During the walk we stopped several times as the guide would describe different topics about the canyon, answer questions and allow us to take photos. The canyon is narrow and there is sufficient lighting entering from above the canyon to see your way around as you slowly walk through with your group. The view are absolutely stunning as it was difficult to put the camera down. We were the last group to enter the 1/4 mile canyon as you walk through the scenic wonderland. Once there, the guide gave us several tips and requirements such as staying together in our group as they allow 1 group at a time to enter the canyon. They divided the crowd into several groups, each traveling to the site via a van that held about 10 people. The price was $90, plus an $8.00 Navajo Park fee and other fees, totaling $97.50. They tell you in advance to arrive 1/2 hour before your tour. I purchased a ticket 2 weeks in advance and I was glad I did as there was only 1 ticket left for my 12pm tour on the week before Thanksgiving.

My tour began meeting at the Antelope Canyon Tours located at 22 So.

Lower antelope canyon dixie or ken