Horseshoe Bend

One of the most recognized and trafficked locations in the Southwest, Horseshoe Bend is a stunning marvel that showcases a 1,000 foot drop looking down on the Colorado River. The attraction is shaped like a horseshoe surrounded by stunning vermilion cliffs. This area sees 2 million visitors annually and is one of the most spectacular Arizona landscapes. 

Directions:

Address: Horseshoe Bend, Page, Arizona 86040

Important Information:

• Hiking to the overlook is roughly 1.5 miles round-trip with 137 feet in elevation gain.
• This route is considered easy and is heavily trafficked.
• Dogs are welcome on this trail but must be on a leash. 
• There are restrooms at the trailhead. 
• Pack plenty of water, snacks, and reliable footwear for this hike– especially on hot Arizona days. There is little to not shade on this trail. 
• The City of Page requires visitors to pay for parking ($10) at the Horseshoe Bend Trail parking lot. Check out this website for rates and more details. 
• This trail is family friendly, but supervision is recommended. Most of the rim is exposed with no railings or fences. 
• Horseshoe Bend is open year-round from sunrise to sunset. 
• Holidays, weekends, and sunsets are incredibly busy at Horseshoe Bend— be prepared for large crowds. 
• Drones are not allowed at Horseshoe Bend.