Antelope House Loop route

Name: Antelope House Loop
Address: Chinle, AZ

near Chinle, AZ

1,890 ft

Distance

52 ft

Climb

-54 ft

Descent

1 mile

High Point

-2 ft

Altitude change

6,349 ft

Altitude min

6,403 ft

Altitude start

6,401 ft

Altitude end

-0.1%

Grade

-16%

Grade max

13.6%

Grade min

784 ft

Distance climb

1,070 ft

Distance down

36 ft

Distance flat

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Detailed Description

Antelope House Loop is a 1,890 ft less popular easy route located near Chinle Arizona. This hike only route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 52 ft with a max elevation of 6,403 ft then descends -54 ft.

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Stats

Distance

1,890 ft
Altitude min

6,349 ft
Altitude start

6,403 ft
Altitude end

6,401 ft
Climb

52 ft
Descent

-54 ft
Grade

-0.1%
Grade max

-16%
Grade min

13.6%
Distance climb

784 ft
Distance down

1,070 ft
Distance flat

36 ft

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Trails in Route

Antelope House Overlook

1,191 ft

Details

Riding area

Canyon de Chelly National Monument
Primary Activity

Hike
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

No
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Easy

Directions

Walk south on Antelope House Overlook.
Continue for 60 meters.
Keep left to stay on Antelope House Overlook.
Continue for 500 meters.

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