If your little one is eating solids, bring a few snacks as well. We filled ours with a few bottles of water, a couple of little toys for Brody to hold, and all of our camera equipment. If you have Toddlers, it may be difficult for them to get down into the Canyon on the ladders, Upper Antelope Canyon may be a better option.

We kept him in the Solly Wrap for about half of the hike then carried him the rest of the way because he started to get a little fussy. Bringing Brody with us was no problem.Some times of day are better for lighting than others, so be sure to make a reservation a week or two in advance. Crowds: The canyon does get very crowded.Cost $28/Per Person, Children under 3 are free.We used Ken's Tours and had a great experience! All of the tour guides were helpful with camera settings and pointing out neat facts about the canyon.We popped up through the tiny slot in the picture above, back onto ground level with no hint at the magic waiting below. But at a mere 100 yards in length, Upper Antelope Canyon represents only a small fraction of this complex, multi-faceted geological curiosity.Coming out of the canyon was one of the most impressive parts. Formed over aeons by churning flash flood waters and fine grains of sand buffeted by gale force winds, the interior of Upper Antelope Canyon is a kaleidoscope of subtle earth tones, constantly changing in depth and intensity as the sun moves overhead. After a 2-mile trip down a remote dirt road, you arrive at the mouth of Upper Antelope Canyon.Īs you walk into the chambers of this world-famous slot canyon, you leave behind the noise and heat of the man-made world, and enter the cool, surreal confines of a masterpiece of nature. Aboard super-comfortable luxury touring vehicles, specially modified to handle off-road trekking, you’ll travel down the edge of Manson Mesa to the Navajo Indian Reservation. Your day of discovery gets off and rolling from Chief Tsosie’s Antelope Slot Canyon Tours in downtown Page, AZ.

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