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Campground
Wahweap Campground & RV Park
The view of Lake Powell and beyond are fantastic. This campground is part of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and is very well maintained. The lake water level has gone down so much over the past decades that the original boat launch, which has been extended through the years to be 1/4 mile long, STILL doesn't reach the water. So they built yet another boat launch. It is amazing.
Things to see
City of Page
Page is a small, quaint town with several good restaurants and a brewery. The locals were very kind and went out of their way to interact with us.
Glen Canyon Dam
The visitor's center had interesting facts about the dam and you are able to walk out on the bridge for pictures. They were not giving tours at the time we visited but we still learned a lot of dam facts (sorry, just couldn't resist).
Navajo Canyon Boat Tour
We enjoyed the scenery and the facts shared by the guide. The water was at an all-time low when we were here, just 15 feet above dead pool (and you thought that was just a movie!). You are able to bring food and drink on the tour. We recommend sitting on the upper deck for the best views.
Hiking
Resurrection Canyon
The hike starts on top of the canyon where the trail is a little difficult to follow so we recommend downloading the AllTrails map. Once you get down into the canyon, the walking is easy and the rock formations are amazing. If you go about 1/4 mile past the end of the trail in AllTrails, you will come across a small stream.
Skylight Arch Trail
The road to the trailhead is gravel, sand, and very bumpy so you would not want to take a car with low ground clearance. You travel on it for 5+ miles. With that said, it was worth the views. We recommend going on a calm day as you are up at a higher elevation and the wind can be bad.
Wahweap Window
We had to kayak and hike to get up to the Wahweap Window. Beware, you will need to make your own trail and there are a lot of prickly plants. The water was at the lowest point ever when we were there so it was interesting to see writings and carvings at the top of the window. We were told that they were made when you could take a boat up to and in the window.
Biking
Page Rim View Trail
A great ride with amazing views. It is relatively flat so it didn't feel like 10 miles. Highly recommend riding it, in fact, we did it twice!
Kayaking
Lake Powell
We had a great time paddling around Lake Powell. There are several islands and inlets to explore.
Food and Drink
Big John's Texas BBQ
Great place for beer and bbq! Polly loved the bones they gave to her. They even gave us a bag of them to take home.
Fiesta Mexicana
We like it so much we went back for both the "Margarita Martes" days (like Taco Tuesday but focusing on the alcohol) we were in Page.
Hot n Sweet Coffee and Donut Shop
Great coffee, freshly made donuts, and yes, Spam breakfast burritos! According to the shop owner, there are 3 groups of people who like Spam - Navajos, Hawaiians, and Minnesotans. Mark, the owner, is hilarious and will entertain you with each customer interaction.