• Antelope Pass Vista - The first of many scenic overlooks on the tour is Antelope Pass Vista, located on the western side of Highway 89. This viewpoint offers expansive views of the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, a breathtaking geological marvel. Situated just below the Utah state line, it spans nearly 300,000 acres.

• Horseshoe Bend - At Horseshoe Bend, visitors are treated to a magnificent view of the Colorado River as it curves around a sandstone formation from atop a 1,000-foot-high cliff. The site includes a parking area with restrooms, excellent views from the overlook, and a roughly 1.5-mile hike. It tends to be very busy between 9-11 a.m. and 4:30-6:30 p.m., during which the parking lot may fill up. Parking on Highway 89 is prohibited, and violators will be ticketed and towed. If the lot is full, visitors must return later.

Parking fees:

• Car or RV: $10

• Antelope Canyon - Antelope Canyon is a breathtaking slot canyon located in the Navajo Nation, just outside of Page. Renowned for its narrow, winding passageways and vibrant hues, the canyon was sculpted by erosion from flash floods.

There are two main sections: Upper Antelope Canyon, accessible via guided tours, and Lower Antelope Canyon, which requires a hike. Reservations are necessary to visit Antelope Canyon.

• Powell Museum & Archives - Situated at 6 N Lake Powell Blvd, Page, AZ 86040, within the museum.

This museum is named after a one-armed explorer and the first European American to navigate the Colorado River. It showcases exhibits on geology, archaeology, dam history, paleontology, and culture. The Glen Canyon Conservancy’s main office is adjacent, offering additional local travel information and resources.

• Glen Canyon Dam Overlook - This remarkable overlook provides an opportunity to pause and admire views of the Glen Canyon Dam to the north and the Colorado River. Conveniently located in Page off Scenic View Road, it is easily accessible by a walk of less than 1,000 feet. The overlook features picnic tables and a pavilion for visitors to enjoy the scenery.

• Rim View Trails - More stunning views await! At Potato Hill Overlook, visitors can embark on an easy, one-mile round-trip walk to enjoy a beautiful view of Lake Powell and Antelope Island.

The Page Rimview Trail is also accessible from here. As the name suggests, it loops around Page. It spans just over 10 miles or 16 kilometers and is an excellent spot for birdwatching and biking.

• Potato Hill Overlook - More stunning views await! At Potato Hill Overlook, visitors can embark on an easy, one-mile round-trip walk to enjoy a beautiful view of Lake Powell and Antelope Island.

The Page Rimview Trail is also accessible from here. As the name suggests, it loops around Page. It spans just over 10 miles or 16 kilometers and is an excellent spot for birdwatching and biking.

• Grandview Overlook - Not far from Potato Hill is the Grandview Overlook, offering panoramic views of Lake Powell and Navajo Mountain. It’s a tranquil place to spend some time.

• The Chains - This is an easy to moderate hike where visitors can explore the area on a self-guided adventure through slickrock sand formations. It offers fantastic views of canyon walls and the Glen Canyon Dam. Lakeshore access is possible depending on current lake levels.

Hikers should exercise extreme caution near the water as it is very deep at this location. To find the trailhead, take the first right on the gravel road after Ridge Way heading towards Glen Canyon Dam before the Glen Canyon Bridge. Turn left at the end past Hanging Gardens trailhead and continue to the parking area at the dead end.

• Hanging Gardens Trail - At the Hanging Gardens trailhead, visitors can enjoy a 1.2-mile, or 2-kilometer, out-and-back trail. As the name suggests, it leads to a hanging garden, where plants grow on vertical rock surfaces.

• Carl Hayden Visitor Center Page - Located two miles north of Page across the Glen Canyon Bridge. The building is attached to Glen Canyon Dam.

• Summer: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. MST daily;

• Winter: 8 a.m.–4 p.m. MST daily;

• Spring & Fall: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. MST daily;

• Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, and New Year’s Day.

• Navajo Mountain Viewpoint - At Navajo Mountain Viewpoint, visitors can see, as the name suggests, Navajo Mountain. It is sacred to the Navajo people and stands about the height of seven Empire State Buildings. Just beyond is Wahweap Viewpoint, offering wonderful views of Lake Powell.

• Wahweap Marina - This is an opportunity to step out of the car and explore the shoreline of Lake Powell. Lake Powell Resort is located here and features restaurants and shops open to non-hotel guests.

• Wahweap Recreation Area - Visitors will drive through an entrance station into Wahweap Recreation Area, where they can enjoy great views across the lake to Utah and trace the shores of Lake Powell.

Featuring restrooms centrally located in the group area, about a quarter of a mile from the shore of Lake Powell. There appear to be four different restroom buildings.

$30 per car: Wahweap Recreation Area

• Wahweap Overlook - The final stop on the tour is Wahweap Overlook. It’s a perfect opportunity to relax and decide on the next destination. It’s also a chance to reflect on the day’s experiences and take it all in.

• Stud Horse Point - To reach this point, take Highway 89 south from Page and turn right onto Bullhead City Road. Continue until reaching the Stud Horse Point Trailhead.

The trail is approximately 1.5 miles long and is considered moderate in difficulty, with some elevation gain.

Along the way, visitors will enjoy stunning vistas of the lake and the colorful sandstone cliffs.

• Skyline Arch Trailhead - Continue until reaching the Skyline Arch Trailhead. The trail is approximately 1.5 miles long and is considered moderate in difficulty, with some elevation gain.

Along the way, visitors will enjoy stunning vistas of Lake Powell and the colorful sandstone cliffs, culminating in a spectacular view of Skyline Arch itself.

• Lone Rock Beach - Lone Rock Beach offers breathtaking views of Lake Powell and its namesake rock. Enjoy sandy beach camping, swimming, kayaking, and off-roading in this scenic gem!

• Big Water Visitor Center - Looking for fossils, fun facts, and maps? Big Water Visitor Center has you covered with dinosaurs, geology exhibits, and adventure tips for Lake Powell!

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