Page Arizona started as a housing town for workers and their families during the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam in the 1960s. Now it’s one of the most popular places in Arizona.

There are so many fun activities, tours, and hikes to do in Page Arizona. It’s become a popular travel destination for Americans and internationals.

The amazing camping, Glen Canyon Dam, and a bunch of really cool tours and hikes are just a few of the reasons why we fell in love with Page and you will too.

Want to learn about some of the best hikes? Maybe you’re interested in some of the history behind Page? We cover all that and some more in this post.

In this blog post, you’ll find the best things to do in Page along with places to camp and other random facts about the city.

That way you’ll be one step ahead of the 3 million other visitors (!) who come to Page each year.

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12 fun things to do in Page, AZ

Quick breakdown of your trip:

Man standing in front of Lake Powell in Page Arizona.

We spent a few nights in Page camping in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Every morning we woke up to gorgeous views of Wahweap Bay and Lake Powell.

Having breakfast every morning in the sunshine and trying to figure out which awesome hike to do next was our only priority… Hard life, right?

We realized it would be a good idea to give you a few ideas of what to do in the area so you can make the most of your time in the little city of Page.

The whole area is incredible. But waking up every morning to the sun rising in the desert next to Lake Powell hits differently.

We’ve recommended it to a few friends now and every time we get the same response “IT WAS BEAUTIFUL! We watched the sunrise and sunset there. I was so perfect.”

Hopefully, you end up saying the same thing! 😉

We want to make sure you have to opportunity to do and see the best things here in Page.

So let’s get right into it and explore all the fun things to do in the area. There sure is a lot of them and at least a few days will have to be spent in Page to do them all!

#1 Visit Horseshoe Bend Overlook

10 minutes south of Page lies one of the most famous viewpoints in the world. The famous Horseshoe Bend Overlook. This easy hike will bring you to the famous overlook of the 270-degree curve in the Colorado River.

It’s absolutely incredible in every way but we wouldn’t say it’s the highlight of the trip.

It is a great viewpoint to take some pretty amazing pictures though. Just know that you might have to wait a bit to get your shot as there are A LOT of people there. But it’s worth it in our opinion. Patience is key here!

We recommend going earlier in the day if you really want to have the overlook to yourself. That’s one of the reasons why we recommend camping at least a day or two in Page.

Since around 2 million people visit Horseshoe Bend every year it’s hard not to be surrounded by people there.

Also read: Horseshoe Bend Hiking Trail: Everything You Need to Know

#2 Get a tour of Antelope Canyon

One of the main reasons why people have started to flock to Page Arizona is because of Antelope Canyon.

The famous slot canyons don’t even look real in pictures. You’ve probably seen dozens if not hundreds of pictures of this place already.

The multicoloured rocks seem to come to life when you stare at them and they’re just so beautiful.

These slot canyons are right around the corner from Page, and a lot of travellers and tourists have figured this out. It’s one of the many reasons for the spike in traffic in this part of Arizona.

To actually be able to see these amazing slot canyons, you will need to take a tour. The canyons are on private land and owned by local tribes like the Navajos. So it’s the only way to go if you want to see these mesmerizing red rocks.

At the end of the day, it’s a good thing it’s done this way. This way the amount of spots are limited and the slot canyons don’t get overrun. And the local tribes get paid for us visiting their land.

However, the fact that you can only visit the canyons by going on a private tour, also means that you need to book this tour FAR in advance.

We looked to go on a tour in October back in August and it was already fully booked. This was during shoulder season! So plan ahead if you want to visit the upper or lower Antelope Canyon!

One thing you might wanna check out instead is Antelope Canyon-X. It is run by a different tribe and is located in a different part of the canyon. This tour is newer and less known by tourists.

Compared to the other tours it is also sometimes a bit cheaper. From what we’ve heard this is a much better experience than some of the other heavily marketed tours.

We also recommend Maxtour if you’re coming from Las Vegas. It’s the perfect 1-day trip if you’re in LV looking for a day to the slot canyons. They set up everything for you and you just go along for all the fun and adventure. If you’re looking for an all-inclusive trip, then this is the one.

#3 Get a guided tour of Glen Canyon Dam [CURRENTLY CLOSED]

Photo of Glen Canyon Dam in Page Arizona.

The Glen Canyon Dam is the reason there’s this small city in the middle of the desert. Back in the day people came here for work and to construct this famous dam. Water from the Colorado River makes its way to the dam and then forms Lake Powell.

If you want to learn a little bit about the history behind Page and the significance of the Glen Canyon Dam then it’s worth booking a tour. Don’t make the mistake and drive past it like most people. You can check out the Carl Hayden Visitor Center where you can find all the information on the tours and about Page.

Inside the visitor centre, you can buy a $5 ticket for the tour that lasts 45 minutes. The tour runs a few times a day and it is fun and knowledgeable to go on + you get to explore inside of the dam.

It’s a good idea to book your tickets a day in advance, although you may be able to get a last-minute spot. Depending on the time of year of course.

Our tour guide grew up in Page and told us stories about him running around the dam as a kid and then eventually growing up to work at the dam. He was really interesting to talk to and he was very passionate about the dam. He was well-educated and answered random questions and told us fun facts about Page that you probably wouldn’t hear anywhere else.

#4 Visit Lake Powell

Lake Powell almost deserves a blog post on its own. Over two million people visit this gorgeous lake each year to go house boating, take scenic boat tours, or get a boat rental. Lake Powell has it all. If you’re interested in any water activities you can get more information about what they offer directly from Lake Powell’s website.

We sadly didn’t have enough time to get out on Lake Powell but we did enjoy the beach next to our campground. We had ice cream and enjoyed the amazing weather.

Taking in the views at Lake Powell feels like one of those places in the world where the weather is always so calm and peaceful. This obviously isn’t the case but we couldn’t imagine the weather any other way.

We ended up reading our books and enjoying the views of the lake. If you’re looking for some downtime and want somewhere to relax and enjoy a peaceful afternoon, this is your spot. Head down to the beach with a book and some snacks and take it all in because this place is special.

If you do end up spending a few days in Page you can stay on the lake in a houseboat or at the campsite (more about this below). But going out on the lake, even just for a day trip would be a blast. The lake is crazy busy in the summer months but during the shoulder season and early September to mid-October, the lake is less busy in our experience.

#5 Stay at Wahweap Campground

Photo of Wahweap Campground in Page.

Staying at Wahweap Campground was one of the best parts of our trip to Page. We actually found it last minute when we were looking for a place to camp and Powell Lake Campground was all booked up. A few minutes north of town is where you can find Wahweap and luckily thanks to Jo we did. It was easily one of the best, if not the best campground during our entire US road trip.

The facilities are well maintained and the staff is easy to get in touch with. Even though we got to the campsite after closing hours they still had everything ready for us. Each individual campsite is spacious and clean which is really nice because you don’t feel cramped at all. The views alone would have made it worthwhile so everything else was just a nice bonus.

A man holding up two bagels in front of his face.

It was nice to wake up in the morning to Lake Powell down below and red rocks creating this awesome landscape. Basically every morning you’ll wake up to this view and decide what adventure to go on today.

We ended up only staying two nights at the campground but we could have easily spent a week there. And I bet you that still wouldn’t have felt like enough. The prices were super reasonable being roughly $30 USD a night which is absolutely worth it for what you get.

If Wahweap is fully booked, you can find other places to stay near Lake Powell here. Honestly, the area is so beautiful so you can’t go wrong with staying a few nights around Page.

#6 Hike Waterholes Canyon

This is another awesome hike to do in the Page area. This hike can only be done by tour similar to the slot canyons. It is a lot less touristy than Antelope Canyon though and the max size for groups is 12. You will have lots of room to take pictures and actually talk to the guide one on one and ask about anything you’re interested in.

The tour itself costs $56 USD per person. That includes the shuttle to the end of the hike from which you will walk through the canyon and return back to the parking lot.

The hike itself is 2.8 miles / 4.5 Km which gives you enough time to take lots of awesome photos while also learning about the history of the rock formations and tribes that used to live in this part of Arizona.

If you’re looking for a low key, not so touristy, and relatively easy hike to see some of the crazy rock formations then try Waterholes Canyon Tour Company and explore this hidden gem before everybody knows about it 😉

#7 Visit the Navajo Village Heritage Center [CURRENTLY CLOSED]

One thing we’ve been trying to do more throughout our US road trip is to learn more about places we visit. To learn more about the heritage and the culture of the people who used to live in these places before they transformed into tourism hotspots.

This is exactly what the Navajo Village offers. You get a glimpse into the past of the Navajos who used to live under the southwestern stars in the middle of the desert. You’ll hear stories passed down from generation to generation about how the Navajo who used to live in these lands.

It’s a unique experience and even though you’ll be with other tourists it’s an awesome way to learn about their ancestors and relatives who used to live in these deserts. The tours themselves run frequently. It is best to book it in advance though because it can get quite full. Make sure the tour is actually running that time of year since they tend to operate usually from March until early September.

#8 Make a day trip to Grand Canyon

Beautiful view of the famous Grand Canyon.

If you’re up for a bit of an adventure and willing to drive a few hours then this is a good idea. The drive is just under two hours and the Grand Canyon is absolutely worth visiting if you haven’t been there before. It’s the perfect day trip and you will be blown away by viewpoint after viewpoint. There’s a reason it’s been nominated as one of the wonders of the world and continues to attract millions and millions of tourists each year.

There are short and long hikes at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon that are very easy to access. If you’re planning on doing some walking around and sightseeing then definitely look into a few of the hikes. If you want to read more about the Grand Canyon, you can check out our post here: A Day Trip From Flagstaff to Grand Canyon.

#9 Rafting down the Colorado River

Most people see Horseshoe Bend from the famous overlook, but another fun way to experience this wonder of the world is by rafting straight through it!

If you want more information on the half-day and full-day rafting tours you can check out the tours on GetYourGuide here. We love adventure activities like this one that are a bit off the beaten path. Even though you’re in a very touristy area you get away from all the crowds given that most will be up at the overlook. Can’t beat it!

#10 Kayak on Lake Powell

View of Lake Lowell and the dam on a clear day.

There’s no better way to enjoy a sunny afternoon than being out on the lake. If you plan to go hiking we recommend doing that early in the morning and then doing something like kayaking in the afternoon when it’s nice and toasty. That way if you get too warm you can jump in the lake and cool yourself off.

Kayaks are easy and cheap to rent and you can even do a guided tour if you want. For information on kayak rentals, you can check out Kayak Powell which is the official rental service on the lake. Enjoy the hot sun and the cool water!

#11 Indulge in delicious food

It’s probably no surprise that with the influx of tourists in Page, Arizona, there has also been an influx of restaurants and cafés. Most of the food places we came across were American-styled or Mexican and we’re not complaining! A few of the best places to eat in Page are…

#12 Enjoy the sunset in the desert of Page

Views from Page, Arizona.

Page probably has some of the most unreal sunsets you’ve ever seen! We caught a few from the campground as you can see in the picture above. It was amazing seeing how the sky just turned all shades of orange and pink while colouring the big rocks in the distance.

A few good places to catch the sunset in Page from are: Alstrom Point, Horseshoe Bend, and Wahweap Campground. You can also head up to the Wahweap overlook for an even better view of Lake Powell!

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Booking activities in Page

If you’re already in Page or don’t want to book stuff in advance you can stop by The Lake Powell Hub which is the tourism office in Page and the team there will do their best to help you out with any tours or activities.

You can find The Lake Powell Hub downtown Page here where you can just walk into their office and chat with one of the staff members about what you’re looking for. They help with organising slot canyon, kayak, hiking, and many more tours!

They’re definitely the experts when it comes to Page and they are a non-profit that supports and helps out the local economy so it’s cool to give back and support businesses such as this one.

Recap of visiting Page, Arizona

Bridge near Page, Arizona.

We love how many different and fun things there are to do in Page! We hope this list will keep you busy for a few days and make your experience in Page a memorable one.

Stay at the Wahweap campground, enjoy a day on Lake Powell, and make sure to take a tour of the dam and learn about the construction of it. Hear stories from locals who have been there since the beginning, and get your dose of Navajo culture and learn about their heritage at one of their tours!

Enjoy Page and the many activities it has to offer!

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67 Comments

  1. Renee on February 17, 2020 at 7:53 pm

    Looks gorgeous! Wish I was there now!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 8:04 pm

      Hey Renee,

      You can make the trip happen if you want it too! Arizona is beautiful.

      -Dom

  2. Unapologeticallymeblog on February 17, 2020 at 11:03 pm

    Wow, looks breathtaking. I will have to plan a trip now ?

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 10:58 am

      Hey,

      It’s absolutely worth visiting Page, do it!! =)

      -Dom

  3. Anita on February 18, 2020 at 12:45 am

    Thanks for this list. It looks like a beautiful place to visit!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 8:11 pm

      Hey Anita,

      Page is awesome! Take a trip there if you ever get a chance.

      -Dom

  4. Candle on February 18, 2020 at 2:40 am

    The view from Horseshoe Bend looks amazing!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 8:04 pm

      Hey Candle,

      Thanks!! Add it to the list of places you should visit. It really is worth it.

      -Jo

  5. Neil Alvin Nicerio on February 18, 2020 at 10:25 am

    Great article. I learned something new from your post. Thank you so much for sharing it.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 7:59 pm

      Hey Neil,

      Of course! I hope you can make it out to Page and experience these awesome activities.

      -Dom

  6. Bindu Thomas on February 18, 2020 at 12:12 pm

    This is a fantastic blog post. I will have to plan a trip now

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 7:54 pm

      Hey Bindu,

      YES!! Go visit Page. If you love hiking and being outdoors you’ll love Page, Arizona.

      -Jo

  7. aisasami on February 18, 2020 at 4:37 pm

    I love the view you experienced in Page. I wonder if my uncle has been to Page, I need to show him this article.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 8:08 pm

      Hey Aisa,

      Is your dad from Arizona? I’m sure if he is then he’s probably visited this small little town before! Especially with all the beauty around it.

      -Dom

  8. Joanna on February 18, 2020 at 6:06 pm

    My boyfriend has actually visited this area and has photos from that dam. I would love to get here some day, especially because of the Grand Canyon and all the hiking you can do in and around it. The camping by the lake looks amazing as well.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 18, 2020 at 7:53 pm

      Hey Joanna,

      The campsite was the best and if you plan to do a road trip definitely stay there. That’s so cool that your boyfriend got to visit it. Now it’s your turn!

      -Jo

  9. Lisa on February 19, 2020 at 1:09 am

    What a gorgeous place to visit. I have never heard of Page, AZ.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:26 pm

      Hey Lisa,

      Well now you have haha! It’s a wonderful little town!

  10. Michele on February 19, 2020 at 2:52 am

    Arizona maybe our next vacation. All your pictures look amazing! Thank you for sharing!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:31 pm

      Hey Michele,

      Thanks so much! Of course..we wanted to share the beauty of Page, Arizona!

      -Dom

  11. Carriann on February 19, 2020 at 3:32 am

    Looks amazing. Great article and pictures.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:25 pm

      Hey Cariann,

      Thanks so much! Page is wonderful and we wish we had more time there, but instead we made the best of it and now sharing it with the world!

      -Jo

  12. Glen Parmenter on February 19, 2020 at 4:51 am

    I would love to get back and Visit Arizona!!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:23 pm

      Hey Glen,

      Definitely make a trip to AZ one day if you can.

      -Dom

  13. Maysz on February 19, 2020 at 11:58 am

    I have a cousin who lived in Arizona. He said there’s a lot of beautiful places to visit in Arizona. The Grand Canyon is my list when I go someday. Awesome photos

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:22 pm

      Hey Maysz,

      Yes Arizona is awesome and they must be quite lucky to live there. Even though I think in the summer it would be too hot for me haha.

      -Dom

  14. Vasundhra on February 19, 2020 at 3:32 pm

    I am definitely copying the bagel pose haha! Such fun pictures, Arizona looks like a great stop to make!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:24 pm

      Hey Vasundrhra,

      YES DO IT! They didn’t last too long after that picture haha.

      -Dom

  15. Dominique Walton Brooks on February 19, 2020 at 3:58 pm

    You are introducing me to more places in Arizona that I should visit! If I could just get to Arizona in the first place! Thanks for sharing!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 7:21 pm

      Hey Dominique,

      Of course! Hopefully you can make it to Arizona one day!

      -Dom

  16. Jessica Collazo on February 19, 2020 at 8:06 pm

    Yes!!! thank you for putting up all this stuff we can do in Arizona I am looking forward to a road trip that includes Arizona

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 8:27 pm

      Hey Jessica,

      Yes I hope you love it! Arizona is such an amazing state with so much to see! =)

      -Jo

  17. Jody on February 19, 2020 at 10:50 pm

    Lake Powell looks so beautiful! I have always wanted to go there and hopefully one day will be able to!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 19, 2020 at 11:55 pm

      Hey Jody,

      Lake Powell is fantastic and that’s why the campground was great to stay up. I hope so too! =)

      -Dom

  18. Candle Lockett on February 20, 2020 at 3:31 am

    The pictures are gorgeous. I had no idea Arizona was that beautiful. I definitely want to visit now. Great post.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 20, 2020 at 9:29 pm

      Hii Candle,

      Thanks so much! Arizona definitely packs a punch and has so many great hikes and natural wonders. Lots of history with all the tribes that used to live there as well.

      -Dom

  19. Raksha on February 20, 2020 at 5:35 am

    Arizona is surely on my list to visit. I have heard so many things and seen such beautiful pictures. I will save this article so to refer back on what all things I can do there. Thanks for this.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 20, 2020 at 9:30 pm

      Hey Raksha,

      If you do a west coast road trip make sure to go down to Arizona! Let us know if you ever make it to Page. =)

      -Dom

  20. Brandi on February 20, 2020 at 2:50 pm

    Wow, what a beautiful place! I’ve always wanted to visit Arizona and now I want to even more!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 20, 2020 at 9:24 pm

      Hey Brandi,

      Now you have even more of an excuse to go! =) It has amazing hiking..we loved AZ!

      -Jo

  21. Megan Brown on February 20, 2020 at 2:56 pm

    Looks like a great place to explore – I would definitely love to camp and hike there!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 20, 2020 at 9:31 pm

      Hey Megan,

      Yes we wish we had more time but the campsite was amazing!

      -Dom

  22. Magen on February 20, 2020 at 3:50 pm

    This looks like an amazing vacation! I’ve always wanted to visit the Grand Canyon and lake Powell looks like it would be a blast, especially if you have a boat.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 20, 2020 at 9:28 pm

      Hey Magen,

      Going in the summer and renting a boat would be so much fun. It was a little chilly when we were there to go swimming but we enjoyed an ice cream on the beach instead!

      -Jo

  23. Luna S on February 20, 2020 at 5:53 pm

    I live in AZ but I don’t visit Page all that often aside from just driving through! I love the nature we have here, I will have to stop and stay for a few days to check it out more next time I am in the area.

    • redwhiteadventures on February 20, 2020 at 9:25 pm

      Hey Luna,

      WHAT NO WAY! YES let us know next time you drive through if you end of doing any of these awesome activities. The campsite is also a great place to stay for a night or two.

      -Dom

  24. siennylovesdrawing on February 21, 2020 at 8:40 am

    Love your sharing of list here, definitely highlighting the must do at Arizone USA, thanks for this
    cheers, siennylovesdrawing

    • redwhiteadventures on February 21, 2020 at 11:27 pm

      Hey Sienny,

      Thanks so much for the kind words! Arizona is great and has so much to offer. Hope it helps for any future trip to Arizona.

      -Dom

  25. Julie on February 21, 2020 at 9:19 pm

    This looks beautiful! when I hear things about Arizona on TV, they aren’t usually talking about the beauty in this state! I need to travel more!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 21, 2020 at 11:24 pm

      Hey Julie,

      Well we’re here to show the beauty of it with people! We hope you enjoy it.

      -Jo

  26. Adriane on February 21, 2020 at 11:21 pm

    I live in AZ and have never been! We drove through last year on our way to Zion. Thanks for the tips on where to camp. We have a 30 foot camper that we take everywhere with us. And I’m super excited to check out the Antelope canyon x tour. Is it more of a hike? I heard the other one is just a little stroll to get to the slot canyons. This has for sure been on my bucket list – Antelope Canyon and Havasupai! Have guys been there yet? I really enjoyed this post. I’ll let you know how our trip to Page goes 😉

    • redwhiteadventures on February 21, 2020 at 11:34 pm

      Hey Adriana,

      Ahh Zion is amazing. That’s awesome that you guys travel all around in your camper. It is definitely similar and more of a stroll just less touristy and a little bit cheaper. We looked into going to Havasupai but it books a long time in advance so we didn’t get to it this year! Maybe next time haha! Glad we can bring some inspiration to a future camping trip of yours!

      -Dom

  27. Jamie on February 22, 2020 at 2:39 pm

    I’ve never heard of Page, AZ but I’m definitely adding this to the list of possible vacation locations for our family. Looks so amazing!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 25, 2020 at 6:59 pm

      Hey Jamie,

      It’s an amazing place to go with the family. It’s filled with outdoor activities and a great place to go camping for a few days! =)

      -Dom

  28. Francesca on February 23, 2020 at 1:44 am

    Looks so beautiful there! Of course, the Grand Canyon is an absolute must!

    • redwhiteadventures on February 25, 2020 at 7:01 pm

      Hey Francesca,

      GC is definitely a must. Super touristy but absolutely worth it!

      -Jo

  29. Josy A on February 23, 2020 at 4:55 pm

    Oooh fab post as always you two! I would love to visit the grand canyon sooooo much! Great tip about the Antelope Canyon-X. I would like to visit, but I am always put off by crowds, so we assumed we’d just have to go on the off season. It’s awesome to hear a new places has opened up. 😀

    • redwhiteadventures on February 25, 2020 at 7:03 pm

      Hey Josy,

      Yes unfortunately just like any crazy wonder of the world now a days is filled with tourists. But definitely can either go off season or try going to an alternative like Antelope Canyon-X or find some small tour on your own.

      -Dom

  30. Kelsey on February 23, 2020 at 5:33 pm

    I’ve been to Horseshoe Bend & Antelope Canyon, and totally agree with you about checking out Antelope Canyon X! I went to Upper Antelope Canyon a few years ago and it was SO crowded. I wish I’d gone to Antelope Canyon X instead. Would love to check out these other places on your list, too 🙂

    • redwhiteadventures on February 25, 2020 at 7:08 pm

      Hey Kelsey,

      Thats cool you’ve done both! We’ve been told by everyone it’s just so crowded so it was worth trying out something new! Maybe if you go back one day! =)

      -Jo

  31. Jackline A on February 29, 2020 at 7:09 pm

    AZ seems like a beautiful place to visit. Loved reading your post.

    • redwhiteadventures on March 3, 2020 at 1:06 am

      Hey Jackline,

      Thanks so much! Yes AZ was a blast and recommend it to anyone.

      -Jo

  32. Erin on June 10, 2020 at 9:38 pm

    I live in AZ and have never been to Page!!! Definitely going to add some of these suggestions to my bucket list and start checking them off as soon as my toddler isn’t so toddler-y haha! Thanks for the great info!

    • redwhiteadventures on June 10, 2020 at 11:21 pm

      Hey Erin,

      That’s awesome. Page is sort off hidden away in Northern Arizona so it makes sense if you haven’t been or heard of it. Hopefully one day you’ll have the chance to make it there with your little one.

      -Jo

  33. Judy Franz on April 24, 2023 at 5:52 pm

    Page Lake Powell HUB the Official Visitor Center for Page and the surrounding area. We book for all the tour companies in Page and surrounding areas for land, air and water tours (hiking, boat tours, kayaking, slot canyons, UTV and jeep tours, helicopter tours, plane tours over Lake Powell, Tower Butte, and the famous Wave ! Visit the website, call 928-608-5749 or stop by 48 South Lake Powell Blvd. We are open 7 days a week for all your booking needs. Best recommendation when visiting Page, make sure you have slot canyon, boat tours or kayaking tours booked in advance as they fill up quickly.

    • redwhiteadventures on April 26, 2023 at 6:08 pm

      Hey Judy,

      Thanks for all of this information and we’ll be sure to send friends, readers, and other travellers your way!

      Best,

      Dom

  34. Judy Franz on April 26, 2023 at 6:47 pm

    We appreciate and happy to help our Visitors near and Far! Judy Franz – Page Lake Powell HUB Visitor Center

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