Phoenix Day Trip to Page Horseshoe Bend and Glen Canyon

Experience a full-day guided tour from Phoenix to Page, exploring Arizona's varied landscapes with stops at Buffalo Park, Cameron Trading Post, Glen Canyon Dam Overlook, Toadstool Hoodoos Trail, and a sunset visit to Horseshoe Bend.

Overview

Itinerary

1. Phoenix

   Departure from Phoenix .Arrive in Flagstaff and visit Buffalo Park, offering panoramic views of the San Francisco Peaks—perfect for photos and a refreshing break.

2. Cameron Trading Post

   The Historic Cameron Trading Post is a shop, restaurant, motel and RV park—all in one.

   Shop the Post's selection of American Indian crafts and Southwestern art.

   Feeling hungry? Enjoy a meal inspired by American, Mexican and local cuisine, such as their famous Navajo taco, in the Cameron Grand Canyon dining room while you relax by the large stone fireplace.

   Take a walk through the on-site garden or peruse the selection of antique and new American Indian art and crafts in the gallery.

3. Glen Canyon Dam Overlook

   This amazing overlook give you a chance to stop and take in views on the Glen Canyon Dam looking north and the Colorado River. Centrally located in Page off of Scenic View road, it's easily accesible by a walk that is less than 1,000 feet long. At the overlook there are picnic tables and a pavillin to spend some time and enjoy the view.

4. Page

   Located in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, The Toadstools offers a great place to explore. “A wonderful journey into the geologic world of hoodoos
   A relatively flat trail from the trailhead leading to an 85’ ascent to the hoodoos. The hoodoos look like toadstools, umbrella shaped. Once up on the lower level of the formation, take your time and feel free to explore the area, then return to the trail.

5. Horseshoe Bend

   Horseshoe Bend: A Breathtaking Colorado River Vista
   Located near the town of Page, Arizona, Horseshoe Bend is a mesmerizing geological wonder that showcases the incredible forces of nature at work. This iconic landmark is a horseshoe-shaped incised meander carved out by the mighty Colorado River over millions of years. As you stand at the overlook, which is about a 1,000-foot drop, you’re treated to a breathtaking panoramic view of the Colorado River winding its way through the red-hued sandstone canyon.

6. Phoenix

   Drop the guests back

Know before you go

• Infant seats available
• Public transportation is nearby
• Stroller / pram accessible
• Wheelchair accessible

Pickup, meeting point & start times