Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Wild West Trip: Day 7 - Antelope Canyon
Carved over the ages from the forces of sandstone and water, the
fascinating slot canyons of Antelope Canyon in Northern Arizona are like nowhere
else in the world as any visitor or photographer who has seen will
confess.
Many visitors tour the Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon,
which are two separate canyons. Rising 120 feet above the sandy floor,
Upper Antelope Canyon is referred to by the Navajos as "the place where
water runs through rocks." Lower Antelope Canyon is referred to as
having "spiral rock arches."
We feature a unique tour
company that offers photography tours of both Antelope Canyons as well
as exclusive access to 3 slot canyons in the area that offer incredible
photo opportunities.
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Words come short in conveying what images fill the mind. Our five hour
tour gave us an upclose view of five canyons within Antelope Canyon,
three of the canyons can only be viewed through Adventurous Antelope
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