This is an excellent, less expensive 1.5 hour tour guided by knowledgeable Navajo personnel, who will explain the history of the Navajo with this site, the geological history, and point out favored spots for photography. Although there is shuttle service from the parking lot to the site and back, be aware the ride is rather rough on this dirt road. Walking unassisted is required, although cain use is possible. This is approximately 1 mile of trail terrain, up and down slopes with uneven and some rocky area. No facilities or water stations once you depart the parking lot, so be well hydrated and use the facilities prior to boarding the shuttle. Note: cameras with no flash are allowed. However, no backpacks, purses, or other containers are allowed into the sites or on the shuttles. An excellent trek for healthy persons and children at least 5 years old who are accustomed to walking uneven terrain for at least an hour and can follow verbal instruction.

It was Amazing! We were amused with the formation of sands and how it came out so beautiful on pictures. We so love Antelope and Arizona! Our tour guide, Ms. Arlee did a great job! She was very informative and her sense of humor added on delivering a good customer experience. We will surely be back and hopefully to be guided by Ms. Arlee again :)

This app made it easy to locate the meeting point. Remember that it is the same time zone as Page, AZ. Google Maps could confuse you by saying it is an hour ahead! This is the best tour option because it is far cheaper than the North and South Canyon tours and you get to see portions of both. The canyon walls are incredibly smooth to the touch and different shades of orange. The sand at the bottom is soft and cool. The guide did not volunteer much information but did answer any questions when asked. Don't have to worry about getting swept in a flash flood as they are very strict with safety measures. That includes wearing masks while within the narrow slot canyons. I would combine this tour with visiting the Grand Canyon South Rim, which is 2 hours away with majestic views along the way. Not worth a 5 hour drive from Phoenix just to see Antelope canyon by itself. The photos make it look more spectacular than in person. But definitely worth $65 to check off that bucket list!