I'm not sure whether Page, Arizona is trying to keep this gorgeous, small park a secret but…read more.. Cat's Outta the Bag!! This place is gorgeous!!! You MUST get yourself to this free, city park while visiting Page and take in all of the gorgeous panoramic views - excellent park for sunsets!

Beautiful park! We enjoyed an early cool morning here taking in the scenery. Definitely worth a…read morestop!

Nice clean courts for a game of pickleball. The basketball from the adjacent basketball courts…read moretends to fly in and intervene though. Low quality restrooms a bit of a walk away. Friendly beginner picklers to play with if you came by yourself. No shade though.

Were in town for the canyons and wanted to play pickleball found this park from a FB group and came…read morearound 9pm. There were people playing pickleball, a family playing basketball, some kids at the skate park. Overall it seemed well lit and safe and the pickleball courts were nice. I'd recommend

So beautiful during sunset! Plenty of parking, a paved walkway (bit steep at times), but has…read morehandrails for support. I followed the trail to the right towards the dam, and there are multiple overlooks you can sit on along the edge (fewer people). And best of all, FREE!

Trail was downhill and sort of rocky. There was a railing for stability while traveling down…read more Mostly flat at the bottom. Great views all around!!

Page, while it has become touristy, is a wonderful place to visit in Arizona. I made a weekend trip…read moreto visit all of the top attractions, including Lake Powell. There are several different ways you can check out Lake Powell. One option is to see it from afar from atop cliffs and overlooks in Glen Canyon Park. This provides scenic views of the beautiful lake. Another option is to actually see the Lake up close and personal. There are several spots where you can do that. I decided to make the short drive into Utah to see it from Lone Rock. You have to drive through some rocky/sandy terrain so me careful to follow the path (unless you're in a car with four-wheel drive). Once you get closer to the beach, you will reach a sandy area. Do not drive through it. You'll see cars and RVs parked right where the terrain changes for good reason. Unless you have the proper vehicle, you'll get stuck in the sand. I saw it happen. That will ruin your day. There are even warning signs about this. Once we parked our rental, we walked to the shoreline. I dipped my toes in the water, a bit cold but pleasant. It's a great place to just relax and take in the beauty of your surroundings. The Lake is also a popular spot to rent boats. While I didn't do this, it is a popular activity. A must-visit while in Page!

Such a beautiful and peaceful place. I was happy we came in February so we really felt like we had…read morethe place to ourselves!

Nice well marked hiking trail with a splash of green at the end... even in February! We loved…read morehiking Hanging Gardens Trail!

Short and easy hike. Flowers on the way there as I went in March. Trail is not as well marked as…read morepeople indicated as I did miss the upwards path and walked across the wash like another reviewer. Had to backtrack and walk upwards towards the hanging garden. There were Google reviews where people said they took strollers out. They probably didn't end up at the actual hanging garden area as you have to go upwards a sandy path.

Simply amazing trail! Note... it's long like really long. For the most part the trail was pathed…read moredecently well but I still used All Trails to be sure I was on track. It's a 10.3ish mile trail with no bathrooms so be prepared to hold or stop by the public library as a pit stop. For me it took a whole 5 hours going at a pace of 30 minutes a mile but this can easily be done in 3.5 hours going at a faster pace with no pictures stops. In terms of scenery you go through many different types. Some are rocky, some grassy, and you even pass part of Lake Powell. Hike itself is not hard, it's fairly flat, but 10+ miles does require proper planning with water and good shoes. When I came it was fairly low traffic with only a few runners. Totally worth checking out once if you had an extra day in Page, Arizona!

The availability of information about this trail is sketchy at best. And the marking of the trail…read moreand trailhead is just plain awful. People were saying it was paved but not by the airport. At all. Maybe it is in another section but we didn't see it. The idea is awesome and the scenery is great but this is a fumble on the part of Page. Even signs showing the entrances would be helpful never mind regular trail markings. As someone who's Never been here- I had no idea and still don't know what's going on.

I took a short weekend trip to Page on a Saturday in May. Page has become pretty famous, and quite…read moretouristy, due to the magic and splendor of both Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Horseshoe Bend was our first stop after checking into our hotel. The nice thing is it's not that tough to pull off. When you arrive, you have to pay $10 to park, and then a short hike on a most paved road (10-15 minutes) will take you to Horseshoe Bend. You'll be able to see this incredible beauty of nature from a cliff that overlooks it. The main area has a railing but there are also open areas off the cliff where you can see it, too. Be careful as your pursuit to get an amazing pic may get you in trouble if you're too close to the cliff's edge. A picture isn't worth risking your life. Take a couple of pictures, enjoy the beauty, and make your way back. You can easily visit Horseshoe bend in 30 minutes to an hour. Given it's popularity, it has gotten quite popular and was busy when I went. That took away from enjoying being out in nature a bit, but still well worth it. When you leave, they have restrooms available near the exit. A must visit when in Page!

One of the most breathtaking views we saw during our Arizona road trip! Horseshoe Bend is…read moredefinitely worth visiting if you're already going to Antelope Canyon since it's only about a 14-minute drive away. The attraction itself is free, but parking costs $10 per vehicle. After parking, there's a short walk to the overlook. The walk is pretty easy, but it can get hot and windy depending on the weather, so bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Once you reach the viewpoint, the scenery is absolutely unreal. Seeing the Colorado River curve around the canyon in person is so much more impressive than photos online. The overlook is very high, which makes the views even more dramatic. If you're planning to take photos or videos, try walking around a bit because some areas get crowded. We found one of the higher spots for better views and it was totally worth it for pictures. Also, don't forget to stop by the "Page, Arizona" sign nearby before leaving! Overall, such a beautiful and easy stop to add to any Arizona or Southwest road trip itinerary.

Navajo scared ground. Hence our mandatory guide Rick who was so knowledgeable, warm, engaging and…read morefun. This in my humble opinion is and has become the top, must visit and see destination in Arizona. Let me try and explain why it surpasses the Grand Canyon. These gorgeous canyons were naturally carved over thousands of years by the combined forces of the eroding water via flash floods and the strong winds interacting with the sandstone. Hence behold these spectacular smooth natural flowing, swirling and narrow rock formations as our stellar guide and the others educated us via words, music and lyrics. The 70 minute tour in the afternoon( & earlier one around 10 am) is timed perfectly to coincide with the proper angles and intensity of the sun's rays as we made our way down to this wonderland. It was a lovely and breezy 80 degrees and maybe 70 ish when we got to the bottom. Please wear comfy sneakers. This beauty is in Page, Arizona just 271 miles north of Phoenix. I emphasis again this is a once in a lifetime event.

After spending the night in Canyon De Chelly we decided to stop here on our way to Page, Arizona…read moreand the of May was a great time to tour these Red Sandstone walls carved by water that in time ended up shaping these incredible and picturesque formations in Navajo Nation. Our tour guide was a Navajo older and very friendly lady that did an excellent job, she not only gave a good explanation on the history of the Canyon and took some great pictures of us but also gave me a lecture on photography. It was a 10 minute ride from the place where you buy the tickets to where you meet your guide and from there the whole adventure is under a mile at an elevation of about 4K feet. Natural wonder not to be missed when in the area. Tickets were 55 per person and the whole tour took about 90 minutes. The place is managed by TAADIDIIN TOURS Internet is very spotty throughout Arizona, Utah and Colorado.

We went on a half day trip to Rainbow Bridge and it was incredibly spectacular. All of the tour…read moreguides are very knowledgeable and made the two hour boat ride pass by quickly. Words cannot describe the natural beauty that you encounter along Lake Powell. Rainbow Bridge is the world's largest natural bridge and seeing it it person is indescribable. You truly have to see it to appreciate its true beauty.

Do NOT book a houseboat reservation through LakePowell.com. Given the record low water levels this…read moreyear, which no one could have predicted, we hoped to have some dialogue and see flexibility regarding our late season reservation. Customer service reps are nice enough, but I can't get ahold of anyone with any power to make decisions. They suggested I email, so I've been emailing APDAccounting@aramark.com and LakePowell-CustomerService@aramark.com since August 16th, I get auto-responses saying they will get back to me in 24-72 hours or 3-5 business days... neither is true, it's September 11th and I'm still waiting! Then they charged my card again on September 6th, this time for the damage deposit. The customer service reps keep throwing the cancellation policy at me, we could have cancelled months in advance when we started hearing reports of low water but we were optimistic and hopeful we would still be able to go. Am I really going to lose my money because we held out hope? I offered to move our credit to next year as opposed to a refund... still crickets. Aramark clearly doesn't care about customer service, it's all bottom line... now I just want my money back.

Great stop to get info about the City of Page and activities to do…read more The Glen Canyon Dam was worth seeing. The Dam construction has the Lake Powell backdraft. Beautiful views to take photos.

In Page, AZ, this is a nice little visitor center to stop in to check out the dam, use restrooms…read moreand check out their small gift shop. You'll learn about the history of the site and you can also take a closer look. The AC was on blast in September so I had to go outside to warm up! If you have questions, staff are helpful to provide recommendations about trails and other things to see. Just a 15-minute drive to Antelope Canyon.