Arizona, USA
Horseshoe Bend: Approximately 10 minutes drive south from Page. A 1.5-mile round-trip walk over a maintained dirt path leads to the overlook. Accessible for independent visits. Allow 1-1.5 hours for the walk and viewing.
Lake Powell / Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: Borders Page, with major marinas (Wahweap, Antelope Point) just 5-15 minutes drive. Boats, kayaks, and paddleboards rent there. Scenic boat tours also depart from marinas. Half-day to full-day guided by activities.
For longer excursions, the surrounding region features iconic national parks and tribal lands.
Approximately 2.5 hours drive south from Page via US-89 S and AZ-64 W. Accessible by rental car. Day tours from Page are sometimes available.
Approximately 2.5 hours drive east from Page via US-98 E and US-163 N. Drive your rental car.
The region surrounding Antelope Canyon contains many natural immersion opportunities.
Beyond immediate Page attractions, proximity to multiple National Parks (Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon) and National Monuments (Vermilion Cliffs) brings many opportunities for exploring diverse desert ecosystems and geological formations.
Drive US-89 south towards the Grand Canyon or north into Utah for dramatic views of mesas, buttes, and vast open desert. The drive along Highway 12 in Utah (part of the "Grand Circle" route) presents remarkable scenic views.
Lake Powell features thousands of miles of shoreline, with numerous sandy beaches and calm coves for swimming, sunbathing, or launching small watercraft. Find quiet, remote spots by renting a boat.
The greater region extends beyond Page's direct vicinity, showing diverse landscapes.
Explore stunning vistas and unique geological features that define the American Southwest.
Beyond natural wonders, the area features insights into local culture and history.
Discover significant historical points that chronicle the region's past.
Immerse yourself in the living culture of the Navajo (Diné) people.
Beyond photographing people, be mindful of where you point your camera.
Treat Antelope Canyon as a sacred place, observing local customs.
While the immediate Page areas are not heavily agricultural, exploration brings cultural discovery.
Explore beyond the main tourist hubs to observe daily life within Navajo communities.
Seek out authentic Native American crafts and artwork directly from artisans or reputable local shops.
Treat Antelope Canyon and similar areas with respect for their spiritual significance.
Extend your trip to Antelope Canyon into a longer, complete exploration of the American Southwest.
Drive to Grand Canyon South Rim. Explore viewpoints, hike short rim trails, or take a helicopter tour. Stay overnight in Grand Canyon Village or nearby Tusayan.
From Page, drive north to Zion National Park for a day of hiking. Stay overnight near Zion. The next day, drive to Bryce Canyon National Park to see its unique hoodoos.
A major entertainment hub, often serving as a starting or ending point for Southwest road trips.
Typically starts & ends in Las Vegas or Phoenix. Day 3: Drive to Page & Upper Canyon. Day 4: Lower Canyon & Lake Powell. Day 5: Grand Canyon South Rim. Day 6: Grand Canyon East Rim & Departure.
Combines Antelope Canyon with Utah's "Mighty 5" National Parks and other regional highlights (Monument Valley, Mesa Verde, Arches, Canyonlands). This itinerary `permits` multiple hikes and scenic drives.
Flexibility to create your own route combining preferred parks and attractions. Start from major cities like Las Vegas, Phoenix, or even Los Angeles for broader options.
