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Take the hassle out of your adventure! Forget about coordinating with multiple tour companies—now you can book everything with just one click. Dineh Tours handles your entrance to all these world-class destinations, saving you time and eliminating the stress of syncing different tours. Their ultra-clean van will pick you up right at your door, so you can relax and enjoy your experience, worry-free. The vans are equipped with a sound system, ensuring you hear your guide clearly, along with a television that highlights and educates you about the rich culture, history, and nature of the area. You can trust that your Navajo guide will be prompt, professional, knowledgeable, and entertaining. These tours are more than just visits to stunning sights—they are immersive experiences that introduce you to not only these breathtaking landscapes but also the vibrant ecosystem and the people who call this place home.

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Guided Lower Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour from Page, AZ

Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour Itinerary:

• Pick-Up: We’ll pick you up from select hotels within the city limits of Page, Arizona, 15-20 minutes before your tour starts.
• First Stop – Lower Antelope Canyon:
  Lower Antelope Canyon offers a MODERATE tour experience for guests. You will hike 1.1 miles (1,770.27 meters) from start to finish. Upon entering the canyon, you will descend 74 steps to reach the bottom. Once at the bottom, you’ll hike at a gradual incline toward the exit, which includes climbing ladders and small stairs in each chamber. You can search for “Lower Antelope Stairs & Ladders” online to see visuals of the steps and ladders (5 ladders and 2 small stairs toward the exit). Along the way, your Navajo tour guide will provide photo tips and share insights about the slot canyons, as well as cultural information about the Dineh people.
• Rest Stop:
  After the Lower Antelope Canyon, we’ll stop at a picnic area where you can use the restroom. Additional food and drinks are available for purchase at this location.
• Second Stop – Horseshoe Bend Overlook:
  The second part of the tour will take you to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. The path here is smooth and flat. You will hike less than half a mile (1.5 miles/1,770 meters roundtrip) to the picturesque overlook.
• Return to Hotel:
  Once the tour is complete, we will drop you off at your hotel or Airbnb.

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What Your Trip Includes:

• Complimentary bottled water and limited snacks provided throughout the day.
• Entrance to Lower and Upper Antelope Slot Canyon.
• Navajo Nation Permit fee and all additional fees included.
• Leave the Driving to Us:
  Sit back and relax. Let us handle the driving while you enjoy your Dineh Tours experience. We’ll pick you up and take care of all the planning.
• Native American Tour Guides:
  Friendly and knowledgeable Native American tour guides will share the rich history and culture of the area you’re exploring.
• Relax and Enjoy:
  We’ve done all the thinking and planning, so you can just relax and enjoy your time with us. So, what are you waiting for? Book your tour now!

Upper and Lower Antelope Slot Canyon Tours from Page, Arizona

Antelope Canyons Hiking Tour Itinerary:

• Pick-Up: We will pick you up from select hotels or Airbnb locations within the city limits of Page, Arizona, 15-20 minutes before your tour begins.
• First Stop – Lower Antelope Canyon:
  Lower Antelope Canyon is a MODERATE tour for guests. You will hike 1.1 miles (1,770.27 meters) from start to finish. Upon entering the canyon, you will descend 74 steps to the bottom. Once at the bottom, you will hike at a gradual incline toward the exit, navigating ladders and small stairs into each chamber of the canyon. You can search for “Lower Antelope Stairs & Ladders” online to get a visual of the steps and ladders (5 ladders and 2 small stairs toward the exit). Along the way, your Navajo tour guide will provide photo tips and share fascinating information about the slot canyons, as well as cultural insights about the Dineh people.
• Snack and Restroom Break:
  A snack and restroom break will be provided between destination stops.
• Second Stop – Upper Antelope Canyon:
  The second portion of the tour will take you to the Upper Antelope Canyon, which is an easy hike for guests. Transport to the entrance of the canyon is located 4 miles from the main highway. From the drop-off point, you will enjoy a 1-mile roundtrip hike (1,609 meters). Upon exiting the canyon, you will hike up and around the top of the canyon, followed by a descent of 150 steps down a staircase to return to the vehicle drop-off point. You will have a 1-hour tour, during which you’ll see the differences between Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons.
• Return to Hotel:
  Once the tour is complete, we will drop you off back at your hotel or Airbnb.

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What Your Trip Includes:

• Complimentary bottled water and limited snacks provided throughout the day.
• Entrance to both the Lower and Upper Antelope Slot Canyons.
• The Navajo Nation Permit fee and all additional fees are included.
• Leave the Driving to Us:
  Sit back and relax—let us handle the driving. We’ll pick you up and take care of all the planning for you.
• Native American Tour Guides:
  Friendly, knowledgeable Native American tour guides will share the history and culture of the area you’re exploring.
• Relax:
  We’ve done all the thinking and planning so you can simply enjoy your time with us. What are you waiting for? Book your tour now!

Lower Antelope Canyon & Upper Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend

Trifecta Hiking Tour Itinerary:

• Leave the Driving to Us
  Sit back and relax—let us take care of all the driving while you’re on vacation. We’ll pick you up and handle the rest, so you can fully enjoy your experience!
• Authentic Native American Tour Guides
  Our friendly and knowledgeable Native American tour guides will share the rich history and culture of the area you’re visiting, providing you with a deeper connection to the land.
• Relax
  Enjoy your time with us—there’s no need to stress. We’ve done all the thinking and planning, so you can focus on soaking in the beauty and wonder of the tour.

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Itinerary:

• Hotel/Airbnb Pickup:
  We’ll pick you up from your hotel or Airbnb 15-20 minutes before your tour departure, between 6:15 AM and 6:30 AM.
• Lower Antelope Canyon:
  Your tour begins with a visit to the Lower Antelope Canyon, known for its stunning colors and contrast within the canyon walls.
• Snack and Restroom Break:
  A break for snacks and restroom use will be provided between canyon stops.
• Upper Antelope Canyon:
  Next, we’ll head to the picturesque Upper Antelope Canyon, famous for the dramatic sunbeams and rays of light that shine through the canyon at midday.
• Horseshoe Bend:
  The final stop on the tour is Horseshoe Bend, a breathtaking natural formation.
• Hotel/Airbnb Drop-Off:
  At the end of the tour, we will drop you off back at your hotel or Airbnb.

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What Your Trip Includes:

• Snacks and Bottled Water:
  Complimentary bottled water and limited snacks provided throughout the day.
• Tickets and Fees:
  Entry into both the Lower and Upper Antelope Canyon hiking tours. The Navajo Nation permit fee is included in your ticket purchase at checkout.
• Lunch:
  Enjoy a lunch from Subway, included in your tour.

Essential Items to Bring on Your Upper Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour

Prepare for your Upper Antelope Canyon adventure by bringing these essential items:

1. Comfortable Hiking Shoes
   Wear closed-toe shoes with good grip for navigating uneven terrain and slippery surfaces.
2. Water Bottle
   Hydrate regularly in the desert heat. Bring plenty of water to stay refreshed during the hike.
3. Sunscreen
   Protect your skin by applying sunscreen with a high SPF before and during your tour.
4. Lightweight Layered Clothing
   Wear breathable, lightweight layers to stay comfortable as temperatures change. Thicker layers may be necessary during cooler months.
5. Camera or Smartphone
   The canyon offers unparalleled photo opportunities. Bring your camera or smartphone to capture the stunning views (be mindful of any restrictions on photography equipment).
6. Personal Identification
   Keep your ID handy, as you may need it for check-in or security purposes.
7. Snacks
   Bring small, energizing snacks like trail mix or granola bars to maintain your energy during the hike.
8. Cash or Card for Tips
   It’s customary to tip your guide, so bring cash or a card to show appreciation for their expertise.
9. Charged Phone
   Ensure your phone is fully charged in case of emergency or to snap more photos.

Bring these items to stay comfortable, safe, and fully prepared for your Upper Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour!

Upper vs. Lower Antelope Canyon: Key Differences

While both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons are stunning slot canyons located near Page, Arizona, they offer distinctly different experiences. Here’s a comparison of the two to help you decide which one best suits your adventure:

1. Location and Access

• Upper Antelope Canyon: Upper Antelope Canyon is an easier hike and often considered the more popular of the two.
• Lower Antelope Canyon: Situated a little further south of Upper Antelope, Lower Antelope Canyon is slightly less accessible. To explore it, visitors must navigate some stairs and ladders, making it a bit more physically demanding than Upper Antelope.

2. Difficulty of the Hike

• Upper Antelope Canyon: The hike through Upper Antelope Canyon is considered relatively easy. It’s mostly flat, and the narrow passageways allow for easy movement. It’s suitable for most visitors, including families and those with limited mobility.
• Lower Antelope Canyon: The hike through Lower Antelope Canyon requires more physical effort. Visitors must descend and ascend ladders to navigate the canyon, which can be more challenging, particularly for those with mobility issues. It also involves some more narrow, twisting passageways, making it slightly more adventurous.

3. Lighting and Photography

• Upper Antelope Canyon: Known for its dramatic light beams, Upper Antelope Canyon is the place to visit for those seeking that iconic, sunbeam-filled shot. These beams typically occur from late morning to early afternoon, when the sun is directly overhead. The narrow corridors and vibrant red-orange colors also make it a photographer’s paradise. This canyon is deeper and darker, which makes it more difficult to get a good photographic exposure if the light isn’t penetrating the depths of the canyon. Also, video is allowed on this tour whereas the Lower Antelope tour does not allow it which is a huge plus in favor of the Upper Canyon.
• Lower Antelope Canyon: While Lower Antelope Canyon doesn’t feature the famous light beams of Upper Antelope, it is still a fantastic location for photography. The light is more diffused, casting beautiful shadows and offering unique perspectives with its deeper and longer passageways. The canyon walls are not as tall so the sun permeates deeper into its contours which makes for more vibrant photos from top to bottom. This tour does not allow you to video while on the tour due to trademark issues.

4. Tour Experience

• Upper Antelope Canyon: More popular, therefore it is more crowded.
• Lower Antelope Canyon: Less crowded than Upper Antelope, visitors often find it to be a more serene and intimate experience.

5. Crowds

• Upper Antelope Canyon: Due to its fame and accessibility, Upper Antelope Canyon tends to be much more crowded. Expect larger groups, especially during peak tourist seasons, which can make the experience feel more commercial.
• Lower Antelope Canyon: While still popular, Lower Antelope Canyon tends to have fewer crowds, providing a quieter and less rushed experience. The narrower and more challenging terrain may also act as a natural deterrent for some visitors.

6. Price

• Upper Antelope Canyon: Tours of Upper Antelope Canyon are typically slightly more expensive due to its popularity and the need for specialized guides.
• Lower Antelope Canyon: Tours for Lower Antelope Canyon tend to be slightly more affordable, though prices can vary depending on the tour provider and season.

In Summary:

• Upper Antelope Canyon is perfect for those looking for an easier, more accessible experience, with dramatic light beams and iconic photography opportunities.
• Lower Antelope Canyon offers a more physically challenging adventure with fewer crowds and unique photography angles, making it ideal for those seeking a quieter, slightly more adventurous experience.

Ultimately, both canyons offer incredible beauty, and many visitors opt to see both for the full experience of Antelope Canyon’s splendor!