Most of Page's best-known sights need a booking: Antelope Canyon is Navajo-guided tour only, and most of Lake Powell is reached by boat. Horseshoe Bend is the exception. You park, pay the City of Page parking fee, and walk. That is where our GPS audio tours begin.
Available Tours
Horseshoe Bend Overlook Walk
Seven GPS-triggered stops on the roughly 1.5-mile round-trip trail from the parking lot to the railed viewing platform. Covers who manages the land, the 2018 trail and platform project, Navajo Sandstone, how the entrenched meander formed, and rim safety. Free.
See the TourHow the Tours Work
Open a tour on your phone, allow location access, and start walking. Each stop has a small trigger zone, and its narration starts on its own when you reach it. Before you go to Horseshoe Bend, read the Horseshoe Bend guide for parking and rim safety, and see Page travel planning for the rest of your trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Page sights work as a self-guided audio tour?
Horseshoe Bend is the one major Page sight you can walk entirely on your own, so it is where our audio tours start. Antelope Canyon is on Navajo Nation land and can only be visited with a Navajo-licensed guide, and most of Lake Powell is reached by boat, so neither works as a walk-up GPS tour.
Do I need an app for these tours?
No. The tours run in your phone's web browser. Allow location access and the narration for each stop plays on its own as you arrive. Each stop can also be played by hand.