Which scenic slot canyon in Arizona is known for its wave-like rock formations?

The scenic Arizona slot canyon known for wave-like rock formations is Antelope Canyon.

Located on Navajo Nation land near Page, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is carved into Navajo Sandstone. Flash floods and other erosion gradually cut through the rock, smoothing the canyon walls into the flowing, sculptural shapes that make the site famous.

Antelope Canyon is a collection of related canyon sections rather than one simple passage. Upper Antelope Canyon is often called “The Crack,” while Lower Antelope Canyon is known as “The Corkscrew.” Other sections include Rattlesnake Canyon, Owl Canyon, Mountain Sheep Canyon, and Canyon X.

The canyon’s glowing colors come from sunlight reflecting off curved sandstone walls, but photography can be difficult because the narrow passages create an unusually wide range between bright openings and deep shadow. Tours are guided because rain falling far upstream can send a sudden, dangerous flood through the canyon, even when the immediate sky appears clear.