Which Antelope Canyon tour is best upper or lower?

If you are looking for a fun experience and like the idea of exploring a narrow canyon, then Lower Antelope Canyon gets our vote. To avoid the worst of the crowds, visit this canyon early or later in the day, if you don’t mind missing out on the ideal lighting. For photographers I recommend Upper Antelope Canyon.

Is Lower Antelope Canyon difficult?

Lower Antelope Canyon is more of a hike than the stroll that people take at Upper Antelope Canyon, however it is still fairly easy. The pace is slow because of the other hikers and all the photo-taking. The most difficult portion is the initial descent into the canyon, by 5 flights of stairs.

Can you do both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon in one day?

You can choose to do both Lower and Antelope Canyon in one day, and even fit in Horseshoe Bend for a Page highlights tour. Aim to be at Upper Antelope Canyon for the sunbeams between 11am and 2pm. Visit Lower Antelope Canyon either first thing in the morning or late in the afternoon to accommodate both places.

Can you tour Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon?

Remember that the road to Upper Antelope Canyon is only accessible to tour guides, companies or people authorized by the Navajo. In the case of Lower Antelope Canyon, you will have to go directly to the canyon instead (Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040), unless the agency giving the tour provides you different directions.

Should you visit upper or Lower Antelope Canyon?

If you are debating between Lower vs Upper Antelope Canyon, however you are not up to any type of physical activity, then Upper Antelope Canyon might be a better choice. Upper Antelope Canyon is an easy and flat walk. However, you will be required to climb up and down several ladders, if you decide on visiting Lower Antelope Canyon.

How do you get to Antelope Canyon?

There are two main ways to get to Antelope Canyon: drive yourself or guided tour. Phoenix and Las Vegas are both popular starting points if you’re planning to drive yourself, Regardless of where your journey begins, to reach Antelope Canyon, you’ll drive as far as Page, AZ:

What is the admission to Antelope Canyon?

*As of January 4, 2018, the Lower Antelope Canyon entrance fee is $40, which is separate from the $8 Navajo permit that is paid in cash. The total is $48 however, do check the website of the tour companies to confirm their most current pricing. The Upper Antelope Canyon entrance fee is separate is a bit higher priced.

Where is Antelope Canyon in Utah?

Antelope Canyon is on the very Northern border of Arizona just before it becomes Utah. The canyon is located just South East of the town of Page.