Antelope Canyon Ticketing
Slot Canyons, Lake Powell &
Hotels around Page, Arizona
Page, Arizona is a small desert town holding an outrageous hand: five photogenic slot canyons on Navajo land — including the two most famous on earth — the Colorado River's perfect Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell's drowned-canyon labyrinth, all within twenty minutes of a hotel bed. This guide books it properly: which Antelope Canyon is actually right for you (Upper's light beams, Lower's ladders, Canyon X's quiet, and the two sleepers), how the Navajo-guided tour system and its time-zone trap work, what the river and the low-running lake still offer, and the hotels — marina resort to Navajo sheep-camp glamping to the most famous luxury resort in the Southwest — that anchor the trip.
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Attractions & Tours
Top Antelope Canyon Experiences
Upper Antelope Canyon
The most photographed slot canyon on earth — the cathedral corridor where midday light beams drop through sandstone waves a hundred feet overhead. Navajo-guided only, flat walking, and booked out weeks ahead in beam season.
Lower Antelope Canyon
The connoisseur's Antelope — a V-slot you descend by steel ladders into a longer, twistier, often lovelier corridor than its famous sibling, at friendlier prices with lighter crowds. Many guides' quiet pick of the two.
Horseshoe Bend
The thousand-foot bend that broke the internet — the Colorado River's perfect green U carved into red rock, a three-quarter-mile walk from the car, and the mandatory bookend to any slot-canyon day. Pay to park, nothing to book.
Glen Canyon Float Trip
Raft the Colorado without the whitewater — a smooth-water float from the foot of Glen Canyon Dam through fifteen miles of thousand-foot canyon, directly beneath Horseshoe Bend, to historic Lees Ferry. Page's gentlest big adventure.
Grand Canyon South Rim Day Trip
The one canyon bigger than Page's reputation — the South Rim via the back door: US 89 to Cameron, the Desert View Watchtower first, then twenty-three miles of rim-edge overlooks to Grand Canyon Village. A long day, and the obvious one.
Lees Ferry and Lonely Dell Ranch
Mile zero of the Grand Canyon — the only place for hundreds of miles where you can drive down to the Colorado, with a pioneer ranch, a sunken steamboat, river trails and the launch beach where every Grand Canyon rafting trip begins.
Hotels
Where to Stay in Antelope Canyon
Lake Powell Resort
★★★★★
The only beds on the lake itself — Wahweap Marina's resort spreads along the shoreline with butte-view balconies, the boat-tour dock a stroll from your room, and sunrise over blue water and orange stone from the pillow.
Amangiri
★★★★★
The Southwest's most famous resort — Aman's concrete-and-stone sanctuary folded into six hundred acres of Utah slickrock, twenty-five minutes from Page, where the pool wraps a rock fin and the price buys engineered silence.
El Tovar Hotel
★★★★★
The grande dame of the Grand Canyon — a 1905 log-and-stone Harvey House a few steps from the South Rim, with a legendary dining room and sunrise over the abyss from the front porch. The overnight that turns a long day trip into a pilgrimage.
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