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Sandstone arch standing 290 feet high. Boat and air tours are offered daily throughout most of the summer season. Tours welcome, special needs passengers; however, advance notice is requested

Upper Antelope slot canyon is located just a few miles outside of town on Highway 98. Thousands of years, wind and water scoured a narrow crevice in the mesa to form this slot canyon. Upper Canyon Measures a quarter mile long and 130 feet deep. Visitors must go with a licensed tour guide from Page or when available with the Navajo concessioner at the entrance of Antelope Canyon

This 710 foot tall dam provides power to 5 states including, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona.

Located 5 miles south of Page on Highway 89. A short hike from the parking lot takes you to the edge of Glen Canyon overlooking a breathtaking view of the Colorado River.

Hike or horseback through the Park, both the rim and down amongst the towering rock formations called "hoodoos". A shuttle system runs from late May through mid-September, connects all major natural amphitheaters along the eastern rim. Private vehicles are allowed off season.