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Su excursión de un día comenzará mientras se dirige a la frontera norte de Arizona para explorar las formaciones de la parte baja de piedra arenisca del Cañón del Antílope y la Curva de la Herradura.

En el Cañón del Antílope, siga a su guía Navajo por una estrecha hendidura en la tierra, donde podrá ver el acantilado de piedra arenisca esculpida. La luz solar directa desde las alturas crea pozos de luz que pasan por el cañón, lo que lo hace aún más hermoso. Descienda escaleras a las profundidades del cañón para descubrir más de este sereno lugar y haga fotos con la ayuda de su guía sobre cómo utilizar la configuración correcta en la cámara para captar la luz y los mejores ángulos para hacer interesantes fotografías. El Cañón del Antílope es un paraíso para los amantes de la fotografía.

A continuación, se dirigirá a la Curva de la Herradura. Realice un trayecto de 1,2 km (0,75 millas) que le llevará a uno de los mejores miradores. En un punto no muy lejos corriente abajo de la presa del Cañón Glen, el río Colorado serpentea alrededor de un promontorio de roca, creando un circuito en forma de herradura que adoran visitantes y fotógrafos de todo el mundo. Mientras se aproxima al borde, disfrute de las maravillosas vistas.

Nota importante: caminará un total de 3,2 km (2 millas); se recomienda encarecidamente llevar calzado cómodo para caminar.

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Incluido

Todos los impuestos, tasas y gastos de procesamiento
Guía profesional
Almuerzo campestre en la presa del Cañón Glen
Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel (si se ha elegido esta opción)

No incluido

Propina

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en un plazo de 48 horas a partir de la fecha de reserva, siempre que haya disponibilidad
Sujeto a condiciones meteorológicas favorables. Si se cancela debido al mal tiempo, podrá elegir entre otra fecha y la devolución del importe total
Le recomendamos encarecidamente llevar calzado cómodo para caminar
La excursión comienza en Flagstaff; debe estar alojado en Flagstaff o desplazarse sus propios medios hasta allí para poder participar.
Tenga en cuenta que iremos a la parte superior o inferior del cañón del Antílope en función de las condiciones meteorológicas y de los participantes.

Características

Turismo

90%

Cultural

70%

Opiniones

4.9

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Kirke S

5 | 2018-10-29

Ryan, our driver and tour guide, was interesting and very knowledgeable. Loved his insights about native american history and life today. He was also vey informative about local geology and regional history. Highly recommend!!

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Joanne B

5 | 2018-06-12

There is a bit of wait at Antelope Canyon with the volume of tourists. But the astounding walk through the canyon was worth the wait. Our guide was very knowledgeable, he even assisted us on camera settings to capture the colors of the canyon. It would be best to listen to the guides and follow instructions to avoid unnecessary delays within the group and the groups behind you. The hike to Horshoe Bend is a bit strenuous, especially during summer. Our guide was very helpful and making sure we were well. The view was breathtaking quite literally!.

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Sheryl B

5 | 2018-04-20

The trip was amazing! Highly recommend fitting it into your trip! Our guide was great. He was a wealth of information and we enjoyed all of his stories. He was so nice and definitely well versed on the area. The sites were uniquely breathtaking! They are both places that should be on the bucket list!! The photos came out awesome! It was a long day but spaced out nicely with the stops. The lunch and snacks were good, too! :

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maureen.mcgovern24

5 | 2018-02-22

The tour was great! great tour guide with all the history! Started out with a 2 hour drive! Then did horsebend was great to see. Then went to the Glen canyon For lunch. Lunch was great! Ended with the Antelope Canyon! Was amazing to see! Stopped at a trading store on the way back to the hotel!

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Violeta V

5 | 2018-02-20

Absolutely MUST seen!!! Loved it!

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Sandy D

5 | 2018-01-18

Rob was an exceptional and knowledgeable tour guide. He also was a safe and cautious driver. The tour started off with a 3 hour drive to Page, AZ. Rob was giving us a history about the Navajo owned land. Very informative. When we got the upper canyon of the antelope, we waited for our permits. We then embarked on a truck with Nina, our tour guide. Make sure to bring a buff or handkerchief as you will need it for the 3 mile drive in the sand. Once we got to the antelope canyon, it was pretty crowded for December 30. Rob did state it is their busiest time of the year as tourists flock during the new year. Once we got in, Nina and the rest of the tour guides would give tips how to take pictures in the canyon. Very helpful as my pictures turned out pretty amazing. The whole experience was great, if only we got the sunlight, but we were told it only comes out during March-September. We headed back to the bus to have lunch at Glen Canyon Dam with sandwiches, pasta salad, chips, water and soda. You can walk the bridge less than a mile to get a view of the dam and Colorado river. Lastly, was the hike to Horseshoe bend. Bring good walking shoes as it is a hike, but doable. Its about a mile walk. The Horseshoe Bend was breathtaking. Again, it was crowded but you can still take great pictures minus the people in it. Rob drove us all back to our designated hotels and ended the trip on a great note.

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Terry W

5 | 2018-01-05

Really beautiful. The youg guide was a gem.

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