Lower Antelope Canyon Ticket — Guided Slot Canyon Photo Walk in Page, AZ
A guided walk through Lower Antelope Canyon reveals narrow sandstone corridors, laddered steps, and dramatic slashes of light — a compact but intense photographic experience on Navajo Nation land. Plan for a 90-minute visit, strict check-in, and limited gear allowances.
The Experience
Before You Go
Arrive Early to Check In
You must be at the box office at least 45 minutes before your slot; late arrivals risk no refund and may miss entry.
Leave Big Bags Behind
Backpacks and large bags are not allowed in the canyon — bring a small daypack or nothing at all to speed security checks.
Hydrate Beforehand
There are no stores in the immediate area; drink water before check-in and carry a small bottle if permitted.
No Tripods or Drones
Tripods, selfie sticks, GoPros and drones are prohibited—plan handheld camera settings for lower light.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Walk the short overlooks outside the box office for broad views of the sandstone flats and Colorado River beyond.
- •Nearby Horseshoe Bend viewpoint offers sweeping river turns 10 minutes from Page — visit separate from canyon tickets.
Wildlife
- •Desert cottontail rabbits
- •Ravens that circle the canyon rim
Conservation Note
Visitor limits and permit fees are used to reduce wear on fragile sandstone and to fund Navajo Nation management; follow all rules to minimize impact.
Lower Antelope sits on Navajo Nation land; the canyons have been part of Navajo stories and stewardship long before they became tourist attractions.
Photographer's Notes
- • Narrow V-turns inside the lower corridor where light slashes walls
- • Top of the ladders for looking back down the canyon
- • Exterior overlooks near the box office for desert vistas
What to Bring
Sturdy closed-toe shoesEssential
Grip and ankle support help on sand, stone steps and short ladders inside the canyon.
Small reusable water bottleEssential
Bring a compact bottle to stay hydrated; there are no sales inside the canyon.
Wide-angle lens or wide-angle smartphone
Slot canyons favor wide fields of view to capture curving walls and shafts of light.
Lightweight sun hat and sunscreen
Protect yourself between the parking area and check-in; the desert sun is strong even in shoulder seasons.
Common Questions
How long is the walk inside Lower Antelope Canyon?
Expect roughly 30–45 minutes inside the canyon covering about 0.5 miles on uneven footing with stairs and ladders.
Are tripods or selfie sticks allowed?
No — tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, GoPros and drones are prohibited to protect the canyon and keep traffic moving.
What should I wear?
Closed-toe shoes with good traction, breathable layers, and a hat are recommended; avoid loose skirts or flowing clothing that can catch on rock.
Can I bring a backpack or large bag?
No — backpacks and large bags are not allowed. Bring only a small bag or essentials in pockets to speed security checks.
Are there accessibility accommodations?
Lower Antelope has stairs and narrow passages and is not fully wheelchair accessible; it’s not recommended for those who cannot ascend/descend walkways and stairs.
What is the cancellation or refund policy?
All sales are final; there is no refund for late arrivals, though tours may be canceled for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
1.5 hours
Location
Page, Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels but requires ability to climb stairs and navigate narrow passages for roughly half a mile.
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