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The Lower Canyon is narrow, which may be hard for some. The hike is tough, but the walls and views are beautiful.
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Canyon X has an X-shaped top and looks like Upper and Lower Antelope, but fewer tourists visit it.
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Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon are on Navajo land in Page, Arizona, near Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell.
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You can only visit the canyons with a Navajo tour guide because they are protected and not open to the public.
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After meeting your tour group, you’ll take a 10-minute drive on a sandy road to reach the canyons.
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There are two tours: a scenic tour and a photography tour. The difference is price and time spent in the canyon.
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Tickets cost $60-$75 for Upper Antelope. Photography tours cost $125. Lower Antelope tickets start at $50.
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Lower Antelope Canyon has fewer visitors, so it’s less crowded. But both canyons have amazing views.
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Upper Antelope has more visitors and more light, making it better for photos. Lower Antelope is less busy.
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