Page, Arizona is a small town built almost entirely around its access to Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell, so eating and lodging options are limited but functional — and there are a couple of experiences beyond the canyon walls worth carving out time for.
Where to Eat in Page
Page's dining scene is compact but covers the basics well — casual Southwestern and American fare clusters along Lake Powell Boulevard, and it's worth grabbing lunch before or after a midday canyon tour since options thin out as the town isn't large.
Lake Powell Boat Tours
Lake Powell's Rainbow Bridge, the largest natural bridge in the world, is only reachable by boat and makes for a scenic full-day tour from Page's marina — a completely different landscape from the slot canyons, with red rock cliffs rising straight out of turquoise water.
Sunset at Horseshoe Bend
While most visitors see Horseshoe Bend as a quick midday stop, sunset is when the light does its best work on the canyon walls below — the short, flat walk from the parking area makes it easy to return for a second visit later in the day. Browse Antelope Canyon and Page tours and experiences below to plan your trip.
Pack for the Slot Canyons
A day of canyon tours and boat trips calls for something compact. The VacationGrabs Leather Sling Bag keeps you light on your feet.
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