Things to do in Page

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The top things to do in Page are: Antelope Canyon Glen Canyon Dam Lake Powell Horseshoe Bend

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Top activities in Page include: Lower Antelope Canyon Ticket Lower Antelope Canyon Admission Ticket Upper Antelope Canyon Ticket Upper Antelope Canyon Ticket Lower Antelope Canyon Tour Ticket

Dazzling desert landscapes

The desert town of Page may be small in size, but it serves as a gateway to some of the West’s grandest scenery. Located near Arizona’s border with Utah, Page overlooks Lake Powell—the country’s second-largest manmade lake—and the Glen Canyon Dam, which created it. Boating on the lake, fly-fishing, and tubing are popular things to do, as is venturing to the nearby Antelope Canyon, discovering ancient landmarks and traditions in the Navajo Nation, tracing the Colorado River’s journey at Horseshoe Bend, and day-tripping to the Grand Canyon.

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Antelope Canyon

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Situated on Navajo land in the Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is one of the most-photographed slot canyons in the United States. Formed by water rushing through the rock over the course of millions of years, this natural wonder has two separate sections—the deep-but-narrow Upper Antelope Canyon (also known as Spiral Rock Arches) and the Lower Antelope Canyon (Hasdeztwazi).More

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Glen Canyon Dam

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In 1964, the Colorado River’s roaring waters needed to be harnessed, so the towering 710-foot-tall (216 meter) Glen Canyon Dam was built. The resulting 186-mile-long (299 kilometer) Lake Powell, the second largest man-made lake in the US, took 17 years to fill to capacity. Today, the dam provides hydroelectric power to the American West.More

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Lake Powell

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Lake Powell is a reservoir—the second-largest man-made reservoir in the United States, actually—in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on the border of Arizona and Utah. Known for its many sandy beaches, sparkling blue water, and red-rock landscapes, this fun vacation spot is one of Arizona’s top attractions. Some of the lake’s famous features include the Glen Canyon Dam (located in Arizona) and the Rainbow Bridge National Monument, one of the world’s longest natural bridges (located in Utah).More

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Horseshoe Bend

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Find some of the most inspiring scenic views in the American Southwest at Horseshoe Bend. The site’s scenic overlook sits on a clifftop 1,000 feet (300 meters) above the Colorado River, offering a bird’s-eye vista of the horseshoe-shaped curve in the sandstone canyon below created by the rushing river over five million years.More

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