Attractions

Things To Do

Adventure meets comfort just minutes from Arizona’s most iconic sights.

Activities

Explore snow-covered trails and breathtaking winter landscapes with a guided hiking experience for adventure and comfort.

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Activities

Hikes

Explore snow-covered trails and breathtaking winter landscapes with a guided hiking experience for adventure and comfort.

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Hikes

Restaurants

Explore snow-covered trails and breathtaking winter landscapes with a guided hiking experience for adventure and comfort.

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Restaurants

A few days' worth of mornings and afternoons.

The classics get the magazine covers, but Page rewards a second day of wandering — quieter hikes, riverside floats, a long dinner, a slow morning at a local coffee bar.

i.

Hiking & trails

The Hanging Garden Trail, an easy out-and-back near the dam
The Page Rimview Trail loops the town with lake and canyon overlooks
Wiregrass Canyon and the New Wave for less-crowded slot canyon walks

ii.

Boating & water

Pontoon and ski boat rentals at Wahweap and Antelope Point marinas
Kayak and paddle board tours into Antelope and Labyrinth canyons
Half-day rafting from the base of Glen Canyon Dam to Lees Ferry

iii.

Eat & drink

Casual diners and Mexican kitchens along Lake Powell Boulevard
Riverside dining at Antelope Point and Lake Powell Resort
A small but solid scene of local coffee bars and bakeries

iv.

Practical amenities

Full-service grocery, pharmacy, and outdoor outfitters in town
Page Municipal Airport for small-plane charter and scenic flights
Page Hospital and several urgent care options for peace of mind

v.

Stargazing

Clear desert evenings make Page a memorable place to slow down after sunset
Step outside the city lights for wide-open views of constellations and the Milky Way
Pair a night-sky stop with an early dinner, warm layers, and a flashlight for the walk back