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Lower Antelope Canyon: Admission Ticket and Guided Tour
Packages
2026 Lower Antelope Canyon Admission Ticket (Ken's Tours)






- Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
- Children aged 4+ will be charged the same rate as adults
- Children aged 0-12 must be accompanied by a paying adult
- There is no luggage storage facility at the venue
- Not allowed: Pets, Smoking, Selfie sticks, Plastic bags, Tripods, Backpacks, Bags
- There is a 10-minute walk to the canyon entrance and there are stairs ranging from 3 ft to 25 ft in length, with handrails for stairs over 8 feet
- Due to the nature of the terrain, the guided walking tour requires guests to be able to move and climb moderately steep ladders with minimal assistance
- Be sure to check the weather in the destinations to make sure you have appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes
- Any decision to close Antelope Canyon due to weather comes from the Antelope Canyon operators and/or Navajo Parks and Recreation. The local partner/Klook has no control over these closures
- Please note: This tour is not suitable for pregnant women due to the remote location and limited emergency response access (approximately 45 minutes). The ride may also be uncomfortable
- Taking photos is not allowed while going up/down the stairs/ladders, and taking videos is prohibited inside the canyon. Please strictly follow the instructions of the local tour guide. Those who violate the rules may be asked to leave, and no refunds will be given
- This activity is not recommended for those with medical conditions (high blood pressure, epilepsy, etc.), pregnant women, or seniors
- Due to the nature of this activity, it is not recommended for persons with impaired physical mobility or those in wheelchairs
- Photography is allowed, but taking videos and photos for commercial purposes, as well as the live broadcasting of the show is strictly prohibited
- Flash photography is prohibited inside the venue
- This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Present your mobile voucher and your valid ID
- Make sure to arrive on time
- Please arrive 30-40 minutes before the selected time for check-in. Chosen timeslot is based on the local tour time
- Ken's Tours Lower Antelope Canyon
- Address: Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040, USA
- Please refer to the map for assistance
- Ken's Tours Lower Antelope Canyon
- Please refer to the map for assistance
- Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040, USA
2026 Lower Antelope Canyon Admission Ticket (Dixie's Tours)
Reviews
Highlights

Walk the famous wave-like canyon
Follow a Navajo guide through Lower Antelope Canyon's swirling red sandstone corridors carved by flash floods.

Chase the light beams
Time your visit for the dramatic shafts of sunlight that pierce the narrow slot canyon, a photographer's dream.

Authentic Navajo-guided tour
Choose Ken's Tours or Dixie's Tours for an expert-led 1-2 hour walk with local cultural insight.
Guide
- Lower Antelope Canyon ticket includes a guided tour with a Navajo guide
- Experience a photographer’s dream in one of the most stunning canyons
- Pre-book your reservation to secure access to this sought-after destination
- Discover the beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon through this unforgettable experience
Over the years, Lower Antelope Canyon has become a beloved destination for photographers, tourists, and visitors worldwide. The Navajo call it Hasdeztwazi, meaning “Spiral Rock Arches.” This stunning canyon has been shaped over millennia by the relentless forces of water and wind, sculpting the sandstone into mesmerizing forms and textures to behold. As you explore Lower Antelope Canyon, you’ll notice how the views change constantly with the sun's movement, casting soft light across the walls. The shifting angles of sunlight create a breathtaking interplay of color, light, and shadow. It's a paradise for photographers looking to unleash their creativity, while also offering a magical experience for all visitors eager to immerse themselves in this extraordinary landscape
FAQs
What is the difference between Lower Antelope Canyon and Upper Antelope Canyon?
Lower Antelope Canyon and Upper Antelope Canyon are both stunning slot canyons located within the Navajo Nation. However, Lower Antelope Canyon is typically less crowded and offers a slightly different experience with its narrow passageways and unique rock formations.
Are guided tours available for visiting Lower Antelope Canyon?
Yes, there are several tour companies that offer guided tours of Lower Antelope Canyon. These tours are led by knowledgeable guides who provide insights into the canyon's history, geology, and Navajo culture.
Is it necessary to wear good walking shoes when visiting Lower Antelope Canyon?
Yes, it is highly recommended to wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip when exploring Lower Antelope Canyon, as the terrain can be uneven and sandy in places.
Can I visit Lower Antelope Canyon as part of a tour to the Grand Canyon?
While Lower Antelope Canyon is not located directly within the Grand Canyon, many tour companies offer packages that include visits to both destinations, allowing you to experience the natural beauty of both sites in one trip.
Is Lower Antelope Canyon located within the Navajo Reservation?
Yes, Lower Antelope Canyon is situated within the Navajo Reservation, which is governed by the Navajo Nation.
Are there other slot canyons near Lower Antelope Canyon that I can explore?
Yes, nearby slot canyons include Upper Antelope Canyon, Mountain Sheep Canyon, and others, each offering its own unique beauty and geological features.
Are there other slot canyons near Lower Antelope Canyon that I can explore?
Yes, nearby slot canyons include Upper Antelope Canyon, Mountain Sheep Canyon, and others, each offering its own unique beauty and geological features.
Is Horseshoe Bend located near Lower Antelope Canyon?
Yes, Horseshoe Bend, a spectacular meander of the Colorado River, is located just a short drive away from Lower Antelope Canyon and is often included as part of tours to the area.
Can I visit Lake Powell while visiting Lower Antelope Canyon?
Yes, Lake Powell, a scenic reservoir known for its stunning red rock landscapes, is located nearby and can be visited as part of a trip to Lower Antelope Canyon.
Are there guided tours available within Navajo Park for exploring Lower Antelope Canyon?
Yes, there are guided tours available within Navajo Park that allow visitors to explore Lower Antelope Canyon while learning about its history and significance to the Navajo people.
Is it possible to visit Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon independently?
No, access to Antelope Canyon is regulated by Navajo Parks and Recreation, and only authorized tour companies are permitted to escort visitors to the canyon. The primary reasons for this requirement are safety and the prevention of vandalism. Since 1997, the canyon has been closed to public access. Therefore, individuals cannot explore it alone; they must be accompanied by an authorized tour company.
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Ken's Tours Lower Antelope Canyon

Guidebook
- Lower Antelope Canyon ticket includes a guided tour with a Navajo guide
- Experience a photographer’s dream in one of the most stunning canyons
- Pre-book your reservation to secure access to this sought-after destination
- Discover the beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon through this unforgettable experience
Over the years, Lower Antelope Canyon has become a beloved destination for photographers, tourists, and visitors worldwide. The Navajo call it Hasdeztwazi, meaning “Spiral Rock Arches.” This stunning canyon has been shaped over millennia by the relentless forces of water and wind, sculpting the sandstone into mesmerizing forms and textures to behold. As you explore Lower Antelope Canyon, you’ll notice how the views change constantly with the sun's movement, casting soft light across the walls. The shifting angles of sunlight create a breathtaking interplay of color, light, and shadow. It's a paradise for photographers looking to unleash their creativity, while also offering a magical experience for all visitors eager to immerse themselves in this extraordinary landscape
Highlights
Walk the famous wave-like canyon
Follow a Navajo guide through Lower Antelope Canyon's swirling red sandstone corridors carved by flash floods.

Chase the light beams
Time your visit for the dramatic shafts of sunlight that pierce the narrow slot canyon, a photographer's dream.

Authentic Navajo-guided tour
Choose Ken's Tours or Dixie's Tours for an expert-led 1-2 hour walk with local cultural insight.
