Page Arizona
The City of Page is a planned community near the Arizona/Utah border. Named for John C. Page, a 1930’s Commissioner…
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Set among the dramatic red-rock landscapes of northern Arizona, Page is a gateway to some of the Southwest’s most spectacular natural wonders. Located beside Lake Powell and the Colorado River, this adventure-focused city is surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs, deep canyons, sweeping desert scenery, and iconic landscapes.
Page is best known as the starting point for unforgettable experiences at Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon, while Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, and the surrounding Grand Circle offer even more opportunities for hiking, boating, photography, sightseeing, and exploration. Antelope Canyon is located on Navajo Nation land and is accessed through guided tours.
Beyond its famous natural attractions, visitors can explore downtown Page, discover local shops and restaurants, learn about the region’s history at the Powell Museum, or use the city as a base for exploring the wider landscapes of northern Arizona and southern Utah.
Whether you’re planning a Southwest road trip, a Lake Powell adventure, a photography getaway, or a weekend surrounded by red-rock scenery, Page offers an ideal base for discovering some of the most remarkable landscapes in the American Southwest.
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The City of Page is a planned community near the Arizona/Utah border. Named for John C. Page, a 1930’s Commissioner…
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Arizona is much bigger and more varied than many first-time visitors expect. You can begin the day surrounded by saguaros
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Antelope Canyon Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest. It is located on Navajo land near Page,