Dixie's tour guides are more than happy to share their knowledge about the Navajo people and Antelope Canyon.' Reading between the lines it seems like Dixie, her mother, and her tour guides are not actually Navajo, just passionate about the culture - which seems borderline fetishizing. I was a little suspicious because the'About us' description for Dixie's lower canyon tours says: 'Dixie's mother's passion for the Navajo culture was passed on to her, and her tour company is a reflection of that same passion. One blog I read said they were, but I couldn't find any confirmation of this. It wasn't clear to me whether all the tours are Native-owned or not. One non-negotiable for us is working with a Native-owned tour company. For the Combination Package, we offer multiple combinations to help you plan your day. Bundles with Hyatt Place will include additional 14.16 state/room tax.

There will be a 6 processing fee per reservation. The 'adventure' of scrambling through the lower canyon sounds fun, though I have read that upper is more breathtaking - at the same time, a flat walk sounds kind of boring. Navajo Park Permit 8.00, Navajo Sales Tax 6, Page Sales Tax 9.9, 30 Lake Powell Pass. How crowded is either part of Antelope Canyon in the winter? I'm stumped about what tour to go with - upper, lower, or neither (my sister recently went to Antelope Canyon X and said it was great I also saw a tour available to Secret Antelope Canyon?).

I am planning a trip to the area in mid-February and would like to tour Antelope Canyon on our way between Zion and the Grand Canyon.

Ken's tours lower antelop canyon