Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Alstrom Point, and Skylight Arch are incomprehensible and magical wonders.Ĭome see what amazing things wind, water, and time can do. The surreal becomes very real, often bringing people to tears.Īt Lake Powell Scenic Tours, we would like to invite you to come experience all that Page, Arizona has to offer. When you look down on Horseshoe Bend or stand atop Skylight Arch, it is easy to understand why these formations capture the imagination and elicit such emotional responses of so many. We often hear people suggest that these places couldn’t possibly be real they must be computer generated holograms or man made structures. However, many tour companies like Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour offer this point of interest as a destination stop. It’s only a 10-15 minute walk from the parking lot, and it costs 10 to enter. Wind, water, and, more importantly, time can do some remarkable things - as evidenced by these stunning, hard-to-comprehend formations. Yes, you can visit Horseshoe Bend without a tour. That the area has been discovered comes as no surprise to the locals - who have long understood and appreciated the remarkable beauty of the terrain. With approximately five million visitors a year, Page, Arizona is officially on the radar of travelers the world over.

As such, it is hard for us to comprehend the millions of years that it has taken to form some of the iconic features like Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Alstrom Point, and Skylight Arch that define the Page, Arizona and Lake Powell regions. We tend to think of time in terms of a human life span - perhaps 100 years.

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