Discover Page, Arizona
Page, AZ
What began as a "temporary" workers camp during the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam, has turned into a world-renown destination and home of such iconic landscapes as Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, The Wave, Lake Powell, Alstrom Point, Reflection Canyon, Skylight Arch and much, much more. Plan on staying an extra day - or two - and really take advantage of the most uniquely awe-inspiring landscape in the world!
Alstrom Point
The most dramatic view of Lake Powell, Alstrom Point is a must-see while in Page. The road to get there is quite challenging and very weather-dependent, but well worth the drive!
Lake Powell Scenic Tours is the premier provider of private tours to Alstrom Point. This tour includes:
- Pick-up service from your Page area hotel or rental
- Personalized GoPro "movie" of the experience
- Morning or Sunset tour times
- Local born-and-raised guide
- Approximately 5-hours in total
Skylight Arch
The Page, AZ hidden gem! Just outside Page on Stud Horse Mesa, Skylight Arch represents the ultimate in family-fun and adventure. This natural sandstone arch or bridge atop the mesa is one of the coolest formations around. And better yet, it is very lightly trafficked, often allowing visitors to enjoy it all by themselves!
Lake Powell Scenic Tours is the premier provider of private tours to Alstrom Point. This tour includes:
- Pick-up service from your Page area hotel or rental
- Personalized GoPro "movie" of the experience
- Morning or Sunset tour times
- Local born-and-raised guide
- Approximately 3-hours in total
Antelope Canyon
The iconic Antelope Canyon - one of the main attractions bringing visitors to Page, AZ. While this attraction often sells out well in advance, it is worth seeing and often listed as the marquee attraction.
Visiting Antelope Canyon requires going on a tour and cannot be accessed on your own.
Horseshoe Bend
Photographed millions of times a year, this remarkable "entrenched meander" is truly a breathtaking site. Sitting just 1-mile outside Page, AZ, it is a must-see when in town. Horseshoe Bend is open to the public, only requiring a $10 parking fee to visit.