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Glen Canyon National Recreation Area stretches across a massive sweep of canyon country. Take in big views at Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River makes its famous curve, or head out on the water with boating, kayaking, and scenic lake cruises. The area also manages Rainbow Bridge National Monument, one of the world’s largest natural stone arches, best seen by a guided tour. Prefer staying on land? Designated off‑road routes and overlooks make it easy to venture into the backcountry.

Famous for its swirling red rock formations and magical beams of light, Antelope Canyon is a must-visit for photographers and nature lovers. Located just a short drive from the hotel, guided tours are available daily to both the Upper and Lower canyons. Reserve ahead for this unforgettable Arizona adventure.

With miles of shoreline and plenty of room to roam, Lake Powell is made for days on the water. Go boating, swimming, fishing, or paddleboarding, or rent a kayak to explore at your own pace. Stretching across Arizona and Utah and just minutes away, it’s an easy, feel‑good way to enjoy the desert from a different angle.

Take in the sweeping curve of the Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend, where red rock cliffs frame one of the Southwest’s most memorable views. The walk from the parking area is short and straightforward, with a wide overlook that’s especially striking at sunrise or sunset.

Set right on Lake Powell, Antelope Point Marina is an easy place to get out on the water and see the canyon landscape from a new angle. From here, you can rent boats, kayaks, paddleboards, or jet skis, or join a guided cruise to explore nearby canyons like Antelope and Navajo Canyon. The marina village has a waterfront restaurant, store, and spots to soak in the scenery before heading back.