Things to do in Page Arizona

Arizona is in no short supply of scenic places, but one of the most stunning destinations that belong on every traveler’s bucket list is the town of Page. Best known for its iconic canyons, red rock formations, and Native American heritage, this small town packs a big punch in Northern Arizona. Not only are the landscapes dramatic, but there are some great restaurants and plenty of opportunities for adventure. Here are some of the best things to see, do, and experience when you visit Page.

Horseshoe Bend
The Lookout at Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend is an iconic landmark in Page and a must-see sight when you visit this area. Here you can stand on the edge of the lookout point and soak up the impressive views. You may see boats or kayaks down below but be advised that there are limited guard rails on the edges so you’ll need to be cautious and not get too close to the steep drop-offs. Horseshoe Bend is right off of U.S. Highway 89, and it’s about a 1.5-mile walk round-trip to get to the main overlook from the parking lot.

Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon is one of the most photogenic canyons in the world and is a landscape photographer’s dream destination. To visit this canyon, you’ll need to take a guided tour with a Navajo guide. You can tour the upper and lower canyons here to see the light beams and marvel at the wonders of nature. If possible, plan your tour of the Upper Antelope around noon between the spring and fall because that’s when the sun creates the most magical light beams. The Upper Canyon is the most-visited one because it’s easy to navigate and doesn’t require climbing. However, the Lower Antelope Canyon involves some stairs and ladders, providing a more adventurous and often uncrowded experience. There are several tour options to choose from with various guides, and reservations are required or highly recommended depending on the season.

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