06/22/2024
Thank you to Brandon Hill (IG: hillfirephotography) for sharing this beautiful picture of Horseshoe Bend and congratulations on winning photo of the week!
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The Visitor's Center is located at the Powell Museum.
06/21/2024
Let's flash back to the 60's! This picture was taken on March 25, 1968, and shows Robert Miller, the creator of the Glen Canyon Recreation Terrain Model, pointing out a replica of Rainbow Bridge to the National Park Service guide, Donald Barenche. You can view this extremely detailed model today by visiting The Powell Museum & Archives in Page, AZ.
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
06/21/2024
Happy first day of summer! We hope you enjoy the extra sunshine and refreshing Lake Powell.
06/19/2024
Save the date and stay in Page for the Independence Day celebration! Enjoy festivities at John C. Page Memorial Park starting at 10am.
06/18/2024
This is your friendly reminder that National Park Service sites will waive entrance fees this Wednesday in honor of Juneteenth. Please plan accordingly and enjoy the beautiful parks that surround Page!
See all participating parks and sites at https://www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/fee-free-parks-state.htm
06/15/2024
Thank you to Camila R. S. Townsend (IG: camilartownsend) for sharing this amazing picture of the New Wave and congratulations on winning photo of the week!
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06/14/2024
Let's flash back to the 1960's! This picture was taken during the dedication of Glen Canyon Dam on September 22, 1966. The dam was dedicated after 10 years of construction by former First Lady, Lady Bird Johnson, who is shown next to the dedication plaque.
The plaque says "Glen Canyon Dam, Colorado River Storage Project, Dedicated by The First Lady, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, September 22, 1966. United States Department of the Interior, Stewart L. Udall, Secretary, Bureau of Reclamation, Floyd H. Dominy, Commissioner."
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
06/12/2024
You know it's hot in Arizona when we start posting summer safety tips again! Be prepared for excessive heat by practicing these 4 simple tips.
06/08/2024
Thank you to Shannon Heuklom (IG: packs_and_cams) for sharing this beautiful picture of Upper Antelope Canyon and congratulations on winning photo of the week!
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06/07/2024
Let's flash back to the 70's! This picture was taken by A. E. Turner and shows a person entering the John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum, now called The Powell Museum & Archives.
Today, you can visit the newly renovated Powell Museum & Archives and view a replica of the Emma Dean outside. The museum has a wide range of exhibits covering the history of the area.
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
06/04/2024
It's a beautiful day to be golfing at Lake Powell National Golf Course!
06/04/2024
This is your friendly reminder that National Park Service sites will waive entrance fees on June 19 in honor of Juneteenth. Please plan accordingly and enjoy the beautiful parks that surround Page!
See all participating parks and sites at https://www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/fee-free-parks-state.htm
06/01/2024
Who's ready to jump into Lake Powell? 🙋 Thank you to Kristin Smith (IG: 09kristinsmith) for sharing this beautiful capture and congratulations on winning photo of the week!
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05/31/2024
Let's flashback to the '50s! This picture was taken by A. E. Turner on March 14, 1958, which shows surveymen installing a fence for a foundation on one of the government residences under construction.
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
05/31/2024
We always love to see a good sunset picture!
If you're looking for the perfect picture of Horseshoe Bend, make sure to arrive to the trailhead at least 30 minutes before sunset. The hike to the overlook can take up to 20 minutes and it can take a few minutes to find the right angle.
For more information, go to https://www.visitpageaz.com/places-to-go/horseshoe-bend/.
05/29/2024
📈 As of May 28, the lake has reached a level of 3567.10 ft. and is rising! With the lake levels climbing, we anticipate the Cut will become operable once we hit 3583 ft.! For information about the status of National Park Service boat ramps and marina services on Lake Powell, please visit https://bit.ly/3KFKQuH.
05/29/2024
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05/25/2024
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The remote town in Northern Arizona is full of adventure and wonder. It's the perfect place to clear your mind and enjoy nature.
05/24/2024
Let's flash back to the '60s! This picture was taken on September 6, 1965, at the Wahweap Campground and shows Lake Powell starting to fill. Lake Powell's water level was at 3530 feet above sea level when this picture was taken.
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
05/23/2024
We know you're excited to visit Horseshoe Bend for Memorial Day Weekend, here's a few things you should know before you go:
- The trail is open sunrise to sunset, 7 days a week.
- The entry fee starts at $10 per vehicle. Only cash is accepted on busy weekends. National Park Service passes are not accepted.
- Shade is limited on the trail. Please bring water, sun protection, and hiking attire.
- The trail is 1.5 miles round trip on packed dirt. Strollers, wheelchairs, and leashed dogs are allowed.
Help us keep Horseshoe Bend beautiful by practicing Leave No Trace.
For more information, go to https://www.visitpageaz.com/places-to-go/horseshoe-bend/
05/22/2024
New tour alert! 🚨 Antelope Valley Canyon Tours by Ligai Si'Anii is now offering a 3-hour long tour through Sand Dune Canyon. This canyon is perfect for the adventurers who are seeking a beautiful, quiet, and challenging canyon.
Call 928-640-2594 for more information or book online at Hikingslotcanyons.com.
Photos courtesy of Lionel Tso.
05/21/2024
Do I want to go kayaking again? For shore.
Kayaking is an excellent way to experience Lake Powell and its magnificent geologic wonders.
There are three canyons on Lake Powell set aside as wakeless for better paddlecraft access: Antelope, Labyrinth, and Lost Eden. Even so, be prepared! You will be sharing the lake with motorized watercraft of all sizes. Kayaks are difficult for large motorized boats to spot – you are dwarfed by the immensity of your surroundings. When in small canyons, watch out for rebound waves. While you must have a lifejacket on board for every passenger on Lake Powell, we strongly suggest you wear it at all times.
If you have chosen to paddle the Glen Canyon reach of the Colorado River below the dam, have a great time! Share the water with everyone there. Lifejackets are required on all hand-propelled craft on that part of the river.
Remember to Clean, Drain and Dry your kayak when you leave Glen Canyon's waters and prevent the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species!
NPS Photo: Kayaking Lake Powell at the mouth of Antelope Canyon, 2017.
05/21/2024
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If you enjoy mountain biking in scenic areas, we highly recommend checking out the Red Mesa Rim Trail and Rim View Trail!
05/18/2024
Let's flash back to the 60's! This photo was taken by the Bureau of Reclamation 64 years ago from today and shows a car traveling down through a tunnel from the canyon rim to base of Glen Canyon Dam.
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
05/16/2024
The Hanging Garden Trail is a easy/moderate 1.4mi out and back hike near Glen Canyon that is a great hike for the whole family including leashed dogs. If you're lucky, you'll see blooming orchids and local wildlife. We recommend starting your hike early in the morning while temperatures are still comfortable.
Photos courtesy of Katie Mac (IG: katiefromboston)
05/14/2024
We would like to congratulate Dixie's Lower Antelope Canyon Tours for 10 years of operation! Thank you for inviting the City of Page and our community to celebrate this important milestone.
05/14/2024
FAQ: When is the best time to see the iconic light beams in Upper Antelope Canyon? It depends on the time of year and weather conditions. The beams are usually seen on late mornings/early afternoons on sunny days during spring and summer.
If you're looking to book a tour to see the beams, ask your preferred tour company when is the best time to book. See all slot canyon tour companies at https://www.visitpageaz.com/places-to-go/slot-canyons/
05/11/2024
Thank you to Melissa Link (IG: mellyinthemountains) for this wonderful picture of Upper Antelope Canyon and congratulations on winning photo of the week!
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05/10/2024
Let's flash back to the 50's! This photo from 1957 shows pedestrians crossing a footbridge across Glen Canyon. Glen Canyon Bridge was completed 2 years after this photo was taken.
Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.
05/09/2024
Here's a quick Horseshoe Bend update:
The trail is open 7 days a week from 20 minutes before sunrise (5:25am) to sunset (7:20pm). The trail is 1.5 miles (round trip) and is rated easy. Wheelchairs, strollers, and leashed dogs are welcome.
Find more information at visitpageaz.com/places-to-go/horseshoe-bend/.
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Guess 'hoo' we saw in Owl Canyon! Owl Canyon received its name from the Great Horned Owls that are occasionally seen perched on the walls of this canyon, located near Upper Antelope.
Horseshoe Bend Trail Rides is a Navajo owned and operated tour company that offers 1-hour and 2-hour horseback rides to a private overlook of Horseshoe Bend. During your tour, an expert Diné wrangler will guide you through backcountry trails on the Navajo Nation and share stories about the land and their culture. Call 928-209-2430 to book a tour or visit hbtrailrides.com for more information.
Summertime is almost here! 🚤
Can you believe this incredible view is behind a Shell gas station? Add📍 Big Lake Sand Cave to your itinerary when visiting Page, AZ!
Let's visit Horseshoe Bend, one of Page's most popular attractions! A few important things to know: - Horseshoe Bend is open daily from sunrise to sunset. - The entry fee starts at $10 per vehicle. Cash and cards are accepted. - The trail is ADA accessible. Wheelchairs, strollers, and leashed dogs are welcome. - A section of the overlook has guard rails for safe viewing. - It is recommended to bring water, sun protection, and outdoor attire. If you have any questions, feel free to DM us!
Happy first day of Spring! Let's take a break from the cold weather and enjoy floating through Antelope Canyon.
Come with us to Canyon-X Tours! Our tour was an hour long and was an easy hike. This is a relatively quiet canyon so we saw only a few other visitors and were able to take our time taking pictures. The best time to visit is during spring/fall when the weather is comfortable. We recommend wearing light layers since the inside of the canyon is a few degrees cooler than outside. Tours are available at AntelopeCanyon-X.com.
Did you know a flight from Phoenix to Page is only 45 minutes long? Contour Airlines has daily flights that start at $79 one way where you'll fly over the Grand Canyon, Glen Canyon and Lake Powell on your way to Page.
Did you know there is more than one way to visit Horseshoe Bend? - Hiking is the most popular and budget friendly option. The trail is 1.5 miles round trip and entry starts at $10 per vehicle. - Paddling down the Colorado River around Horseshoe Bend is the best way to take a break from the crowds. A guided river rafting tour is also available if you want to sit back enjoy the views. - Flying over Horseshoe Bend in a helicopter is perfect for those that are seeking some adrenaline. The helicopter tour also features views of Lake Powell and Tower Butte. More info at visitpageaz.com
This is a view you don’t want to miss during your trip to Page 📍 Alstrom Point
It never too early to start planning for Spring Break!
This morning in Page we had very heavy fog! Lake Powell and Glen Canyon were not visible on this normally scenic route. This video was taken heading towards Glen Canyon Bridge on Highway 89.
We know a trip to The Wave is on your bucket list, so here is a step by step tutorial of how to apply to Coyote Buttes North (The Wave) Advanced Lottery using a desktop. Please note, this tutorial is for a permit 3 months from when you apply. For example: if you apply in December and receive a permit, your trip will be in April. If you want to apply to the daily lottery, you will need to use a mobile device and be within the geofence area. Go to recreation.gov to find more information and apply. Watch on YouTube at https://youtu.be/65UrfcWXsJU
Here is a few of our favorite moments from the 2023 Page, AZ Balloon Regatta! Don't worry if you missed out this year, you can join us next year on the first weekend of November.
Come watch the last hot air balloon launch with us! We are very pleased we had another successful Balloon Regatta and hope to see you there next year.
Here is today's recap of the Page, AZ Balloon Regatta & Street Fair! On day 3, we watched the morning launch and checked out the street fair and Balloon Glow in the evening. More details about the festival at https://events.cityofpage.org/balloon-regatta/.
Here is today's recap of the Page, AZ Balloon Regatta & Street Fair! On day 2, we took a hot air balloon ride and checked out the street fair afterwards. More details about the festival at https://events.cityofpage.org/balloon-regatta/.
Today was the first day of the Page, AZ Balloon Regatta & Street Fair! We will be recapping every day of the 4-day festival in case you couldn't make it this year. Find more info about the annual festival at https://events.cityofpage.org/balloon-regatta/.
Come with us to explore the Nautilus! The Nautilus is located 30 minutes from Page, AZ, in southern Utah and is a true hidden gem. Here's a few important things to know: - The road to the trail is not paved and high clearance vehicles are strongly recommended. The road may be impassible when wet. - The hike is short but this area is remote, so few amenities are available. Bring plenty of water, sun protection, and sturdy hiking shoes. - Be attentive to the weather at all times. - The formation is very delicate, please be respectful by practicing leave no trace principles!
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