ken's tour lower antelope canyon reviews

Less than a 10 minute drive away is the breathtaking Horseshoe Bend. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helped us capture the best pictures. There are only 2 guided tours that do Lower Canyon and we went with Ken's Tours. It's not a difficult hike by any means regardless. The Lower Canyon is the opposite, but is a tad more difficult to hike through. The Upper Canyon is wider toward the bottom, which means the top is more squished together leaving less light for photos. If you are hoping to get great pictures then I highly recommend the Lower Canyon because there is more light. Hello fellow adventurers! I had the pleasure of visiting the Lower Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona this month and it was one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. From the reviews this is not typical, especially in the summer months when they are running as many tours as possible. Otherwise we had the Canyon to ourselves. We had one tour that bumped against us once and we passed 3 people on a Photography tour but that was it. In total we were on the tour maybe an hour to 90min. Once we emerged from the canyon, we tipped her then walked up about 500 yards to the parking lot. Overall she was very pleasant and I was very satisfied with her service. The guide took several pictures of our party and they turned out great. We had plenty of time to pose and take different pictures. As she walked us through, she stopped at specific locations that she knew were good picture locations or were different shapes (lion's head, woman with hair, etc). She provided some guidance on how to set our camera's, which really worked well with iPhones. The guide provided a bit of history (evidently Ken's grandma discovered the canyon) and then walked us through the canyon. We checked in about 9:40am then at 10am a Navajo woman waved her hand and said '10 am tour follow me.' They took our tickets and we walked maybe a 1/4 mile then down about 50 feet of stairs/ladders and we were in the Canyon. We drove from Zion directly to Antelope Canyon for a 10am tour.

e made our reservations in advance at $28pp. I recommend you make a reservation by calling Ken's tours in advance.

You can drive right to the site and sign up for a tour but you could end up waiting a while for the next available slots. For the lower canyon, take the road to north about 400 yards and you'll see the lower canyon tour site, with a big sign for Ken's.

The location right next to the highway, south of the highway is for the upper canyon. When you drive to the site, note the lower canyon is North of the highway. Ken's tours is the primary tour operator at the lower Antelope canyon.

Ken's tour lower antelope canyon reviews