Explore the Beautiful Landscapes of Antelope Canyon

Few natural wonders are as intriguing as Antelope Canyon, a distinctive slot canyon in Northern Arizona located east of Page. It's a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike, thanks to its towering walls and wave-like structure formed by millions of years of erosion. This natural treasure requires guided excursions, and you must pick between Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. Lower Antelope Canyon is more open and colorful, whereas upper Antelope Canyon allows you to glimpse a solitary beam of sunshine coming down through the darkness.

Visit between late March and early October to watch the sun shining into Upper Antelope Canyon. During that time, you may see the light bounce off the walls, creating a rainbow of colors ranging from reds to purples.

Horseshoe Bend, located near Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, is another of Arizona's photogenic natural wonders. The 0.6-mile route from the parking lot to this famed cliffside vista is suitable for beginners. It concludes with breathtaking vistas of the Colorado River and the 1,000-foot-deep, 270-degree horseshoe bend. Pick up a paddle and SUP, kayak, or canoe around Horseshoe Bend along the Colorado River for a new perspective. Alternatively, adrenaline seekers can fly through the skies on a helicopter tour.

Address: Arizona, United States

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