Horseshoe Bend Overlook Parking Lot

ROBERTO1 year ago

★★★★★

Absolutely Breathtaking!Horseshoe Bend is one of those places that photos just can’t do justice — you have to see it in person to truly appreciate its beauty. The short walk from the parking area is well worth it, and once you reach the overlook, the view will leave you speechless. The colors of the Colorado River against the red rock cliffs are simply stunning, especially during sunrise or sunset.It’s a peaceful yet powerful place that really makes you stop and take in the moment. The area is clean, well-maintained, and easy to access for most visitors. If you’re ever in Page, Arizona, this is an absolute must-see!Pro tip: Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and give yourself time to just sit and enjoy the view — you won’t regret it.

Daniel Rodriguez1 year ago

★★★★★

This was by far my favorite view of the Grand Cañon, when you get to Horse Shoe Bend you pay a US $10 fee, they have a lot of parking spots you can use. After park, you will have to walk 15 min to get there, in a very sunny and dry road but with 2 shade stops with seats if you need to rest. Once you get there it will be worth every penny, beautiful scenic, great spot for pictures and couple of small trails for the more adventure ones. 10/10 for me.

Thomas B1 year ago

★★★★★

The parking area is totally different than what you see on Google view. The City of Page now charges $10.00 per vehicle to enter with three pay stations. The parking lot has been paved, and it is a very large parking area including oversized parking spaces with reserved RV Parking Only. At the south end of the parking lot on the east side there is now a row of vault toilets. Still recommend getting here early due to the crowds. We arrived just when it opened and by the time we left, the place was overflowing with people and vehicles. Finally, they do not except any State or Federal Park passes, everyone pays to enter with no re-entry allowed.

Mr O1 year ago

★★★★★

Gorgeous place however be aware that the regular America the Beautiful pass does not work here. You have to pay $10 per car or $5 per individual cycling or just walking in without a car. The NPS website lists this as part of Glen Canyon which the pass should work. Once you get at this specific gate you have to pay to enter your interagency pass does not work it is confusing but they do take cash and credit cards. Well worth the money it is amazing. Now this is the summer season, for the love of God bring plenty of water for the walk it is easy in the early morning. Once is 90 to 100 degrees by noon it is a different story one small water bottle might not be enough per person on that type of heat. We witness plenty of people getting heat sick walking this path it is hot 🔥 specially if you are not used to this type of heat. Also bring a sun hat a big one not a baseball cap that's not enough to cover up your face, sunglasses, long sleeves and sunscreen. You face and skin will thank you later.

Shelby V.1 year ago

★★★★☆

Beautiful! Pair with Lower Antelope Canyon Tour and Glen Canyon. Freaked me out a bit with my fear of heights though! Be prepared for an easy, 10 min downhill walk there but uphill the whole way back. There are points along the path for shade which helps. The bathrooms are not ideal so plan for that.