Attractions & Tours
Things to Do in Antelope Canyon
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28 attractions
Lake Powell
Antelope Canyon Lake Powell
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Lake Powell Boat Tours
Cruise the drowned-canyon labyrinth from Wahweap Marina — guided tours thread Lake Powell's sandstone narrows past buttes and grottos, with the long-haul Rainbow Bridge run the bucket-list ticket when water levels allow.
Kayak Lake Powell
Paddle into Antelope Canyon's lake arm — rentals and guided kayak tours from the Page shoreline thread the drowned slot at water level, where sandstone narrows meet still blue water and motor noise isn't invited.
Glen Canyon Dam
The 710-foot wall that made the lake — the Southwest's second-great dam, viewed from the Carl Hayden Visitor Center and the vertigo bridge beside it, with the whole water story of the modern West told in one concrete arc.
Hanging Garden Trail
A free one-mile stroll across slickrock beside Glen Canyon Dam to a hidden alcove where seep water nourishes a living wall of ferns and flowers — Page's easiest nature walk, and its most surprising.
Wahweap Overlook
A free 360-degree perch above Lake Powell — Navajo Mountain, Tower Butte, the Kaiparowits Plateau and Wahweap Marina in one sweep, with a shade shelter, no crowds and Page's best low-key sunset.
Lone Rock Beach
Lake Powell's famous drive-on beach just over the Utah line — a giant sandstone monolith standing off the shore, primitive camping on the sand, campfires under huge skies, and the honest reality of a lake at record lows.
Slot Canyons
Antelope Canyon Slot Canyons
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Upper Antelope Canyon
The most photographed slot canyon on earth — the cathedral corridor where midday light beams drop through sandstone waves a hundred feet overhead. Navajo-guided only, flat walking, and booked out weeks ahead in beam season.
Lower Antelope Canyon
The connoisseur's Antelope — a V-slot you descend by steel ladders into a longer, twistier, often lovelier corridor than its famous sibling, at friendlier prices with lighter crowds. Many guides' quiet pick of the two.
Antelope Canyon X
The same Antelope Creek magic with a tenth of the people — two X-shaped slots downstream run by a single Navajo family operator, where small groups linger, photos go unphotobombed, and the canyon feels like a discovery again.
Secret Antelope Canyon
The boutique slot — a narrow, intimate canyon near Horseshoe Bend run in genuinely small groups, often sold as a canyon-plus-overlook combo: the two Page icons in one booking, with the crowds of neither.
Waterholes Canyon
The locals' slot — a long, layered canyon south of Page that stacks open walking stretches, true narrows, and ladder sections into the most hike-like of the guided slots, with crowds that round to zero.
Colorado River
Antelope Canyon Colorado River
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Horseshoe Bend
The thousand-foot bend that broke the internet — the Colorado River's perfect green U carved into red rock, a three-quarter-mile walk from the car, and the mandatory bookend to any slot-canyon day. Pay to park, nothing to book.
Glen Canyon Float Trip
Raft the Colorado without the whitewater — a smooth-water float from the foot of Glen Canyon Dam through fifteen miles of thousand-foot canyon, directly beneath Horseshoe Bend, to historic Lees Ferry. Page's gentlest big adventure.
Lees Ferry and Lonely Dell Ranch
Mile zero of the Grand Canyon — the only place for hundreds of miles where you can drive down to the Colorado, with a pioneer ranch, a sunken steamboat, river trails and the launch beach where every Grand Canyon rafting trip begins.
Cathedral Wash Trail
A short, scrambly wash hike from the Lees Ferry road down through layered limestone ledges to the Colorado River at Cathedral Rapid — a free adventure with a real river at the end, and real flash-flood rules.
Navajo Bridge and Interpretive Center
Walk the 1929 steel arch 467 feet above the Colorado in Marble Canyon, watch for wild California condors riding the updrafts, and browse Navajo vendors' jewelry — the free, unmissable stop on the road to Lees Ferry.
Air & Beyond
Antelope Canyon Air & Beyond
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Horseshoe Bend Air Tours
The view the rim can't give — flightseeing from Page Municipal lifts over Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell's maze, and slot-canyon country in one sweep, with helicopter landings on Tower Butte the signature splurge.
Toadstool Hoodoos
The free weirdness up the road — a short, flat desert walk off Highway 89 to a badlands amphitheater of mushroom-capped rock spires on the Utah line. Page's best zero-dollar add-on, golden at day's edges.
Monument Valley Day Trip
The West's defining skyline, two hours east — the Mittens and buttes of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park as a Page day trip: the scenic drive, Navajo-guided backcountry, and the Forrest Gump road home.
Grand Circle
Antelope Canyon Grand Circle
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Grand Canyon South Rim Day Trip
The one canyon bigger than Page's reputation — the South Rim via the back door: US 89 to Cameron, the Desert View Watchtower first, then twenty-three miles of rim-edge overlooks to Grand Canyon Village. A long day, and the obvious one.
Zion National Park
Utah's towering sandstone cathedral, two hours west — in through the east side's checkerboard slickrock and the famous tunnel, then down into the canyon for the shuttle, the Riverside Walk and, with luck and a permit, Angels Landing.
Bryce Canyon National Park
A high-altitude amphitheater of orange hoodoos at the top of the Grand Staircase — sunrise at the rim, then down among the spires on the Navajo and Queens Garden loops. The Grand Circle's most otherworldly few hours.
Vermilion Cliffs
Antelope Canyon Vermilion Cliffs
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The Wave (Coyote Buttes North)
The most famous permit in American hiking — swirling bands of red and cream sandstone frozen mid-surge in the Vermilion Cliffs wilderness. Win the lottery, follow the route across open slickrock, and stand inside the photograph.
White Pocket 4x4 Tour
The Wave's no-lottery rival — a remote plateau of white-capped, red-swirled brain rock deep in the Vermilion Cliffs, reached only by deep-sand 4x4 tracks. Go with a Page-based guide and spend the afternoon inside a dreamscape.
Buckskin Gulch via Wire Pass
One of the longest slot canyons in the world, open to anyone with a day-use permit from the trailhead box — a narrow Wire Pass squeeze, a petroglyph panel, then the soaring, twisting corridor of Buckskin itself. Self-guided slot hiking at its best.
Kanab Area
Antelope Canyon Kanab Area
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Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
A field of rose-colored dunes in a mountain notch near Kanab — rent a sandboard or sled, climb the ridges barefoot, or ride the OHV trails. The Colorado Plateau's only major dune field, and the region's best family play day.
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary
The largest no-kill animal sanctuary in the country, spread through red-rock Angel Canyon outside Kanab — free guided tours past dogs, cats, horses, pigs and parrots, and the chance to walk a dog on a canyon trail.
Pipe Spring National Monument
A desert spring, a sandstone fort and two peoples' stories — Winsor Castle's 1870s ranch fort built over the water, a museum shared with the Kaibab Paiute, longhorns and a heritage garden. The Arizona Strip's hidden history stop.
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