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The Center of the Grand Circle

Est. 1957

Things to do

In and around page, Arizona

With Lake Powell and the Colorado River on our doorstep, Page puts you right at the heart of unparalleled outdoor beauty. Here in Page is a most dramatic photo op in Horseshoe Bend, the mile high Tower Butte (now accessible via helicopter), the slot canyons, the ten-mile Rim Trail and spectacular views from the Glen Canyon Dam.

Feeling overwhelmed by all there is to do?  Call the Visitors Center at (928) 608-5749

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Lake Powell National Golf

Lake Powell

Horseshoe bend

Slot Canyons

Red Heritage

Red Heritage is a Native American inspired dinner theater showcasing exciting Native American dancing, live drumming/singing, flute playing and storytelling.

Lake Powell Paddle Boards

Voted Best Rentals at Lake Powell! Come discover Lake Powell on a stand-up paddleboard or kayak for a once in a lifetime experience.

Gun Fighter AZ

We specialize in providing a safe, thrilling, shooting experience with a variety of firearms. We offer machine guns, pistols, shot guns, and rifles in customizable shooting packages.

Bird House

Fried Chicken just like your mom use to make it! Best fried chicken in town, outdoor seating, great atmosphere.

Epic Adventures

Escape the crowds and climb into the driver seat of your own Epic Adventure Rides Private Tour! Explore and experience the best our area has to offer off the road in one of our Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTV).

Sunset 89

Sunset 89 is a restaurant and bar experience specializing in Island Pacific Rim cuisine, American classics and signature craft cocktails. Unbeatable view of Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam.

Shash Dine

Come experience the a truly unique glamping experience on the Navajo Nation. Year around accommodations will create an experience you will never forget!

New York Teriyaki

Enjoy a taste of Japanese cuisine at the shores of Lake Powell.

BEST OF PAGE

Air, Land, & Water

Hover over the images for more Information on our Best of Page Lake Powell businesses. Featureing boat, biking, paddle boat and kayak rentals, tours as well as dining in Page, Arizona.

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Getting HERE

Transportation

Contour Airlines provides direct flights from Phoenix International Airport to Page Municipal Airport. Travel from anywhere in the world via American Airlines to Phoenix International (PHX) and seamlessly connect with Contour Airlines. One ticket, baggage transfer and a short 45 minute flight to Page, Lake Powell. Page Municipal Airport has Avis rental cars available for your convenience.
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Page Marinas

The Perfect launching points

Wahweap Marina

There is no better place in the west for water adventure than Lake Powell. The only way to really experience Lake Powell is on the water in your very own power boat or jet ski. Explore red rock canyons, ski, wakeboard and tube in vast expanses of crystal clear blue water and you'll have the trip of a lifetime!

Antelope Point Marina

Enjoy Lake Powell Your Way, at Antelope Point Marina! We have you covered for a day or longer stay. Rent WaterCraft, Houseboats, Kayaks, or stay at the new RV Park. Shop at the Marina Store or enjoy a meal at the Point Restaurant. And we can securely store your personal redcration crafts all year long! Antelope Point Marina, Your Gateway to Lake Powell!

Grand Canyon Brewery + Distillery

Looking for evening billiards and drinks? Or enjoy dinner and watch a game? This is the perfect place to end your late-night adventure.

Red Dragon Lounge at Rimview Terrace

Want to wind down with top shelf liquor? Are you a connoisseur of Bourbon & Whiskey? Look no further than the Red Dragon Lounge at Rimview Terrace.

State 48 Tavern

Root for your team at State 48. Multiple TV screens and a lively night atmosphere make this one of the best sports bars in Page, AZ. Looking for new friends… look no further! Easily one of the most sociable places in Page.

Ligai Si Anii Stargazing Night Tour

Immerse yourself beneath the thousands of stars and become connected to countless civilizations through the stories written in the night sky.

Page After Dark

Where to go when the sun sets

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The Rim Trail

Beauty surrounding the city of page

The Rim Trail Map

Sage Park

Rim Trail entrance with parking (dirt lot)

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Lake View Trail

Parking available

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Page Public Library

Rim Trail entrance with parking (asphalt)

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North Lake Powell Blvd. Trailhead

Runs adjacent to Page Lake Powell National Golf Course

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Page Rimview Trail is a 9.8 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Page, Arizona that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

Geocaching

Geocaching is a free, family friendly outdoor recreation activity using the Geocaching app and/or a GPS to navigate to hidden containers called geocaches, similar to a treasure hunt. There are over 50 geocaches in Page and the surrounding areas waiting to be discovered.

Where To Stay in page Lake Powell

The Relaxed ambience

Boasting a wide variety of accommodations, Page makes is easy to find the ideal place to lay your head. Choose a family run bed and breakfast or motel, check into a national/international hotel chain, hook up your RV, pitch a tent or rent a house boat.

Whatever your drawn to, we recommend you book in advance to ensure you get what you want.

The Grand Circle

The Grand Circle is a beautiful, vast region located in the Southwestern United States. Encompassing portions of five states – Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Nevada – the Grand Circle contains America’s largest concentration of national parks and monuments, woven together by extraordinary designated Scenic Byways.

Some of America’s most diverse scenery can be found within the Grand Circle – the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell and Arches National Park, just to name a few. Bold splashes of color, fascinating geologic shapes and the mysterious remnants of cultures await you at every turn.

Page is in the center of over 40 National Parks, National Recreation Areas, National Monuments, and Tribal Parks. Zion, Bryce, the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley…the most visited and photographed destinations in the American Southwest encircle Page. North, south, east, or west…all roads lead to Page.

Distances from Page

Arches National Park: 278 miles / 447.70 km
Grand Canyon North Rim: 133 miles / 214.04 km
Grand Canyon South Rim: 131 miles / 210.82 km
Zion: 115 miles / 185.07 km
Bryce Canyon National Park: 152miles / 244.62 km
Monument Valley: 147 miles / 236.57 km
Mesa Verde: 289miles / 465.10 km

History

Page Lake Powell

The City of Page is one of the youngest communities in the United States. It is located in northeastern Arizona, approximately five hours north of Phoenix and five hours east of Las Vegas.The town began in 1957 as a housing camp for workers building the Glen Canyon Dam. In 1958, some 24 square miles of Navajo land were exchanged for a larger tract in Utah, and "Government Camp" (later called Page in honor of Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner John C. Page) was born.

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SWIMMING

Lone Rock Beach

  • 12 miles (19 minutes) from Page
  • Day use area
  • Four micro-flush toilets, six vault toilets, one wheelchair accessible comfort station
  • Outdoor cold shower
  • Off-road vehicle area
  • Dump station
  • Potable water (seasonal)
  • No launch ramp

Antelope Point

  • Distance Varies
  • Easy to Moderate

Trailhead: Just a short distance from Page on State Route 98, turn north onto Route 222.

Description:
Though lacking in developed trails, Antelope Point offers rich opportunity for exploration. Take a walk-a-bout through slickrock formations west of the parking area near the launch ramp. You may discover a perfect spot to enjoy the lake and take a swim.

The Chains

  • Distance Varies
  • Easy to Moderate

Trailhead: Just east of Glen Canyon Dam, take a gravel road heading north off of Highway 89. Pass the Hanging Gardens Trailhead to parking lot below.

Description:
Lake shore access is possible depending on the current lake elevation. Please note: The lake is very deep at this location, and good swimming skills are required. Take a walk-a-bout north of the parking lot for a self-guided adventure through slickrock sand formations.