Arizona Road Trip Itineraries

There’s no doubt about it. There are so many natural wonders to see around Page that it would take more than a week to see them all. If you’re planning your road trip to Arizona, draw a nice red circle on the map around Page. Here you will find some of the most fascinating slot canyons in Arizona, such as…

On the border between Utah and Arizona, near Page, there is a secret geological treasure that is worth visiting, where you can be awe-inspired by the natural beauty just as you were when you visited the national parks scattered in the surroundings. We are talking about Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs National Monument Wilderness Area, a rare and remote natural area waiting…

We are now in the vast and famous Glen Canyon in Arizona. More precisely, we are on the banks of the Colorado River, at the mouth of Paria Canyon and below the monumental Vermilion Cliffs, about 45 minutes from Page, where the rushing river has carved natural wonders such as Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell. Today we want to tell…

Like the much better known and photographed Antelope Canyon, Waterholes Canyon is a slot canyon, which is a canyon that has been formed over the centuries through water erosion. Therefore, deeper than it is wide and this, combined with its shape, helps to create beautiful plays of light especially when the sun is perpendicular to the canyon. Until recently, unlike…

Glen Canyon Dam is located near Page and, as a result of its construction between 1956 and 1966 along the Colorado River, Lake Powell was created. It is part of the Glen Canyon complex operated by the National Park Service, and it has the great fortune of being along the way most people who are planning a Arizona road trip….

To say that the West Coast is a land of wonders may seem cliché. Nature parks such as Monument Valley, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon have now become common knowledge for travelers from all over the world, and are often featured in nature documentaries. But we truly believe that the West Coast is full of secrets, and for this reason, we…

Are you planning a road trip between Arizona and Utah? Maybe you haven’t considered the Navajo National Monument, which is little known but not to be dismissed so easily. You could integrate it as an intermediate stop on your road trip between the Grand Canyon and the Monument Valley, or perhaps between the latter and Lake Powell. The Navajo National…

The Little Colorado River is a tributary of the Colorado River, which, over the years, has carved and formed the Grand Canyon as we know it today. But even this “smaller” tributary has played its part and helped to form a unique landscape that is definitely worth seeing, given the ease with which you can reach its two main viewpoints….

Many travelers return from their road trip in the Southwest with a wealth of memories and adventures, but the one big regret they may have is not visiting The Wave in Arizona. We have talked many times about this geological wonder located in the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument and about how difficult it is to visit it. The length of…

Along with Moab and Sedona, in my opinion, Page (Arizona) is the most naturally beautiful town in the Southwest. Change my mind! Not only will you see Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, and Lees Ferry, the place where the Grand Canyon begins, but so much more. In our article dedicated to the attractions of Page, you can see…

Although the most famous waterfalls in the United States (and perhaps in the world!) are on the East Coast, on the other side of North America there are some truly unforgettable ones. The most famous waterfalls in the West are in California, in Yosemite, but there are many others in the Northwest and in the states in the Great American…