We drove to what we thought was kens hut, paid our admission and got in the truck to what we thought was the lower antelope canyon. It was awesome, the colours are fantastic and we took so many photos. The guide was very patient. It is a very easy tour to do, the only problem was there were so many... More

Lower Antelope Canyon is just as beautiful as the Upper Antelope Canyon but a little longer tour and physically challenging but a lot of fun!!! I wanted to go back out the way we came in, the whole canyon tour is amazing! Afterwards we went to the Point Marina to eat and took a boat ride to the mouth of... More

The lower Antelope canyon has very different views The The lower antelope canyon view is very different than the upper canyon so it's worth doing both especially on the same day to save on the entrance fees. Entrance to the lower canyon is on the opposite side of the road from the upper canyon. But be prepared, it's a strenuous... More

I participated in the Lower Antelope Canyon tour with my husband and 13yr old son. A few things to consider if you are planning on visiting Lower Antelope Canyon: 1) Avoid unnecessary injury and wear proper footwear. There are several steep ladders to climb with open foot treads. I watched, and winced, as children in flip flops stumbled and tripped.... More

A photography friend recommended this option (vs. Upper Antelope Canyon tours) because they have a Photographer's Pass available, and Upper Antelope tends to be more crowded/popular, since it doesn't have some of the accessibility issues of Lower Antelope. To get the Photographer Pass, you *MUST* have an SLR camera and tripod with you at the ticket booth. Spouses/friends with you,... More

After reading many reviews, I decided to visit the Lower Antelope Canyon instead of the Upper one. Originally, I wanted to get the photographer's pass, but when I got there at 8:15am, all the the passes were issued. So if you want the pass, go EARLY and beat the crowd. I was very disappointed at not getting the pass, so... More

Ken's tour of Lower Antelope Canyon is the only way to see this site. It is truly amazing! If you are a serious photographer just let them know at the time you purchase your tour. If you have a SLR and a tripod you get a photographic pass. This allows you to be in the canyon longer and without a... More

We drove directly to the entrance of Lower Antelope Canyon where we paid $26 each for a guided walking tour. Ken's Tours is the only option if you want to see Lower Antelope Canyon. We had a nine year old with us and he enjoyed it as well. Kurt was our guide. He was a pleasure and had no problem... More

my husband got the photographers pass (turn up at the entrance with an expensive camera and tripod) for $26 and had an hour touring the canyon on his own. i did not go down with the kids as we had just done upper, but i now wish we had, as upper was so stressful, it sounds like lower is much... More