St. George to Page

The Colorado River's iconic 270-degree horseshoe meander viewed from 1,000 feet above. A 1.5-mile round-trip paved walk from the parking lot leads to a jaw-dropping cliff-edge viewpoint. One of the most photographed natural features in America.

The famous slot canyon where morning light beams pierce narrow openings and illuminate curved sandstone walls in shades of orange, gold, and red. Navajo-guided tours are the only way to visit and must be booked in advance.

Narrower and deeper than Upper Antelope, accessed by metal staircases. Equally stunning with fewer crowds and lower prices. The descending ladders add an adventure element and unique photographic angles.

The massive 710-foot concrete arch dam that created Lake Powell. The Carl Hayden Visitor Center offers free overlook views, exhibits on the dam's construction history, and guided power plant tours. The bridge walkway provides spectacular views of the canyon below.

A scenic multi-use trail along the edge of the mesa above Glen Canyon with panoramic views of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, and the surrounding desert plateaus. Best at sunrise and sunset when the canyon walls glow red and orange.

Panoramic views of Wahweap Bay, Lake Powell, and the surrounding Navajo sandstone mesas from a cliff-top viewpoint accessible from the marina area. Free access and one of the best sunset spots in the region.

The largest marina on Lake Powell offers powerboat and jet ski rentals, boat tours, and guided excursions. The main gateway for day-trippers and the most convenient access point to the lake from Page.

Full-day boat tour from Wahweap Marina to Rainbow Bridge National Monument — one of the world's largest natural bridges at 290 feet high. Sacred to the Navajo people, the monument is accessible only by boat or a long overland hike.

Guided boat tours from Wahweap Marina cruise the flooded lower section of Antelope Canyon arm of Lake Powell — a stunning slot canyon viewed from the water. A unique perspective on the canyon systems without the fees and crowds of the land tours.

Free camping and swimming beach on Lake Powell just 10 miles north of Page. Drive your vehicle directly onto the sand, swim in the warm lake water, and camp under the stars with no reservations needed. Bring all supplies.

Rentals available from outfitters near Wahweap Marina for exploring the shoreline coves and narrow canyon arms by paddle. Guided kayak tours take small groups into slot canyons accessible only by water.

The most popular restaurant in Page with excellent brisket, ribs, pulled pork, and classic Southern sides. Generous portions at fair prices and a casual, welcoming atmosphere.

Surprisingly excellent sushi in a desert town — creative rolls, fresh fish, and craft cocktails in a cool lounge atmosphere. A go-to for evening dining that stands out in a region dominated by burger joints.

Casual craft burger and sandwich spot popular with outdoor enthusiasts and guides. Good local beer selection and a laid-back vibe. Great for a post-hike meal.

Authentic Mexican family restaurant with generous portions and fresh ingredients. The green chile enchiladas and chile rellenos are outstanding local favorites.

Pizza and Italian food served in a casual, family-friendly setting. A solid option for groups after a long day of slot canyon tours and water activities.

The most upscale hotel in Page with lake views, a pool, and comfortable rooms. Book early for peak summer season — Page has limited quality hotel inventory and it fills fast.

Hotel and motel rooms directly at Wahweap Marina with lake access and a marina-side restaurant. The most convenient base for water activities on Lake Powell.

Reliable chain hotel in a central location with complimentary breakfast and a pool. Good value for families and a solid choice when better options are sold out.