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VIEWPOINTPage, Arizona – Lake Powell Area

Grandview Overlook

4.8 (83 Google reviews)

A short, paved walk leads to sweeping views of Lake Powell, Navajo Mountain, Vermilion Cliffs, and the high desert surrounding Page, AZ.

Partially Accessible (paved path; slight grade)

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Trip Snapshot

Best Time to Visit
Sunrise & sunset; Mar–May and Sep–Nov for mild weather
Open
MON‑SUN 00:00‑23:59
Price Range
$ (free)
Parking
Free gravel lot off 20th Ave (≈15 spaces)
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4.8

(83 reviews)

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Why Visit Grandview Overlook

A short, paved walk leads to sweeping views of Lake Powell, Navajo Mountain, Vermilion Cliffs, and the high desert surrounding Page, AZ.

Highlights

Panoramic 270° vista of Lake Powell, Antelope Point, and distant Navajo Mountain
Family‑friendly 0.2‑mile paved approach with benches and interpretive panels
Direct links to the Page Rim Trail and Discovery Trail for longer outings

Description

Grandview Overlook sits on a sandstone knoll above Page, offering one of the most complete lake‑and‑desert panoramas in the region. Completed in 2021 through a partnership between the City of Page, Coconino County, and local nonprofits, the site includes benches, safety railings, and interpretive signs that identify surrounding landmarks. The overlook doubles as a trailhead, connecting visitors to the 10‑mile Page Rim Trail and the shorter Discovery Trail.

History

1957
Town of Page founded to house Glen Canyon Dam workers.
1963
Glen Canyon Dam completed; Lake Powell begins drawing tourists.
2019
City approves plans for a new overlook and trail connector on 20th Ave.
2021
Grandview Overlook officially opens with paved path, benches, and signage.

Features

Paved path (≈0.2 mi/0.3 km)
Interpretive signage
Benches & photo platforms
Trail connections (Page Rim Trail, Discovery Trail)
Dog‑friendly (leash required)
Free parking

Getting There

Car: 5 min from downtown Page via Lake Powell Blvd → 20th Ave. Bike/Foot: Join the Page Rim Trail or Discovery Trail. Plane: Page Municipal Airport (PGA) 2 mi/3 km northwest. Public Transport: None; local taxis and shuttles available.

Insider Tips

Local advice to help you make the most of your visit.

01Good to know

Arrive at dawn or dusk for the most vibrant colors on Lake Powell.

02Be prepared

Bring water and sun protection; there is minimal shade.

03Local tip

Tripods are allowed

ideal for low‑light photography.

04Save time

Keep pets leashed and pack out all trash.

05Stay connected

Combine with Horseshoe Bend or Antelope Canyon for a full‑day itinerary.

Want the perfect day plan?Checkout our planning guides.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the overlook wheelchair accessible?

The path is paved but slightly sloped; most wheelchairs can navigate with assistance.

Are restrooms available?

No. The nearest facilities are downtown Page or at John C. Page Park.

Can I fly a drone here?

Drones are prohibited within Page city limits without a special permit.

Is there shade?

Very little—plan visits during cooler parts of the day or bring an umbrella.

Do I need a permit for commercial photography?

Yes. Contact the City of Page for details.

Quick Information

HoursMON‑SUN 00:00‑23:59

Best Time to VisitSunrise & sunset; Mar–May and Sep–Nov for mild weather

ParkingFree gravel lot off 20th Ave (≈15 spaces)

What to BringWater and sun protection
Contact Information
20th Ave & Grandview St, Page, AZ 86040, USA
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