In spite of Judy’s phobia regarding all snakes, we began our tour there. This tour required some climbing and squeezing in and around the corkscrew-like canyon. While it was not as high or as dark as Upper Antelope, we were able to examine the formations formed by water flow through the Navajo sandstone in greater detail than we would later in the morning.
Another advantage was that we were, at that time of day, the only people in the canyon. And we did not see a single snake to Judy’s relief, although it’s likely there are some to be seen from time to time.
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