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Things to Do in Page, AZ: Top Sights and Original 3, 5 & 7-Day Itineraries

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Page, in northern Arizona, is the base for some of the most photographed landscapes in the American Southwest. Horseshoe Bend's dramatic meander, the light beams of Antelope Canyon, the turquoise waters of Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam make it an essential stop between the Grand Canyon, Zion and Monument Valley.

This guide covers the best things to do in Page, AZ, with itineraries for 3, 5 and 7 days, ideas for weekends, couples and families, local food, where to stay and how to get around.

Top things to see in Page, AZ

Horseshoe Bend

Famous Colorado River meander.

Upper Antelope Canyon

Slot canyon with light beams.

Lower Antelope Canyon

Narrow slot with ladders.

Lake Powell

Reservoir with red cliffs.

Glen Canyon Dam

Dam and visitor center.

Rainbow Bridge

Natural bridge by boat.

Antelope Canyon by kayak

Water route.

Lone Rock Beach

Camping beach.

Page, AZ in 3 days: an original itinerary

1Day 1 · Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon

Watch sunrise at Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River curves 1,000 feet below the rim. Book a Navajo-guided tour of Upper Antelope Canyon around midday for the light beams in summer. Lunch in Page. In the afternoon, visit Lower Antelope Canyon, and end with dinner at a Navajo taco stand or barbecue.

2Day 2 · Lake Powell

Rent a kayak or join a boat tour on Lake Powell, paddling into the flooded part of Antelope Canyon between towering sandstone walls. Lunch at Antelope Point Marina. In the afternoon, swim at Lone Rock Beach and watch the sunset over Lone Rock.

3Day 3 · Glen Canyon and Rainbow Bridge

Visit the Glen Canyon Dam overlook and Carl Hayden Visitor Center, then take the half-day boat trip to Rainbow Bridge, one of the world's largest natural bridges. Lunch on board or at the marina. Evening sunset at the Wahweap Overlook.

Page, AZ in 5 days

Follow the 3-day plan above, then add these two days:

4Day 4 · Monument Valley

Drive two hours to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park for the 17-mile loop among iconic buttes, with a guided Navajo jeep tour. Lunch at The View restaurant. Watch sunset over the Mittens before returning or staying overnight nearby.

5Day 5 · Grand Canyon North or South

Drive to the Grand Canyon's South Rim via Desert View in about two and a half hours, or to the remote North Rim in season. Picnic lunch. Return to Page in the evening.

Page, AZ in 7 days

With a full week, keep days 1 to 5 and finish with:

6Day 6 · Hiking and viewpoints

Hike the Hanging Garden trail, the Rim View Trail around Page and drive to Alstrom Point with a 4x4 for a famous Lake Powell panorama. Lunch in town. Sunset at the Page Rim.

7Day 7 · Farewell

Early morning at Horseshoe Bend once more, souvenir shopping for Navajo jewelry and pottery, and a farewell dinner with Southwest cuisine before heading to your next national park. Zion National Park is about two hours west, Bryce Canyon about two and a half.

What to do in Page, AZ on a weekend

Things to do in Page on a weekend? Saturday: Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. Sunday: Lake Powell.

Lake Powell Balloon Regatta in October.

What to do in Page, AZ in the evening

In the evening, sunset at Lone Rock or Wahweap.

Stargazing in dark skies.

Page, AZ for couples

For couples, sunrise at Horseshoe Bend and a houseboat on Lake Powell.

Page, AZ with kids

With kids, boat trips, Lone Rock Beach and easy canyon tours.

What to eat in Page, AZ

Navajo tacos

Fry bread.

Barbecue

Big John's.

Mutton stew

Navajo.

Southwest cuisine

Chile.

Prickly pear lemonade

Local.

Where to stay in Page, AZ: best areas

Page

Central.

Lake Powell resort

Lakeside.

Houseboat

Unique.

Big Water

Quiet.

What to do in Page, AZ when it rains

Things to do in Page when it rains? Visitor centers and museums; slot canyons close for flash flood risk.

How much does a trip to Page, AZ cost?

Expect $150–300 per night and $90–120 for canyon tours.

Practical tips for Page, AZ

Best time to visit

March–May and September–October.

Getting around

Car essential.

Our practical tips

  • Book Antelope tours early.
  • Sunrise at Horseshoe Bend.
  • Check Arizona time zones.
  • Bring water.
  • Respect Navajo rules.
  • Kayak early.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Slot canyons in rain.
  • Midday summer heat.
  • Edges at Horseshoe Bend.
  • Drones without permission.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best things to do in Page, AZ?

Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell.

Do you need a guide for Antelope Canyon?

Yes.

How far is the Grand Canyon?

About 2.5 hours.

Best time?

Spring and fall.