This dreamy sandstone canyon in northern Arizona is world famous and easy to tour. Here are the best times to go and how much it costs.

Lower Antelope Canyon has one-way traffic with visitors entering at one end and leaving at the other. Upper Antelope Canyon has two-way traffic so visitors can return to the tour vehicles.

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are accessible adventures for anyone of average physical ability. Toss in a visit to 710-foot-high Glen Canyon Dam , and you'll enjoy a variety of gasp-worthy ...

The best light in Lower Antelope Canyon is typically between 10 and 12. Despite the crowd and hubbub, it’s fun to try to find an angle or perspective that particularly appeals to you.

Antelope Canyon is actually divided into two sections — an Upper Antelope Canyon and a Lower Antelope Canyon. The Upper Antelope Canyon is the most famous and the easiest to access.

Lower Antelope Canyon is less expensive and more crowded, and tickets are roughly $50. It’s brighter, with more of an orange glow on the walls, because Lower Antelope is V-shaped.

It is so famous that even photos of it sell for millions of dollars. The slot canyon is known for the delicate sandstone curves and passages that have been sculpted by erosion and flash ...

At Lower Antelope Canyon, visitors queue up on top of the canyon to await their turn to walk down the steps and through the slot. More: Here are the best things to do at Lake Powell. (Yes, you can ...