Arizona, USA
The dramatic desert and water landscapes around Page provide an excellent setting for outdoor pursuits.
Always check weather conditions, especially for flash flood warnings, before entering slot canyons.
Engage with the rich heritage of the Navajo Nation.
Your Navajo guide will share cultural insights, stories, and the spiritual meaning of the canyon. This is the main and most accessible form of cultural immersion for visitors.
Major Navajo Nation events or powwows occur throughout the year, but locations vary and may be some distance from Page. Research the Navajo Nation calendar for specific dates.
Opportunities exist to purchase authentic Navajo jewelry (silver and turquoise), pottery, sand paintings, and woven goods. Look for reputable shops or direct sales from artisans.
Choosing Navajo-owned tour operators directly supports the local Navajo economy and community.
Navajo guides share cultural insights, stories, and the spiritual meaning of the canyon.
Purchase authentic Navajo jewelry, pottery, sand paintings, and woven goods from reputable shops or artisans.
After exploring, find opportunities for rest and rejuvenation in Page.
Lake Powell offers numerous sandy beaches for relaxing by the water.
Many hotels in Page feature outdoor swimming pools, excellent for cooling off in summer.
Enjoy the serene lakeside environment for quiet moments.
Hotel pools for cooling off and basic fitness centers in larger hotels.
Numerous sandy beaches on Lake Powell, ideal for sunbathing and swimming.
Enjoy comfortable hotel rooms, quiet evening strolls, and local cuisine for a relaxed pace.
Page offers a modest nightlife and entertainment scene, suitable for a relaxed evening.
Mainly limited to restaurants and bars that remain open later. Most of Page closes relatively early.
Enjoy a casual dinner at one of the mid-range restaurants, followed by a drink at a local pub.
Due to minimal light pollution, Page is an excellent location for stargazing. Find a spot away from town lights for a clear view of the night sky.
Most establishments close relatively early. Plan your evening activities accordingly, as late-night options are sparse.
Look for unique souvenirs and support local artisans.
Postcards or prints of Antelope Canyon.
Authentic jewelry, pottery, or blankets.
Books on local geology, history, or Native American culture.
Support local Navajo artisans directly when purchasing crafts. This ensures fair trade and economic benefit remains within the community.
