The rim
The rim has a 1,000-foot drop. Railings cover only the viewing platform.
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Updated October 26, 2026 City of Page and National Park Service fees and rules
Horseshoe Bend overlooks a curve of the Colorado River south of Page in northern Arizona. Parking costs $10 per car and the lot is open from sunrise to sunset. The round-trip walk is 1.5 miles, or 2.4 km, and you don't need a guide. Go early or late in the hot months, because you get little shade on the trail.
The fee
| Parking | Car or RV: $10. Motorcycle: $5. |
| Hours | Sunrise to sunset. |
| The walk | 1.5 miles round trip. |
| Shade | Two trail shelters; no rim shade. |
| Restrooms | In the parking lot only. |
| Drones | Prohibited. |
City of Page and NPS.
Map
The overlook: 36.8791° N, 111.5104° W Directions in Google Maps Apple Maps OpenStreetMap
The overlook
The rim
The rim has a 1,000-foot drop. Railings cover only the viewing platform.
The path
The dirt path is wheelchair accessible. Strollers are welcome too.
The shelters
Two shelters shade the trail. The rim has none.
The river below
Rafts float beneath the rim. Kayaks use Lees Ferry for access.
The tours
Your parking fee doesn't include these tours.
| Colorado River float | from $149.51 per adult | Horseshoe Bend Float Trip in Page 198 reviews, 4.9 · A 300-minute outing takes you beneath the bend. · dates and prices ↗ |
| Private Navajo overlook | from $159 per person | Secret Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Overlook 859 reviews, 4.9 · A 180-minute tour adds Secret Antelope Canyon and a private overlook. · dates and prices ↗ |
| Secret Antelope Canyon combo | from $162.34 per person | Secret Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour 466 reviews, 5.0 · The canyon and private overlook take 150 minutes. · dates and prices ↗ |
| Sunset UTV ride | from $169 per adult for 2 or more | Sunset Horseshoe Bend Off-Road UTV Adventure 47 reviews, 4.9 · Your ride includes the public walk; allow 180 minutes. · dates and prices ↗ |
| Lower Antelope Canyon combo | from $268.76 per adult | Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour from Page 193 reviews, 4.8 · Lower and the overlook take 215 minutes with Page pickup. · dates and prices ↗ |
The catch: The float trip's park admission costs extra.
Your visit
Your canyon time slot comes first.
Book your canyon time slot first.
Your tour uses Page time.
Roadside parking and drop-offs aren't allowed on US-89.
Bring water; the trail has none.
Allow daylight for your return walk.
Tours
Canyon combinations and rides from Page.
Antelope Canyon tours from Las Vegas 12 tours · from $209Transport from Las Vegas to Page.
Lower Antelope Canyon tours 9 tours · from $94Book Lower separately if you're driving yourself.
Know before you go
Tap payments don't work; carry cash or a physical card.
Your walk has little shade, so avoid the hottest hours.
Hot ground can burn paws; dogs need leashes.
Keep children close; the rim isn't fully fenced.
Camping isn't allowed here. Try Page Lake Powell Campground or Wahweap RV & Campground.
The $15 Antelope Canyon permit applies per person at each location each day. It's separate from your parking fee.
Good to know
Horseshoe Bend's parking lot is 4.3 miles from central Page in northern Arizona. It's off US-89 south of town. The path leads you to a Colorado River overlook in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Parking costs $10 per car and RV at the City of Page lot. Motorcycles cost $5 and the walk has no separate admission charge. Your national park pass doesn't pay for parking at Horseshoe Bend.
The walk is 1.5 miles round trip and includes your return to the parking lot. It's a hardened path with two shade shelters along the way. The exposed overlook has no shelter from the sun.
The parking lot opens at sunrise and closes at sunset on Page time. There's no fixed opening hour for every season of the year. Plan time for your walk from the parking lot and back.
Upper Antelope Canyon's parking lot is 11.1 miles from Horseshoe Bend's public lot by road. Check your tour's departure address, since it may meet elsewhere in Page. That drive doesn't include walking to the rim.
Horseshoe Bend belongs to Glen Canyon National Recreation Area; it isn't in Grand Canyon National Park. The Grand Canyon park boundary lies downstream along the Colorado River. Your visit starts at a City of Page parking lot.