Created by btwood2 on January 4, 2006
- A serendipitous tour of Glen Canyon Dam led to crewing for a hot air balloon team at the Page Balloon Regatta.
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Created by LA guy on November 14, 2005
- Antelope Canyon is the most famous slot canyon in the Southwest. We decided to visit this canyon on our second time out to Glen Canyon/Lake Powell area.
Created by korcynsm on June 10, 2003
- Page wasn't my final destination this trip, but it makes a good stop over if you're on route to Escalante to the north or Flagstaff to the south.
Created by emmy123 on March 31, 2003
- Great area for hiking and exploring. Went into Utah to the Vermillion Wilderness area, but was unable to explore Paria Canyon due to weather. We took an airplane ride out to Rainbow Bridge and toured Glen Canyon Dam. Very cool!
Created by Slaney on February 13, 2003
- Lake Powell is classed as a National Park and is situated just outside Page. The shear beauty of the red rocks (white at the bottom where they have previously been immersed in the lake) emerging from the turquoise blue water is definitely worth seeing.
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Created by Harris on July 13, 2001
- If you are avid boater, then Page is the perfect destination, as it is home to the beautiful Lake Powell. Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of the way to make the trip.
Created by joantri on January 1, 2001
- Glen Canyon park extends from Arizona to Utah. The waters of the Colorado river and tributaries are backed up about 185 miles forming Lake Powell. The red rocks surround the blue waters of the lake and the lake is crowded in the summer with house boats and water skiiers.
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