One day is not enough time to see everything in Page, AZ. But if you have to limit your time here in order to stay on schedule, or you’ve already booked all your hotel stays before visiting this website, this is one way to get the most out of your time (minimizing driving and hitting optimal times for tours.) Here is the best one-day itinerary in Page, AZ.

• Sunrise:  Drive to Page, AZ. Assuming you are in Zion, Grand Canyon, Sedona, or Monument Valley, this will take you between 2-4 hours.

• 10:30-11:00 AM: tour Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon, or one of its alternate segments. Both (2) Lower Antelope Canyon tour companies and/or five (5) Upper Antelope Canyon tour companies are well-rated and similarly priced. Read about the New Normal at Upper Antelope Canyon. Book in advance to secure your Antelope Canyon tour at the time that works best for you! 

• 1:00-2:00 pm: Enjoy lunch in Page, AZ. Popular restaurants, within a few minutes drive of the Antelope Canyons, are:
  • Jádí To´ho, Gramma Betty’s, or the Sandbar Lounge, on the docks of Antelope Point Marina;
  • The Deli at Big Lake Trading Post, at the corner of US Highway 98 and Coppermine Road;
  • Big John’s Texas BBQ at the corner of Lake Powell Boulevard & South Navajo;
  • The Birdhouse fried chicken, on North Navajo, across from Grand Canyon Brewery (opening soon);
  • RD’s Drive-In, Page’s classic burger joint, across from Safeway;
  • Strombolli’s, scrumptious pizza and pasta, on the corner of N. Navajo & Elm St. 
  • For more recommendations, visit TripAdvisor: The Best Restaurants in Page, AZ
• 2:00-3:00 PM: Explore the stunning terrain around Page, AZ, on one or more of several easy but scenic trails, such as:
  • The Glen Canyon Dam & Steel Arch Bridge 
  • The Hanging Garden Trail, optional swim at The Chains
  • The White House Overlook of the Glen Canyon Dam
  • Grandview Overlook Park
  • The “New” Wave & Radio Tower Rock
  • Wahweap Overlook
• 3:00-4:00 PM: Drive to Horseshoe Bend and hike the .7 mile paved trail to the overlook. Take in the view from the safety platform with railing or unobstructed from the rim. Horseshoe Bend is a popular location for sunset, or visit at sunrise to take advantage of cooler temperatures and smaller crowds. Whenever you opt to visit Horseshoe Bend, be sure to bring water and sun protection. Other ways to experience Horseshoe Bend.
• Late Afternoon: Fly over Lake Powell and Horseshoe Bend and see the unique landscape from the air. Fixed-wing airplanes and helicopters depart out of the Page Municipal Airport (PGA) daily, weather permitting and possibly contingent on a certain number of passengers flying. An airplane tour is a fun option, but if you have never been in a helicopter, the American Southwest is one of the best backdrops in the world in which to get your whirly-bird wings! Flights start at 15-30 minutes in length. While neither aircraft would land at Horseshoe Bend, an aerial tour makes for an exciting way to acquire a true sense of the majesty and magnitude of the landscape in a relatively short time.
• Move on to the next fantastic stop on your Grand Circle tour!