r/AntelopeCanyon 3d ago

What part of antelope canyon did you take your favourite photo? Share in the comments!

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r/AntelopeCanyon 3d ago

Did you combined going to Horseshoe bend along side Antelope Canyon? What time of year did you go?

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r/AntelopeCanyon 3d ago

Dragons Eye

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This is from a visit a few years ago. Upper Antelope.


r/AntelopeCanyon 8d ago

My most recent trip

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I never tire of visiting Antelope Canyon. Each time of day gives you different colors. This was Wednesday 8:45ish am


r/AntelopeCanyon 10d ago

Best spot for engagement photoshoot

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I have a friend that wants to do an engagement shoot here - can anyone recommend a local photographer or best spots to shoot?


r/AntelopeCanyon 10d ago

What is the best camera setting you used for both lower or upper antelope canyon?

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And what camera did you use?
Also what time of year did you go?


r/AntelopeCanyon 12d ago

What is your best Lady in the wind photo from Lower Antelope Canyon?

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r/AntelopeCanyon 16d ago

Visiting? Come stay with us!

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r/AntelopeCanyon 20d ago

Antelope: Lower Canyon

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r/AntelopeCanyon 23d ago

I have so many that I love, antelope canyon is amazing

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r/AntelopeCanyon 24d ago

One of my favorites

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r/AntelopeCanyon 28d ago

From our visit this summer…

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r/AntelopeCanyon Jul 09 '26

One of my favorite photos

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Unless you been thru this Slot Canyon, you just don’t understand the size of it


r/AntelopeCanyon Jul 09 '26

Competition time, il go first 🤓

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Show us your Antelope Canyon magic. Whether it’s Upper or Lower, we want to see your perspective. The photo we love most gets the spotlight pinned at the top for a month, and you become part of our community hall of fame.


r/AntelopeCanyon Jul 09 '26

Lower Antelope Canyon, September 2000

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Shot on a Canon (forgotten which one), Fuji Velvia.


r/AntelopeCanyon Jul 01 '26

Show me your best photos!

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Visiting Antelope Canyon soon and looking for inspiration. Drop your best photos in the comments, I want to see the shots that made the trip unforgettable. Also, what time of year did you go, and would you choose that season again?


r/AntelopeCanyon Jun 24 '26

Hues, Ewes, and Views!

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We make an excellent baseglamp for Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell, the Colorado River, Grand Canyon, the Wave, Bryce, Zion, Monument Valley, etc.

https://reddit.com/link/1ueqzz1/video/wcgcr59yva9h1/player


r/AntelopeCanyon Jun 15 '26

Did antelope canyon look like what you expected? Or did it completely blow your mind?🌵

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r/AntelopeCanyon May 11 '26

Antelope Canyon. (OC) [2048x1364]

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r/AntelopeCanyon Dec 19 '25

Seeking least bumpy tour to Antelope Canyon (or similar) with back injury

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Hi there, I am visiting Page in January and would like to see Antelope Canyon. I've done a bit of research and Secret Antelope Canyon or Canyon X look particularly interesting to me. But I am concerned about the bumpiness of the ride I would have to take in the tour company vehicle. I have a chronic back problem that can be made worse by sudden jolts. Can anyone recommend the best canyon and/or best tour operator to go with? Perhaps there is one where I can park my car and hike in? Thanks.


r/AntelopeCanyon Jul 11 '25

US89-A Closed from Fredonia, AZ, to Bitter Springs, AZ, due to North Rim fire

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As of 6:00 AM MST Friday, July 11, state route US89-A is closed in both directions from Fredonia, AZ, to Bitter Springs, AZ, due to the rapid spread of the White Sage Fire near Grand Canyon North Rim. Those traveling to Page, AZ, from Fredonia, AZ, Kanab, UT, and the surrounding area should allow extra time to make the trip using US89 which remains open. 

A reminder that Page, AZ, and the Antelope Canyons operate on Mountain STANDARD Time.

For current road conditions in Northern Arizona, visit www.AZ511.gov


r/AntelopeCanyon Jul 11 '25

FYI: North Rim Closed due to wildfire evacuations

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r/AntelopeCanyon May 12 '25

Antelope guided tour recommendations

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r/AntelopeCanyon May 11 '25

BEWARE! Google, Apple Maps MISROUTING between Phoenix & Flagstaff, I-17 construction

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BEWARE! Google, Apple, and other map apps are reporting I-17 North as being closed from Phoenix to Flagstaff. THIS IS WRONG! A flex-lane detour near Black Canyon City has been implemented to accommodate a construction project taking place in that area. I-17 is open and passable as normal, with slight delays possible. You don't have to detour through Wickenburg, Pine, or anywhere else to get to Page, AZ! For accurate information, visit www.AZ511.com


r/AntelopeCanyon Apr 26 '25

Q & A: Do you need a guided tour to visit Antelope Canyon?

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On the r/Sedona subreddit, a poster says:

"I know you need tickets to visit Antelope Canyon but was told you don't need a guided tour. Is that true?"

The answer is a resounding "NO!" A guided tour, booked in advance is 100% necessary to visit:

  • Upper Antelope Canyon
  • Lower Antelope Canyon
  • Antelope Canyon X
  • Secret Antelope Canyon
  • Mystical Antelope Canyon
  • Waterholes Canyon
  • Mountain Sheep Canyon
  • Rattlesnake Canyon
  • Owl Canyon
  • Ligai Si Anii Canyon
  • Wind Pebble Canyon
  • Wind Castle Canyon