A Guide to Visiting Horseshoe Bend in Page, Arizona
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Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend is a part of the Glen Canyon Recreational Area and is located just outside of Page, Arizona and is one of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in America. This social media icon, carved by the Colorado River into a horseshoe-shaped curve in ancient sandstone, creates a view that is absolutely remarkable.
When you visit Horseshoe Bend you will be in awe at the panoramic vistas where you will view above the cliffs of 1,000 feet as you take in the view the emerald, green river below. As you stand on the edge, taking in the dramatic landscape, the colors of the desert will create a beautiful backdrop to an unforgettable day. As you enjoy this unforgettable view, remember there are no railings to protect you from the high cliffs. (except there is one area with a railing to take your picture)
Address: Highway 89, Page, Arizona
Hours: daily from sunrise to sunset
Parking is on city land and there is a charge of $10 for car or RV, $35 for van/buses up to 14 people. Cash and credit cards accepted except on holidays where they accept cash only.
No parking on highway 89, vehicles will be towed
Pets are allowed if on a leash
No drones allowed
Hiking to Horseshoe Bend
Hiking is required to view Horseshoe Bend. This is a relatively easy flat path and is accessible for wheelchairs. There are two covered pavilions along the path to stop and rest. This is a 1.5 miles round trip hike.
During the summer, this area can become extremely hot so come prepared with plenty of water and sunscreen.
Needed items for hiking at Horseshoe Bend
Water is available at Horseshoe Bend for $1
good hiking shoes. I usually wear my hiking shoes or Teva sandals
Distance to other famous locations
1 hour 40 minutes to Grand Canyon National Park
2 hour 34 minutes to Bryce Canyon National Park
1 hour 46 minutes to Zion National Park
3 hours to Four Corners National Monument
4 hours 35 minutes to Seven Magic Mountains
2 hours 8 minutes to Forrest Gump Point
4 hours 3 minutes to Valley of Fire State Park
Hours may vary depending on weather, traffic and time of year.
Accommodations in Page, Arizona
With over 300 hotels, and VRBO properties to choose from in Page, you are sure to find the perfect place to stay.
The sweeping curves of Horseshoe Bend is full of amazing natural colors framed by the sandstone cliffs and sprawling Colorado River with its breathtaking landscape. This area will leave you breathless and in awe of this natural wonder.
This is an unforgettable journey that you will remember for a lifetime. Take time to explore this and the surrounding area for an epic travel vacation.
Enjoy the journey,
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