• From Alstrom Point you can see Gunsight Butte, Padre Bay, and Navajo Mountain

    Glen Canyon

    National Recreation Area AZ,UT

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Plan Your Visit

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Your Glen Canyon Adventure Starts Here

 
Plan Your Visit
 
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, at the heart of the "Grand Circle," provides unique and refreshing opportunities for travel-weary visitors.

Stay for an hour and take a tour of Glen Canyon Dam, or stay for a week to camp on the shores of Lake Powell in a houseboat.

With 1.2 million acres of golden cliffs, lush hanging gardens, impossibly narrow slot canyons, and the brilliant blue paradox of Lake Powell to visit, you may find yourself coming back again and again.

But if this is going to be your first visit to Glen Canyon NRA, these pages on your left can help you to plan your amazing Glen Canyon adventure.

 
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For services and tour opportunities outside of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, inquire at the Powell Museum, the official tourism office for Page AZ. The museum is located in Page, on the corner of Lake Powell Blvd and North Navajo St.

Did You Know?

Live to Play Another Day - BE SAFE!

It takes two to tango, but three to ski: driver, skier, and observer. Keep a brilliant orange flag up when someone's in the water. Never ski after dark.