 flights of stairs, a total of 82 steps. you will then exit the canyon at a incline with 8 separate ladders throughout the canyon.
Departure Location##
Our guests will provide us with their place of pick-up in Page, AZ, whether it be a Hotel/Motel, Air BNB or maybe even Wal Mart parking lot. All pick-up and drop-off details will then be sent via email in an itinerary a week before tour date.
Recommended items
- Sunscreen
- Wear suitable walking/hiking shoes,
- Closed-toed shoes are required
- A water bottle
- Warm clothing for winter months, temperatures are cooler in canyons
Items not allowed
- Tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks
- No firearms allowed on tours
- No bags of any sort
- No pets
Sit back and leave the driving to us, while you enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature.##
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy closed-toed shoes
The 1.1-mile trail includes uneven terrain, stairs, and ladders, so solid footwear is essential.
No bags or tripods allowed
To preserve the canyon’s delicate environment and maintain safety, all bags and professional camera gear are prohibited.
Bring sunscreen and water
Even though the canyon stays cooler, the Arizona sun can be intense outside the canyon walls.
Be prepared for narrow spaces
The hike involves several tight passages and ladders — not recommended for those uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Red-tailed hawks
History
Lower Antelope Canyon lies within the Navajo Nation, with deep cultural significance and stories passed through generations.
Conservation
Strict no-bag policies and guided tours help minimize environmental impact and preserve the fragile sandstone formations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Closed-toed hiking shoes
Protect your feet and provide traction on rocky and sandy paths.
Sunscreen
Shield exposed skin from strong desert sun during transfers and outside the canyon.
spring|summer|fall specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated in the arid environment; water is not provided on the trail.
Warm layers
Temperatures inside the canyon can be cooler, so dress in layers during colder months.
winter specific