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Adventure on Air, Land, & Water

Page, located approx. 5-5.5 hours North of Phoenix and 2-2.5 hours North of Flagstaff, is your home base for hiking, biking, boating, and off-road adventure. Marvel at the beauty of the slot canyons as you hike with a Navajo guide in Antelope Canyon. See the majesty of the lake and surrounding red rock desert by air in a helicopter or airplane. Float the Colorado River on a amazing day rafting excursion. See and photograph dramatic vistas of Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam. Explore hundreds of miles of lake shoreline by houseboat, power boat, kayak, or personal water craft. By Air, Land, & Water there is nowhere on earth like Page, Arizona.

Page stands on top of a mesa overlooking the lake at the center of the world-renowned Grand Circle - a remarkable collection of parks, monuments, historical sites, and prehistoric Indian ruins. Page is surrounded by geological formations that are iconic in the American West. Hollywood has long known of the wonders of Page, filming such features here as "Broken Arrow" and "Into the Wild”. Located beside Navajo Tribal lands, Page is rich in geographic, cultural, and historic marvels to explore.

Hotels, restaurants, guided tours, an incredible golf course and most of all, friendly people in a community that loves visitors await you in Page, Arizona.

Page Lake Powell History

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. Click Here to read more about Page Lake Powell History.

Official Page Lake Powell Visitor Center & the Powell Museum

The Powell Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization started in 1969 by a group of local volunteers to commemorate the life and accomplishments of Major John Wesley Powell. The building was originally built by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation as a concrete testing lab for the construction of Glen Canyon Dam. Today, it houses interpretive exhibits, historic collections and archives, the Official Visitor's Information Center, and a shop with books, maps, local art, and items relating to the Colorado Plateau. Click Here

Center of the Grand Circle

Page is in the center of over 40 National Parks, National Recreation Areas, National Monuments, and Tribal Parks. Just hours from the Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, Monument Valley, Rainbow Bridge, Grand Staircase-Escalante and the Vermillion Cliffs, we're your base camp for wilderness discovery. Explore our breathtaking Western panoramas at your own pace. North, south, east, or west...all roads lead to Page. Click Here to read more about this amazing region.

Photo Locations, Tips & Tricks

Kerrick James is a photographer whose iconic images of the region surrounding Page/Lake Powell have appeared in publications worldwide. Click Here to view Kerrick's Professional Photo Locations, Tips & Tricks on how to get the best results whether you are novice or seasoned shooter.