Tours

Sit back and really enjoy your visit to Horseshoe Bend! Leave the driving, flying, floating, or combination of the three, to the professionals, on one of many guided tours from Page, Flagstaff, Las Vegas or the Grand Canyon.

Trip Planning

Who knew vacation planning was this complicated? Where do you fly to? Where should you stay? The drive to Page, Arizona was how long? Plan your trip to Horseshoe Bend like a pro, with these helpful tips from local residents.

Itineraries

So much to see, so little time - how do you get the most mileage from your mileage? Click here for popular trip itineraries in Page, Arizona and beyond. Whether you have 1 day, 2 days, 7 days, 14 days or more, you’ll have the time of your life!

Local Attractions

You know about Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, but what else is there to see within a day’s drive of Page, Arizona? That’s literally a loaded question. Click here to learn more about the scenic riches of the Grand Circle.

News

Get the inside scoop on special events, road construction or other developments that could impact your visit to Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, or Lake Powell.

Popular Topics

Directions to Horseshoe Bend from Page, AZ

From Page, AZ drive south on Highway 89 to between mileposts 544 & 545. Look for the exit lane and prominent dirt road on the west side of the road which you can drive a short distance on to the parking area.

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Horseshoe Bend Overlook Trail

How difficult is the Horseshoe Bend hike?

As travelers plan their spring and summer vacations to Northern Arizona, the Grand Canyon and Lake Powell, invariably the topic of...

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Featured Information

  • Temporary Parking Lot Closure, Shuttle Service at Horseshoe Bend

    January 30, 2019 76
    Many travelers with pre-existing plans to visit Northern Arizona are rightfully concerned about whether their desired attractions will be open during the government shutdown. In the case of Horseshoe Bend, we are happy to report that the answer is “yes.”