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Absolutely worth the stop when visiting Horseshoe Bend! This place is such an incredible photo spot and truly one of those must-see locations when you're in the area. The views are unreal in person, and we took so many amazing pictures here. I came with a group of about 15-20 girls and we all had such a fun experience. The walk over was manageable, and once you get to the overlook, it's definitely one of those "wow" moments. It was $10 per car to enter, and unfortunately the America the Beautiful pass doesn't work here since it's separate from the national park system. Still, totally worth the fee for the experience and views. The only thing I wasn't too crazy about were the bathrooms -- definitely different from what I'm used to at California national parks. I was very glad I brought my own flushable wipes just in case. But honestly, that didn't take away from the experience at all. If you're anywhere near Page or the Grand Canyon area, this is absolutely a must-stop destination!
Really pretty view once you reach then end to see horseshoe bend. It costs $10 to park. Theres no shade so elderly and sun sensitive people beware! The walk path is dirt but we managed to do it in flip flops. I was SHOCKED to see so many people climb the rock edge and take selfies. One slip of your foot and you're a goner. There is only a small guard rail on the cement area/view point. But rest is open to climb around. If you have young children that are runners I highly recommend strapping them in a stroller or putting them on those children leashes.
*Totally worth checking out: beautiful feat of nature *Every time I have come here it's different- the time of day, cloud cover, clear skies, season etc all impact the beautiful hues of the rocks and Colorado River *Cheap $10 parking fee per car *pit toilets available at the parking area * Gradual graded decline to the view point... and also that means a gradual incline to return. Also note that Page is in the high desert (4300 above sea level)... so the walk could be a little stress on the body if you are not used to the elevation change * This is high desert- so plan accordingly- hydrate and wear sunscreen... and I highly recommend a hat or sunbrella... it comes in handy on the way back as most of the time the sun is going to be directly on you. * Couple shaded seating areas but none at the view point understandably *Dont trust AI on this. Trust your body. Someone told me AI said it was a short 5 min walk... uh no. Maybe a sprint and even then... no. There are tour companies that supposedly get you pretty close ... but not at this exact location and not if you are paying $10 instead of what you will be paying with a guided tour. It is a walk...about 1.5 miles round trip *The path is paved ( hardened sand?) but sandy. Wheelchairs, walkers and crutches are doable... but I would imagine would be hard and you may need some assistance *Puppy friendly - but pack out what your doggy drops. That also goes for general etiquette of packing out any water bottles, wrappers etc that you bring in.
we were able to take the self guided tour of horseshoe bend. you prepare to walk, but you're walking shoes on enjoy the views have your camera ready. Be prepared to travel downhill take water with you wear sunglasses. Also, it does tend to get windy at times so be prepared. Dust will be flying, but nothing beats the views. Also this was a free event, which makes things easier. Enjoy your time and it's not limited.
We visited Horseshoe Bend during Thanksgiving break 2025 with my husband. He had been here many years ago and mentioned that the area has changed quite a bit since then--there's now an updated parking lot, an admission fee, and a paved trail leading to the overlook. He also noticed that the shape of Horseshoe Bend itself looks different compared to before, likely due to erosion over time. It feels like the landscape is slowly changing, and eventually it may not look the same as it once did. I'd say it's worth visiting if you have the chance--otherwise, you might miss seeing it as it is today before time continues to reshape it.
A must see. Nice little drive from anywhere unless you live close by. It's worth the drive. Easy walk to the scenic point. Plenty of parking. Bathrooms available. Even though it's a small walk to the point bring water and be prepared for not too much shade. There are a few shade spots but not much. Take a drive and enjoy. There is a charge in the entrance per vehicles of $10.00 and motorcycles is $5.00.
Our first stop on our tour was Horseshoe Bend. This majestic site was created by nature's sheer forces and millions of years. The site can be accessed by a winding trail that will lead you to the precipice of the 1,000 foot plateau, overlooking the bend. Many visitors flock to this site and I could see why. It's an awe inspiring view of a land that is worth visiting and enjoying.
One of the most breathtaking views we saw during our Arizona road trip! Horseshoe Bend is definitely 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.
A small fee $10 parking fee and a 10-15 minute walk along a gravel path leads to a remarkable vista over the Colorado River. This stop is well worth the quick adventure. There are some platforms with guard rails but also a bunch of area without. Keep close tabs on your kiddos and your own footing so you don't go over the edge.
If you're in Page, Arizona, you're probably visiting Antelope Canyon (Upper or Lower) and then coming by Horseshoe Bend. All of the above are magnificent creations by nature and worth seeing IRL to really appreciate them. There will be a crowd here up until sunset when it closes but people seem to like to visit at sunset. They only have a small area with railing but this is the best area to photograph all of Horseshoe Bend as unobstructed as possible. There are way more areas without railing and even a large rock that you can climb on but if you go to the ledge and fall, it's about a 1,000 foot drop so beware.
Gorgeous Spot. Parking costs $10 per car. The parking lot and and bathrooms do not have lights. It gets really dark at night. Plan on hiking down and hiking up. The path is not lit. At sundown it gets dark!! The overlook is open. There are tons of great photo spots. The more adventurous you are, the more fun you'll have. Just be mindful, if you drop off the edge, you'll be likely done.
This deserves to be a 10 star!!! A truly amazing breathtaking vista point of Horseshoe Bend. The images area amazing but really don't do justice when you're here soaking in this glorious majestic view in person. A true wonder of Mother Nature. Definitely need to see this if you're visiting Grand Canyon. It's a 2.5 hrs drive from Grand Canyon but so so worth it. EV owners. Make sure to charge up to your max range at Grand Canyon valley because there are NO chargers during the 2.5hrs drive between Grand Canyon to Page. There is a Tesla supercharger in Page. Happy Trails!!! read more
18 days ago
I've visited both in June and Sept/October. Both times it's been hot as hell! The wind DOES NOT HELP AT ALL! BUY the cold water at the entrance if you don't have any! You're gonna need it. Bathrooms available in the parking lot.... NOT along path to nor at the viewing area. Don't get me wrong, the scenery is beyond beautiful and worth every bit of discomfort! This landmark is NOT ADA compliant! One would need an adult stroller or someone to carry anyone who cannot walk the distance across soft dirt/gravel road to get to the viewpoint! read more
I hate to give a natural feature such a bad rating, but hear me out. So Horseshoe Bend is in Glen Canyon National Recreational Area which is free, but the parking lot belongs to the city of Page and you have to pay for it. HOWEVER, the parking lot is also pretty aggressive about shaking you down for money, meaning that there are staffed toll booths, and also one way traffic spikes so that if you drive the wrong way your tires get shredded. Like yes, it is important that people should pay, but it is also very unwelcoming. Also, even though they have brought in over $20 million from the fees so far, they can't even bother to stock their vault toilets with hand sanitizer even at the start of the day. Since there's so many visitors, I can only shudder to think of how many people are walking around with fecal hands. Otherwise, a short stroll leads to a cool view point of the canyon, although the water is lower in the canyon. read more
Absolutely worth the stop when visiting Horseshoe Bend! This place is such an incredible photo spot and truly one of those must-see locations when you're in the area. The views are unreal in person, and we took so many amazing pictures here. I came with a group of about 15-20 girls and we all had such a fun experience. The walk over was manageable, and once you get to the overlook, it's definitely one of those "wow" moments. It was $10 per car to enter, and unfortunately the America the Beautiful pass doesn't work here since it's separate from the national park system. Still, totally worth the fee for the experience and views. The only thing I wasn't too crazy about were the bathrooms -- definitely different from what I'm used to at California national parks. I was very glad I brought my own flushable wipes just in case. But honestly, that didn't take away from the experience at all. If you're anywhere near Page or the Grand Canyon area, this is absolutely a must-stop destination! read more
4 days ago
Really pretty view once you reach then end to see horseshoe bend. It costs $10 to park. Theres no shade so elderly and sun sensitive people beware! The walk path is dirt but we managed to do it in flip flops. I was SHOCKED to see so many people climb the rock edge and take selfies. One slip of your foot and you're a goner. There is only a small guard rail on the cement area/view point. But rest is open to climb around. If you have young children that are runners I highly recommend strapping them in a stroller or putting them on those children leashes. read more
1 month ago
*Totally worth checking out: beautiful feat of nature *Every time I have come here it's different- the time of day, cloud cover, clear skies, season etc all impact the beautiful hues of the rocks and Colorado River *Cheap $10 parking fee per car *pit toilets available at the parking area * Gradual graded decline to the view point... and also that means a gradual incline to return. Also note that Page is in the high desert (4300 above sea level)... so the walk could be a little stress on the body if you are not used to the elevation change * This is high desert- so plan accordingly- hydrate and wear sunscreen... and I highly recommend a hat or sunbrella... it comes in handy on the way back as most of the time the sun is going to be directly on you. * Couple shaded seating areas but none at the view point understandably *Dont trust AI on this. Trust your body. Someone told me AI said it was a short 5 min walk... uh no. Maybe a sprint and even then... no. There are tour companies that supposedly get you pretty close ... but not at this exact location and not if you are paying $10 instead of what you will be paying with a guided tour. It is a walk...about 1.5 miles round trip *The path is paved ( hardened sand?) but sandy. Wheelchairs, walkers and crutches are doable... but I would imagine would be hard and you may need some assistance *Puppy friendly - but pack out what your doggy drops. That also goes for general etiquette of packing out any water bottles, wrappers etc that you bring in. read more
2 months ago
we were able to take the self guided tour of horseshoe bend. you prepare to walk, but you're walking shoes on enjoy the views have your camera ready. Be prepared to travel downhill take water with you wear sunglasses. Also, it does tend to get windy at times so be prepared. Dust will be flying, but nothing beats the views. Also this was a free event, which makes things easier. Enjoy your time and it's not limited. read more
2 months ago
This place is on like every screen saver. $10 for parking. 20 minute easy walk from there to the overlook. Restrooms available too. read more
We visited Horseshoe Bend during Thanksgiving break 2025 with my husband. He had been here many years ago and mentioned that the area has changed quite a bit since then--there's now an updated parking lot, an admission fee, and a paved trail leading to the overlook. He also noticed that the shape of Horseshoe Bend itself looks different compared to before, likely due to erosion over time. It feels like the landscape is slowly changing, and eventually it may not look the same as it once did. I'd say it's worth visiting if you have the chance--otherwise, you might miss seeing it as it is today before time continues to reshape it. read more
A must see. Nice little drive from anywhere unless you live close by. It's worth the drive. Easy walk to the scenic point. Plenty of parking. Bathrooms available. Even though it's a small walk to the point bring water and be prepared for not too much shade. There are a few shade spots but not much. Take a drive and enjoy. There is a charge in the entrance per vehicles of $10.00 and motorcycles is $5.00. read more
Our first stop on our tour was Horseshoe Bend. This majestic site was created by nature's sheer forces and millions of years. The site can be accessed by a winding trail that will lead you to the precipice of the 1,000 foot plateau, overlooking the bend. Many visitors flock to this site and I could see why. It's an awe inspiring view of a land that is worth visiting and enjoying. read more
2 months ago
One of the most breathtaking views we saw during our Arizona road trip! Horseshoe Bend is definitely 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. read more
A small fee $10 parking fee and a 10-15 minute walk along a gravel path leads to a remarkable vista over the Colorado River. This stop is well worth the quick adventure. There are some platforms with guard rails but also a bunch of area without. Keep close tabs on your kiddos and your own footing so you don't go over the edge. read more
If you're in Page, Arizona, you're probably visiting Antelope Canyon (Upper or Lower) and then coming by Horseshoe Bend. All of the above are magnificent creations by nature and worth seeing IRL to really appreciate them. There will be a crowd here up until sunset when it closes but people seem to like to visit at sunset. They only have a small area with railing but this is the best area to photograph all of Horseshoe Bend as unobstructed as possible. There are way more areas without railing and even a large rock that you can climb on but if you go to the ledge and fall, it's about a 1,000 foot drop so beware. read more
Gorgeous Spot. Parking costs $10 per car. The parking lot and and bathrooms do not have lights. It gets really dark at night. Plan on hiking down and hiking up. The path is not lit. At sundown it gets dark!! The overlook is open. There are tons of great photo spots. The more adventurous you are, the more fun you'll have. Just be mindful, if you drop off the edge, you'll be likely done. read more
It's approx 0.8mile walk (my Garmin was tracking it) from the parking area to the horseshoe, with the slightest downhill slope on a gravel pathway, nothing strenuous. It seemed longer than 0.8mi on the way back though, maybe because it was 104 degrees that day (July 2025) There are no toilets once you leave the parking area, so use those porta potties before you start walking. This was on my bucket list - I think it's pretty cool that the Colorado River decided to do a complete U-turn to carve out this beautiful area. However, it's out in the middle of nowhere, combine with Antelope Canyon for a day trip or stay overnight in Page, AZ to rest before heading back. read more
8 months ago
For $10 it's cool to see. As others have said, there's nothing keeping you from falling off the edge except your own free will. It's a huge bend in the shape of a horseshoe that you're able to see over the top of. Great for photo ops, cool to walk around near, but dear god I would not come here with kids, you will have a heart attack. The walk there takes about 15 minutes each way. Even if you're not super in shape it's a relatively easy walk. I had wished there were some facts about Horseshoe bend along the way (maybe I missed them?). It would've been cool to have some context around what you're seeing, but as others have said it is a pretty cool and dramatic sight to see. For those who are afraid of heights, there are one or two spots where a railing separates you from the literal edge of the bend, which is where I'd recommend standing to grab your picture! read more
A pretty dope site to visit in Page, AZ! It's really an amazing to see in person. It's $10 per car and short walk over (half mile or less) to see the bend! Very picturesque! Don't let the fake influencers annoy you and enjoy it. Don't forget to look up from the phone and take it in! read more
4 months ago
Horseshoe Bend is a "must see" destination if you're staying in Page, AZ overnight. My wife, two sons, and I visited here in April 2023. You pay an admission fee ($10) and after parking, it's about a 0.5 mile walk to the edge of the bend. Yes, it's true that no guardrails exist so be careful if you're bringing small children. I took about an hour in all to enjoy the view, take some photos, and hang out for a bit before going back to the car. That said, it does not include a museum or anything else to warrant an extended stay. If you're here in the middle of the day, it can get crowded (with Instagram folks trying to optimize their photo shoot). This is probably one of the most photographed sites in Page, AZ for good reason! read more
4 months ago
Lots of parking and it was less than a mile walk from the parking lot to see horseshoe bend... it was beautiful! Must see if you're in Page! read more
A short scenic stop that you can couple with Antelope Canyon, this 1.5-mile round-trip walk to a pretty view of the Colorado River's horseshoe-shaped bend. There's a $10 fee per car. The entire paved walk is exposed to the sun with a few shaded benches if you want to take a break from the path. Otherwise in the heat of summer, it can get hot. It is a slight downhill to the bend and therefore uphill back to the parking. Once you get to the spot there will probably be plenty of other visitors trying to take pictures. Like a lot of things if you come when it's more peaceful I'm sure it is more enjoyable. While there's not much to do here, I think it's worth a visit! read more
11 months ago
Horseshoe Bend is located in Page Arizona. A horseshoe shaped surrounded by Colorado River. Got to see and hike this national park at 104degree Fahrenheit. It was extremely hot yesterday . I wouldn't recommend during summer for small kids and elderly. It was a one mile hike Roundtrip . Bring water , fan , hat and umbrella. Soak with sun screen and sun block. At the end it was worth the experience . Beautiful and unique creation of God. It was a well deserved hiked Recommended: Dec- Feb best month to visit read more
4 months ago
Another Arizona must vist!!! Great views and nice walk!!! The views are nothing short of amazing!!! read more
On a recent trip to Arizona i rememberied the first time I traveled to this state and visited this beautiful nature attraction. Me and my friend struggled with the short but steep climb up. The weather was great and it was around September. There were alot of people visiting but still room to scatter and get some pictures. We saw people taking wedding photos. There were way too many brave souls taking those risky pics close to the edge for that perfect shot. My pictures definitely doesn't show this site it's true beauty. This is definitely a must see attraction. read more
9 months ago
Such a beautiful view. Make sure you visit on your trip. They have public restrooms and plenty of parking. Great photo locations all around the park. read more
Best way go describe Horseshoe Bend is the way a friend described it, "Views that will re-energize the soul." Sometimes you need reasons to keep going and these are one of those places. Keep traveling, keep exploring and feed your soul. Easy access off the 89, restrooms available, plenty of parking, $10 cover charge and the hike is easy. About a mile round trip. read more
8 months ago
Plenty of parking. Free entry. Short walk to the most gorgeous view of horseshoe bend. You can tell there's several social media people as they climb on to the rocks past the railing risking their lives for a good pics. You can get Plenty of good pics without risking your life! Pet friendly. I definitely recommend this place for gorgeous views. read more
7 months ago
Horseshoe Bend is absolutely breathtaking and easily one of the most unforgettable natural viewpoints I have ever seen. Standing at the overlook and seeing the Colorado River curve perfectly around the canyon is surreal. The contrast between the deep blue water and the massive red rock cliffs is stunning and feels almost unreal in person. The walk to the viewpoint is very manageable and well maintained, with wide open desert scenery along the way. Once you reach the edge, the view instantly makes every step worth it. Photos truly do not do justice to how vast and dramatic it feels when you are actually there. What makes Horseshoe Bend special is the sense of scale and quiet awe it brings. The canyon stretches endlessly, and watching the light and shadows move across the rock formations adds to the experience. This is a must visit if you are near Page, Arizona or Glen Canyon. Go prepared with water, wear good shoes, and take your time soaking it all in. read more
8 months ago
Crossing this off my bucket list felt amazing and being able to capture these moments was priceless. Horseshoe Bend was my second stop on a road trip after visiting Seven Magic Mountains and I honestly think I got a shot pretty close to the one on the entrance sign. The weather was a bit cloudy since it had rained that morning but the view was still unbelievable. There's a ten dollar parking fee but the scenery you get in return is basically nature showing off for free. The walk isn't too long and definitely worth it. No matter what time you go there's always a crowd so getting the perfect photo takes a little patience. If you're traveling solo like I was it's also a fun place to meet people for a moment. It's one of those spots you just have to see at least once. read more
Updated December 2024. Entry fee: $10 per regular car. Wasn't there before. They did pave a nice parking lot and put some outhouse toilets in the parking lot. There is now a paved road going to the viewing area. They also built a platform with railing for safety, which is nice. The only problem now is waaaaaay too many people. The crowds are 10 times worst than 8 years ago. read more
I've seen photos of Horseshoe Bend and was instantly mesmerized, but its even more beautiful in person. It's a short trek, about 10 minutes down the marked trail to the viewpoint. There's signs posted as a reminder to take water, because even though it's not a long walk, and the trail is flat, it's extremely hot and in direct sunlight. Also to note there's a slight incline on the trek up. There are a two small covered benches on the trail, where you can rest. There's restrooms (outhouses) in the parking lot. I would recommend visiting during the week or non holiday weekend because it was super crowded, but well worth the wait. read more
$10 for a scenic view thast is always free everywhere!? No thanks. Glad I only added 20min for this on my trip to Zion. Didn't bother to think they were charging for what is always free!!! Skip this and go take a panoramic view of Lake Powell 15min from here at a FREE scenic view spot. read more
1 year ago
You can't miss Horseshoe Bend if you're embarking on a Western road trip! Located on the outskirts of Page, AZ, Horseshoe Bend is a natural masterpiece. It takes roughly 15 minutes to walk there and back with minimal shade. There's a slight incline on the walk back, but nothing too crazy. At the Bend, there's an outlook area with a railing, but you can also pop off to the sides to get views without as many people. I didn't realize how close I was sitting to the edge until I saw my friend's drone footage! All in all, it's a very cool spot, and I only wish we had saved time to do a boat tour down below too. read more
One of my favorite place to visit. It's still just as stunning as I first visited it over 10 years ago. There is now a parking lot for a fee and organize areas for restroom. Short hike less than a mile to the lookout point. Very organize and easy to access. Highly recommend visit for anyone passing through Page, AZ read more
Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful! I had the pleasure of visiting horseshoe bend the horn of the Colorado river on my trip to Arizona back in December. There is an entry fee and a 1.5 mile down hill hike to the area that you can take in the beauty of horseshoe bend and the natural occurrence of a horse shaped path that was forged years ago! I have a tinge fear of heights so I didn't get too close to the rail but a breathtaking experience with the crisp air of Arizona. If you have a chance visit! read more
5 months ago
Such a beautiful landmark!! Parking was $10 and lots of open spaces. Hike down to view point was smooth. Once you're at the viewpoint there's multiple areas for photos! read more
We went during Thanksgiving. It is located 3-4 miles outside Page depending where your hotel is. From Hyatt Place, it took us less than 15 minutes to get there. There is a parking lot and a $10 fee. It is run by the city so they do not accept America the Beautiful pass. We arrived at around 11 in the morning and had little difficulty finding parking in spite of the crowds. Restrooms are at the far end of the parking lot. Other than that and the trash cans, there are no other amenities, so bring your own water and snacks. The trail to and back is easy, senior/child friendly. The walk to and back takes about 45 mins or more. You also need about 15-30 minutes to enjoy the views once you get there. It can get really crowded and noisy, so if you want to enjoy the spectacular views in peace and quiet, go early. If you have kids, watch them closely. Once you get there, only one side has railings. One could easily slip and fall. It is a must see! read more
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A 15 min paved walk down to the bend overlook. There are mostly unfenced areas at the overlook, so young kids would need to be 100% supervised carefully. Nothing to see on the path - the view is all over a cliff with a small fenced area.
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