Actually, all of the Corkscrew is considered to be "Lower Antelope Canyon" instead of Upper Antelope as implied here. Calling it upper can be quite confusing since the Navajos, all guidebooks, and there permit consider it to be lower Antelope. Corkscrew and all the canyon below the highway is Lower Antelope. The Crack and Canyon X are in Upper Antelope.
Perhaps clarify this by refering to it as Upper Corkscrew rather than "upper canyon" to avoid some confusion.
The below is just my opinion:
Pehaps chance this to "a jewel" instead of "the jewel" beause there are actually better slot canyons out there. Just my opinion about changing the above though.
Scott - Sep 18, 2006 3:01 am - Hasn't voted
Clarifications and correctionsNice page.
Actually, all of the Corkscrew is considered to be "Lower Antelope Canyon" instead of Upper Antelope as implied here. Calling it upper can be quite confusing since the Navajos, all guidebooks, and there permit consider it to be lower Antelope. Corkscrew and all the canyon below the highway is Lower Antelope. The Crack and Canyon X are in Upper Antelope.
Perhaps clarify this by refering to it as Upper Corkscrew rather than "upper canyon" to avoid some confusion.
The below is just my opinion:
Pehaps chance this to "a jewel" instead of "the jewel" beause there are actually better slot canyons out there. Just my opinion about changing the above though.
tarol - Sep 18, 2006 2:01 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Clarifications and correctionsThanks for the correction on the Corkscrew name, Scott. I'll correct it on the page...
Mark Doiron - Oct 9, 2006 12:36 pm - Voted 10/10
Best Time for PhotographySequoia--Great page! You might add in the best time to visit explanation that shooting light columns is best done around mid-day. --mark d.
tarol - Oct 9, 2006 2:47 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Best Time for PhotographyThanks, I added the bit about mid-day shooting.