Antelope Canyon is located in northern Arizona, on Navajo land east of the town of Page, near the Arizona-Utah border. It lies within the Navajo Nation, specifically on land near Lechee, Arizona, and is part of the Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park
. The canyon is composed of two main sections: Upper Antelope Canyon (also called "The Crack") and Lower Antelope Canyon ("The Corkscrew"), both famous for their stunning sandstone formations shaped by erosion
. The entrances to these canyons are accessible only via guided tours authorized by the Navajo Nation
. In summary, Antelope Canyon is situated a few miles southeast of Page, Arizona, on Navajo Tribal land along US Highway 98, close to the Arizona/Utah border
