Page Attractions

8 attractions

• 1Score 79.2 out of 10079.2

  

  National Recreation Area

  Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

  A National Park Service unit around Lake Powell, covering 1.25 million acres of high desert in Arizona and Utah.

  4,725,610 recreation visits in 2024 across the wider recreation area.
• 2Score 70.7 out of 10070.7

  

  Canyon

  Antelope Canyon

  A system of six slot canyons on Navajo Nation land near Page, entered only with an authorised Navajo guide.
• 3Score 68.3 out of 10068.3

  

  Natural Landmark

  Lake Powell

  A Colorado River reservoir on the Utah–Arizona line, created by Glen Canyon Dam and visited by about two million people a year.
• 4Score 64.1 out of 10064.1

  

  Natural Landmark

  Horseshoe Bend

  An incised meander of the Colorado River near Page, viewed from a clifftop overlook 1,000 feet above the water.
• 5Score 56.3 out of 10056.3

  

  Canyon

  Glen Canyon

  A canyon cut by 169.6 miles of the Colorado River, most of it submerged by Lake Powell after Glen Canyon Dam was built in 1963.
• 6Score 38.6 out of 10038.6

  

  Landmark

  Glen Canyon Dam Bridge

  A steel arch bridge carrying U.S. Route 89 over the Colorado River, its deck 700 feet up; the world's highest arch bridge when built in 1959.
• 7Score 26.4 out of 10026.4

  

  Canyon

  Lower Antelope Canyon

  A Page, Arizona slot canyon with a more open top than Upper Antelope Canyon, accessible only by guided tour.
• 8Score 19.8 out of 10019.8

  Landmark

  Red Heritage Indigenous Entertainment Hall

  Red Heritage Indigenous Entertainment Hall, in Page, Arizona, is a Native American dinner theatre featuring powwow dancing and live drum music.