Page & Monument Valley
Things to see in Page & Monument Valley
17 sights, museums, parks and places worth the stop.
Chinle · National Parks
Antelope House Overlook
North Rim view down to a canyon-floor village named for its painted antelope
Kayenta · Historic Sites
Betatakin, Navajo National Monument
A 13th-century cliff village in a vast sandstone alcove, seen from a rim trail or on summer ranger hikes
Page · Architectural Landmarks
Glen Canyon Dam
A 710-foot concrete arch dam that created Lake Powell and gave the town of Page its start
Window Rock · Historic Sites
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
The oldest operating trading post on the Navajo Nation, still buying rugs and selling groceries in Ganado
Marble Canyon · Historic Sites
Lees Ferry
The old Colorado River crossing where Grand Canyon river trips begin, with a pioneer ranch nearby
Page · Natural Wonders
Lower Antelope Canyon
The narrow, stair-laced Navajo slot canyon near Page, visited only on guided tours
Kayenta · National Parks
Keet Seel
Arizona's largest Ancestral Puebloan cliff village, reached only on rare ranger-led overnight trips
Marble Canyon · Architectural Landmarks
Navajo Bridge
Twin steel arches 467 feet above the Colorado River, the old one now open to walkers
Chinle · National Parks
Spider Rock Overlook
The last stop on Canyon de Chelly's South Rim Drive, above a 750-foot sandstone spire
Page · Natural Wonders
Upper Antelope Canyon
A Navajo slot canyon near Page, wider at the bottom, entered only with a Navajo guide
Window Rock · Historic Sites
Window Rock Navajo Tribal Park and Veterans Memorial
The sandstone arch that names the Navajo capital, beside a memorial to Navajo veterans and Code Talkers
Page · National Parks
Wahweap and Lake Powell
Lake Powell's south end near Page, with a marina, boat tours and shorelines changed by low water