A pretty good description of how American Indians in the area have felt about Antelope Canyon can be found on the Navajo Nation’s parks and recreation website. “To older Navajos, entering a ...

When: The sandstone canyons are available through tours year round, but they see far less traffic during the winter months. Traffic picks up in March when schools across the country are on spring ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Antelope Canyon attracts between 1 million and ... Send it to us here with a brief description.

Antelope Canyon, near Page, Arizona, is probably the most famous slot canyon in the world. Slot canyons form when rock is eroded periodically by water, usually in relatively dry areas such as deserts.

But for people who love and appreciate the magnificence of nature's handiwork, perhaps the town's best claim to fame is Antelope Canyon. A slot canyon located on Navajo land just a few miles east ...

In some ways, traversing the narrow passageways of Antelope Canyon — immersed in its color palate ranging from deep purple, red and cobalt blue to soft yellow, sherbet orange and pink and ...

Antelope Canyon might be the most visited and photographed ... the full PBS Digital Studios Earth Month playlist are in the description.

The Antelope Canyon tours also provide much-needed job ... Send it to us here with a brief description.

After examining all the data, it named Pamukkale, Turkey, the most "otherworldly" and "magical" place on Earth, and named Antelope Canyon in Arizona, the most magical in the United States.

You’ve no doubt seen the dazzling photos of Upper Antelope Canyon where shafts of sunlight descend from the heavens, lighting the towering, multihued walls that flow on either side like molten ...

The world's most expensive photo depicts Arizona's Antelope Canyon, near Page on the Navajo Reservation. Landscape Photographer Peter Lik sold his print, titled "Phantom," for $6.5 million to a ...

Navajo runner Harold Bennally grew up running through the soft sand, slick rock and slot canyons of Antelope Canyon in LeChee Rock, Ariz. “This was outside of my house,” Bennally said.