Made it just in time for the sunset, and the view was absolutely stunning. The rate is just $10 for a car. You take a 10 minute walk down a dirt trail until you reach this sprawling canyon with a calm river flowing through. There are quite a few crowds year round, but it’s easy to find a spot of your own on the edge of the canyon to admire the view. I don’t think you need to spend more than an hour here, as the main attraction really is just the bend. It’s a quick stop off if you’re in the area for Antelope Canyon or heading to the Grand Canyon.
One of the most stunning places in the U.S. It looks like you're walking right into a Mac Book screensaver. However, please note that this is Navajo land and you cannot go down into the canyons without a guide. Tours for Lower Antelope will cost you anywhere from $40-$65 and last about an hour. It's a little crowded year-round with people piled in to take pictures, but will probably be one of the most unique landscapes you've ever seen. Absolutely worth the trek if you're in the Grand Canyon. Pairs well with Horseshoe Bend, too.