Sarah & Jeremy’s Page, AZ guidebook
Sightseeing
A muse see while in Page. Lower Antelope Canyon is our personal favorite unless the light beams in April-October are your primary thing to see. You'll need a tour. Kens tours are excellent for Lower Antelope or Chief Tsosies is great for Upper Antelope. Book early
Antelope
A muse see while in Page. Lower Antelope Canyon is our personal favorite unless the light beams in April-October are your primary thing to see. You'll need a tour. Kens tours are excellent for Lower Antelope or Chief Tsosies is great for Upper Antelope. Book early
No tour required but you'll need to pay to park. Sunset is our favorite time to go as the minutes just after the sun dips below the horizon are the most magical.
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Horseshoe Bend
1001 Page ParkwayNo tour required but you'll need to pay to park. Sunset is our favorite time to go as the minutes just after the sun dips below the horizon are the most magical.
There are many ways to explore Lake Powell. Rent a boat, jet ski, kayaks, paddle boards or just head to a beach.
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Lake Powell
There are many ways to explore Lake Powell. Rent a boat, jet ski, kayaks, paddle boards or just head to a beach.
One of the best things to do in Page is to Kayak/Paddle Board down the Colorado River. Drive down to Lees Ferry and get a back hauling service back up to the Dam in Page. With the calm current from the river underneath, you get to float/paddle 16 miles down the Colorado, around Horseshoe Bend, seeing wildlife and the huge Canyon Walls that make this paddle so epic! Make sure to book your back haul in advance as it sells out.
Kayak the Colorado
One of the best things to do in Page is to Kayak/Paddle Board down the Colorado River. Drive down to Lees Ferry and get a back hauling service back up to the Dam in Page. With the calm current from the river underneath, you get to float/paddle 16 miles down the Colorado, around Horseshoe Bend, seeing wildlife and the huge Canyon Walls that make this paddle so epic! Make sure to book your back haul in advance as it sells out.
Another option to Explore Antelope Canyon is to rent a kayak or paddle board and paddle into the Canyon from Antelope Point Marina. Its a fairly easy paddle and the views are breathtaking. Once you reach the dry part of the canyon, you're also able to hike in (albeit not to where they have tours)
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Upper Antelope Canyon
Another option to Explore Antelope Canyon is to rent a kayak or paddle board and paddle into the Canyon from Antelope Point Marina. Its a fairly easy paddle and the views are breathtaking. Once you reach the dry part of the canyon, you're also able to hike in (albeit not to where they have tours)
25 miles long, this path guides you around Page taking in views of Lake Powell & the Vermilion Cliffs. As 25 miles is a long walk, either rent a bike & cycle it or just hike a portion.
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Rim View Trails
25 miles long, this path guides you around Page taking in views of Lake Powell & the Vermilion Cliffs. As 25 miles is a long walk, either rent a bike & cycle it or just hike a portion.
For a nice little hike in town, this is a good option for some outdoor time with beautiful views.
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Hanging Gardens Trail
For a nice little hike in town, this is a good option for some outdoor time with beautiful views.
For the best views of Lake Powell (without being on it), take a Jeep Tour to Alstom Point.. a favorite for many guests.
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Alstrom Point
For the best views of Lake Powell (without being on it), take a Jeep Tour to Alstom Point.. a favorite for many guests.
Rainbow Bridge. If tours are available (covid restrictions/low lake levels are disrupting things), take a boat ride to Rainbow Bridge. Its supposedly the largest natural bridge in the USA and is really impressive. After the beautiful ride through Lake Powell there is a nice little hike to actually visit the bridge
Rainbow Glen
Rainbow GlenRainbow Bridge. If tours are available (covid restrictions/low lake levels are disrupting things), take a boat ride to Rainbow Bridge. Its supposedly the largest natural bridge in the USA and is really impressive. After the beautiful ride through Lake Powell there is a nice little hike to actually visit the bridge
Food scene
Fairly upscale for Page but with amazing views of Lake Powell. About the only place in town that takes reservations
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Rainbow Room
100 Lake Shore DrFairly upscale for Page but with amazing views of Lake Powell. About the only place in town that takes reservations
For some decent BBQ which often has live music, this is a popular spot for an enjoyable evening. Its outdoor so best in the warmer months (although expect a line!)
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Big John's Texas BBQ
153 S Lake Powell BlvdFor some decent BBQ which often has live music, this is a popular spot for an enjoyable evening. Its outdoor so best in the warmer months (although expect a line!)
A good menu & laid back vibe. Sit on the bar side vs the restaurant side. Has a great drinks list & live sports
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State 48 Tavern
614 N Navajo DrA good menu & laid back vibe. Sit on the bar side vs the restaurant side. Has a great drinks list & live sports
El Tapatio
25 S Lake Powell BlvdSurprisingly good Mexican food, highly recommended!
If sushi is on the menu, you can't go wrong here. Previous winner of best restaurant in Page
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Blue Buddha Sushi Lounge
644 N Navajo DrIf sushi is on the menu, you can't go wrong here. Previous winner of best restaurant in Page
Our favorite lunch option, the fried chicken salad is just delicious.
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BirdHouse
707 N Navajo DrOur favorite lunch option, the fried chicken salad is just delicious.
Canyon Crepes Cafe
669 Elm StA really good & fairly quick breakfast option
For a hearty breakfast before a day of hiking, this is your best option in town. Its not the fastest but its 10 times faster than the Dennys in town. Its where the locals eat
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Ranch House Grille
819 N Navajo DrFor a hearty breakfast before a day of hiking, this is your best option in town. Its not the fastest but its 10 times faster than the Dennys in town. Its where the locals eat
Grand Canyon Brewing +Distillery
Good atmosphere, pool & shuffle board, pretty good menu
Great place for breakfast, lunch, coffee or beer & wine in the evening. Also a good spot to sit with a laptop.
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LP Espresso
612 N Navajo DrGreat place for breakfast, lunch, coffee or beer & wine in the evening. Also a good spot to sit with a laptop.