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The official digital visitor information center for the City of Page, Arizona. The official Page Lake Powell tourism page.

The Visitor's Center is located at the Powell Museum.

08/22/2025

Let's flash back to the 80s — this picture shows Joan Nevills-Staveley speaking at the John Wesley Powell Museum and Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce meeting. For many years Joan served as to help grow and develop Page with the Chamber of Commerce. She also served on the Museum's board for a short period of time.

Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.

08/21/2025

Don’t miss one of Page’s most magical weekends! 🥳
📍October 30 - November 2, 2025

Upcoming event highlights include:
✨Morning Balloon Launches
✨Chamber of Commerce Balloon Regatta Street Fair
✨Life’s a Ball Fundraiser by the Canyon Club of Page
✨Saturday Balloon Night Glow

To sign-up as a street fair vendor, visit: pagechamberstreetfair.com
To purchase tickets for the Life’s a Ball Fundraiser: pagecanyonclub.org/events

08/20/2025

Explore the night sky with Park Rangers and astronomy enthusiasts at the Horseshoe Bend parking lot tomorrow evening! Entry fees will be waived during this event.

*Event may be canceled due to inclement weather or unclear skies.

08/15/2025

Let’s flash back to the 1960s — this photo by W. A. Diamond, taken on January 3, 1968, captures the groundbreaking ceremony for Navajo Route 22, also known as the Naat’tsis’aan Scenic Roadway. Eight men stand beside a sign reading:

NAVAJO RTE 22
PAGE–KAYENTA
JAN. 3, 1968
NIELSON INC

From left to right: Bill Warner (second from right), Mack Ward (fourth from right, head down, wearing glasses), Ed Langan (fifth from right), and Royce Knight (sixth from right).

Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.

08/14/2025

For visitors planning a trip to Page in November: please note that Horseshoe Bend will be temporarily closed to the public from November 3 to November 6, 2025 to allow for essential trail maintenance and the safe removal of debris and litter from the cliffside areas.

We recommend planning your visit to Horseshoe Bend either before or after these dates. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

08/13/2025

Need help narrowing down what to see during your trip to Page, AZ? Here's our top 5 picks:

1️⃣ Horseshoe Bend: An iconic Arizona overlook where the Colorado River forms a dramatic horseshoe-shaped curve.

2️⃣ Antelope Canyon: A breathtaking slot canyon with wave-like sandstone walls glowing in shades of orange, red, and purple.

3️⃣ Shell Cave: Just a short walk behind the Shell Gas Station takes you to this shallow yet stunning cave, shaped over millions of years by wind and water erosion.

4️⃣ Page AZ Balloon Regatta: Arizona's largest hot air balloon festival, where vibrant balloons drift over the desert city.

5️⃣ Lake Powell & Glen Canyon Dam: Sparkling blue waters framed by red rock cliffs, perfect for boating, kayaking, or touring the impressive dam and bridge.

From stunning natural wonders to unique cultural events, Page is packed with adventures you won’t forget. 🌄✨ Which one is at the top of your list?

08/12/2025

Explore the night sky with Park Rangers and astronomy enthusiasts at the Horseshoe Bend parking lot next Thursday! Entry fees will be waived during this event.

*Event may be canceled due to inclement weather or unclear skies.

08/06/2025

Let’s flash back 67 years to August 6, 1958 — this photo captures the moment the final chord of the Glen Canyon Bridge was lowered into place. Spanning 1,028 feet, the bridge was completed the following year in 1959.

Photo courtesy of Glen Canyon Conservancy and The Powell Museum & Archives digital collection.

08/04/2025

🎈 Mark your calendars! 🌥

The 2025 Page, AZ Balloon Regatta is floating your way October 30 – November 2.
Join us for an amazing weekend of colorful balloons in our skies and community fun!

More information is available at events.cityofpage.org

08/02/2025

Get ready to rock this evening with local Chopt Liver & Spam and Metropolis Man from Phoenix! Due to the wildfire smoke, we moved the party indoors to the Page High School Cultural Arts Building (CAB), 434 South Navajo Drive, for your comfort and safety.

Glen Canyon Conservancy will be selling concessions during this awesome event!

08/01/2025

We would like to wish The Powell Museum & Archives a happy 56th birthday! 🎉

On August 1, 1969, a dedication and commemorative stamp ceremony marked the opening of (what was then known as) the John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum. To celebrate, we’ve gathered historic photos from the Powell Museum & Archives digital collection to share with you.

1. Title: Postmaster Winton Blount — Description: A group photo with Postmaster Winton Blount at the John Wesley Powell Museum dedication and commemorative stamp ceremonies. Relatives of Major John Wesley Powell gather in front of the Emma Dean to pose with the centennial commemorative stamp created by artist Albert Staehle.

2. Title: Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies — Description: A press photo showing the ribbon cutting at the John Wesley Powell Museum dedication ceremonies. The two women cutting the ribbon are the nieces of Major John Wesley Powell.

3. Title: Native American Band — Description: Native American band and dancers, who performed at the John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum dedication and commemorative stamp ceremonies.

4. Title: Aerial View of the John Wesley Powell Museum Dedication Ceremonies — Description: Overview of the John Wesley Powell Museum dedication and commemorative stamp ceremonies. The Emma Dean replica is in the shot as well as rows of people in front of the lawn area.

5. Title: John Wesley Powell Museum Dedication — Description: A photo showing the John Wesley Powell Museum dedication and commemorative stamp ceremonies. An unidentified man pulls down the banner, unveiling the JWPMM sign.

6. Title: John Wesley Powell Museum — Description: The front view of the John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum just before the grand opening ceremony.

08/01/2025

Get ready to rock this Saturday with local Chopt Liver & Spam and Metropolis Man from Phoenix! Due to the wildfire smoke, we moved the party indoors to the Page High School Cultural Arts Building (CAB), 434 South Navajo Drive, for your comfort and safety.

Glen Canyon Conservancy will be selling concessions during this awesome event!

Address

697 Vista Ave.
Page, AZ
86040

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	7am - 5:30pm
Thursday	7am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+19286454310

Website

http://visitpageaz.com/

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