Antelope Canyon House

09/04/2023

Lower Antelope Canyon Express Tour This is the perfect way to experience this natural wonder, save time and peace of mind with select hotel pickup. The Express Tour offers a hassle-free experience, starting with a convenient hotel pickup. Enjoy an expedited check-in process and a personable guide wh...

08/04/2023

We know you're planning on visiting Horseshoe Bend, here's everything you need to know about the iconic landmark:
- The trail is an easy 1.5 mi round trip
- Open 7 days a week, sunrise to sunset
- Located on Highway 89, 5 miles south of Page, AZ
- Entrance fee starts at $10 per vehicle (cash and cards are accepted)
- Strollers, wheelchairs, and leashed dogs are welcome
- The best pictures are taken at sunrise and sunset
For more information, visit https://visitpagelakepowell.com/horseshoebend/
Photo by Tonya Monarch Lonsbury (IG: travelingwithtonya)

12/03/2023

So long to our Utah and Navajo Nation friends and neighbors! You have traveled forward an hour in time, and we won’t be able to sync back up with you until November! 🕑🕒

Planning a Glen Canyon trip soon? You might want to double-check what time it is. The state of Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time, so our clocks did not change. The Navajo Nation, which touches our southeast border, and Utah (most of our park's land mass) follow Daylight Saving time. Since Glen Canyon is headquartered in Page AZ, the park officially operates on Arizona time. This may bring some confusion as you approach the Utah or Navajo Nation borders. Those of us who live in Page often have to hard-set our phones to AZ time since the proximity to the borders makes our automatic clocks flicker back and forth. Also, some local businesses might use local time. Check go.nps.gov/GLCAhours for operating hours of the facilities in the park and time.gov to see what time it is where you are.

📷: NPS. Sunrise last week over Navajo Mountain and Glen Canyon. If this picture had been taken today, that sunrise would be an hour later.

04/09/2022

We checked up on Rainbow Bridge - It's still there, but a bit hard to reach. 🌈🌉🥾

Forbidding Canyon is too narrow for houseboats now, but smaller boats can go in and beach. Make sure you have enough gas to get your boat there and back. Beware of quicksand and muck at the water's edge. The hike from the shoreline to the Rainbow Bridge is 1.5 miles one way as of Aug 31. The only shade is at the two shade structures along the trail. Bring plenty of water and pace yourself, especially during these very hot days.

There are no facilities along the hike or at Rainbow Bridge, and the dock is out of commission. Please make sure you have taken care of personal needs before you hike up. It is very likely you will not get a signal there, so take care of yourselves.

📷: NPS. Rangers return to their boat after hiking the Rainbow Bridge Trail.

13/08/2022

NATIONAL PARKS OF THE GRAND CIRCLE
The Grand Circle features some of the most spectacular national parks in the American West: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, Arches, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Mesa Verde, Petrified Forest and Grand Canyon.

Read the Full Story Here: bit.ly/national-parks-of-the-grand-circle

05/08/2022

UPDATE: Starting tomorrow Friday Aug. 5th we will only be able to launch/retrieve boats 22’ or smaller/ tandem axle trailers. Launch at your own risk.

Call valet at 928.645.5900 ext. 5032

26/07/2022

Due to the forecasted rain and maintenance of the canyon, we will be closing for the remainder of the week. We will resume tours Saturday, July 30th.

If your tour was scheduled for the 27th-29th, your tour would be refunded or rebooked. Please have your booking number ready and one of our reservation associates will be happy to help you.

Call (928)-640-1761 for assistance.

26/07/2022

08/07/2022

According to a social media post from Page Animal Hospital, the hospital will be re-opening on August 1st of this year. The announcement says that Dr. Kevin

07/07/2022

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09/06/2022

27/05/2022

📰New Release: May 26, 2022.
An Alternative Anchoring Pilot Program is underway on Lake Powell! The pilot program currently includes one commercial use authorization permit holder, Beach Bags, that offers a new technology designed to provide a non-destructive houseboat anchoring system for use on sandstone outcroppings previously inaccessible using conventional anchoring methods. This non-destructive anchoring method can provide a viable alternative to the growing practice of illegally securing houseboats using rebar and other types of metal pins drilled into sandstone along the shoreline.

Read the entire news release at https://www.nps.gov/glca/learn/news/20220526.htm

📷: Beach BagsTM Provide Non-Impairing Anchorage on Lake Powell/ Brandon Rolfes-Beach Bags

Alt Text: Multiple large yellow and blue bags full of water sit flat on sandstone rock ledge beach. They are tethered with ropes to a large houseboat floating on the water close by. The area is surrounded by a large canyon wall.

18/04/2022

Honey Mama's Cocoa Truffle Bars are incredible. I can't wait to try more flavors.

19/03/2022

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People visit Page, Arizona, for more than drought-stricken Lake Powell. You'll find many things to do, and explore all kinds of wonders of nature.

08/03/2022

🚨 New Tour Alert! 🚨

Our Trifecta Tour Package is open for bookings! This limited time tour offers a full day adventure visiting the top THREE attractions in Page, Arizona. Tours run daily from April 15th to September 30th.

Check out our website for more info!

https://horseshoebendtours.com/trifectatour

07/03/2022

March is Arizona Archaeology and Heritage Awareness Month! Help us celebrate by learning how you can help protect heritage sites and visit them responsibly. Have you ever visited a historic site and noticed piles of artifacts like pottery or glass pieces? Archeologists call these “collector piles” and find them very harmful to archeological sites.

Historic objects older than 50 years are protected. Surface artifacts can be abundant in areas of Glen Canyon and while it may be tempting to pick up pieces you find on the ground, please leave them in place. These objects tell a story of human occupation in this area and have scientific importance. Removing, relocating, or collecting artifacts from their original location or “context” destroys much of their information potential for archeologists.
If you see artifacts on the ground, please leave them where they are. If you encounter collector piles in the park, please do not take from or add items to them.

Learn more about Arizona Archeology and Heritage Awareness Month at: https://azstateparks.com/archy

Not sure if its modern garbage or an artifact? Learn more about protecting historic archeology here: https://vimeo.com/159289899
(VWR Tip: Historic Trash Isn’t Garbage on Vimeo)

📷NPS: Shards of broken glass and ceramics in a varying sizes and colors.

06/03/2022

Glen Canyon Dam is scheduled to reopen the Carl B. Hayden Visitor Center doors beginning Thursday, March 3, after being closed since March 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

25/02/2022

A common question we receive is which trails are currently opened. Because of ever changing winter conditions, an easy way to find current trail conditions is by visiting www.nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/conditions.htm 😀

📷 by @ earthtosarahr

17/02/2022

Now featuring Organifi juice packs for our guests. These are great-and convenient!

01/02/2022

When you visit Antelope Canyon it will be a liofe changing experience for your whole family. Come see us today!

22/01/2022

We have some news to share from Glen Canyon National Recreation Area regarding Dangling Rope Marina and Lake Powell:

“Due to unprecedented low water conditions at Lake Powell, the Dangling Rope Marina will remain closed throughout 2022. In response to lowering lake levels, park and concessioner staff are removing marina components from the Dangling Rope location to ensure they do not become beached and inaccessible. While the marina is offline this year, the park will retire several components of the marina that are damaged or beyond their lifecycle.”
- GLCA Press Release

The National Park Service and Aramark are working on plans to provide mid-lake fuel service for visitors on Lake Powell for 2022. We will keep you posted with updates.
📸: National Park Service - GLCA

27/10/2021

Try a Hush weighted blanket for a better night's sleep!

09/09/2021

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18/07/2021

Be sure to look at our new website www.kayakhorseshoebend.com
Lots of great information about kayaking Horseshoe Bend.

16/07/2021

16/07/2021

Due to rapidly declining water levels in Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is immediately initiating two projects to rehabilitate a legacy ramp in the Wahweap area and temporarily extend a launch ramp in the Bullfrog area. These projects will help maintain visitor access to Lake Powell during low water conditions by providing at least one boat ramp in both the south lake and north lake area.

Additional ramp closures and restrictions are being implemented and will remain in place until ramp extension projects are accomplished or water levels increase.

South Lake Powell:
🔹Temporary boilerplate ramp extensions have already been installed at Wahweap Main Ramp, but additional action is needed to maintain boater access throughout the summer and fall seasons. In partnership with park concessioner Aramark, work will begin this month to rehabilitate and improve the legacy Stateline Auxiliary Ramp, located between Stateline and Wahweap boat ramps.

Due to declining lake levels, the limited usability of the Wahweap Main Ramp, and construction activities at the Stateline Auxiliary Ramp, it is likely there will be periods of time as soon as late July when there are no open boat ramps in South Lake Powell. During periods of full ramp closures, boaters will be unable to launch or retrieve motorized vessels. The park will attempt to avoid full closures to the maximum extent possible.

09/07/2021

Reopening after COVID closure. Now taking reservations online opening Monday July 12th, 2021. We are operating at 50% capacity.