AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo recently visited the picturesque city of Page, Arizona. Sparkling Lake Powell’s a standout for water sports in scenic canyon country. The nation’s second-largest manmade lake dominates Glen Canyon National Recreation area, but there are also unforgettable, land-based sights where sand, sky, and water meet. Locals say that until recently, few knew of Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. But word on their eye-popping beauty has gotten out. These two top-rated attractions are among the most photographed in the Southwest. The trailhead – a sandy incline just off Highway 89 – leads to the lip of Horseshoe Bend, which plunges 1,000 feet to the Colorado River below.
AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo welcomes you to Page, Arizona… 
The Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River 
Glen Canyon Dam bridge 
The mighty Colorado River 
Jason at the Glen Canyon Dam 
Welcome to Page, Arizona… 
Powell Museum & Visitor Center 
Windy Mesa convenience store 
Cool mural on side of the building 
AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo 
Big Lake Trading Post 
Lake Powell is drying up… 
Lake Powell Marina 
Glen Canyon Dam and Bridge 
The Grand Canyon is celebrating its Centennial in 2019! 
Fiesta Mexicana restaurant 
R.D.’s Drive-In Restaurant 
Big John’s Texas BBQ restaurant 
Giant smokers in front 
Live country music band performing 
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Antelope Canyon Galleria and Gift Shop 
The Mesa Theatre 
Page, Arizona 
Map of Page, Arizona 
The Colorado River 
Arizona State Flag 
Bowling alley 
A rock with tracks from a three-toed dinosaur 
The Powell Museum 
A replica of the pine rowboat that Mayor John Wesley Powell first explored the canyons of the Colorado River. 
Lower Antelope Canyon Tours 
Three canyons to choose from… 
Page, Arizona is 273 miles from both Las Vegas, Nevada and Phoenix, Arizona; and 540 miles from Los Angeles, California. For more information about visiting Page, go to https://www.visitarizona.com/cities/northern/page.