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I was only in nearby Page for one night but it was a memorable one! That evening I looked up where a good spot for night sky viewing was in the area and everywhere overwhelmingly pointed to Lake Powell So I drove to elevated overlook lake at night and set up my tripod and camera to do some astro photography and boy howdy was it a great view! It was a little spooky given just how dark it was but that obviously helped my photos. I had a little forehead light which I highly recommend if you decide to do something similar! I spent about a hour there before the winds started whipping up too much and I feared for the stability of my camera. But it was just so nice to stargaze even without the camera. Highly recommend! The next day on my way out of town I decided to check it out in the daylight. I didn't swim and I didn't do much recreation-ing here but I can say it's BEAUTIFUL. I wish had more time to spend exploring.
Aside from Lake Powell being an amazing lake to see & experience (especially by Houseboat), this lake is killer for smallies (smallmouth bass). Most fishermen probably target stripers on Powell (and that is equally amazing), but getting in the canyons and using plastic shad/grub jigs and dropping the off the rock ledges can be amazing fishing. 100 fish days are not out of the question.
My wife, two teenage sons (17 yrs, 15 yrs), and I visited Lake Powell in early April near Glen Canyon Dam. If you are staying in Page, AZ, it's well worth driving out here in the late afternoon about 1 hour before sunset. Water levels were quite low - you'll notice the "bathtub ring" along the rock face above the water line. The effects of climate change and reduced snowmelt from the mountains feeding into the Colorado River are visible here. In any case, after passing Glen Canyon Dam (after crossing the bridge from Page, AZ), look for the national recreational entrance (south gate) on the right side. After driving through the fee collection area, you'll see an overlook (which is worth a quick stop for a photo). For a closer look, drive all the way to Wahweep Marina (boat launch) - which has a swimming beach. At this location, you can enjoy the sunset and walk up to Lake Powell itself to skip a rock or two. The water was very cold in early April (maybe 40 degrees F), so it's not swimmable, but the sunset views are amazing! Our family really enjoyed Page, AZ - there's a lot to see in the immediate area.
I've been coming to this area since the late 80s because it offers miles upon miles of scenery that can inhabit your spiritual side even if you don't think you're all that spiritual. I remember a tour of the Glen Canyon Dam at that time during which the guide said water levels were a little lower that year due to less rain. I knew even at that time drying forests at the north rim of the Grand Canyon and parts of Colorado were early illustrations of what was to come: the creeping drought and the drying of the American west was no aberration. Fast forward to what is now a visceral reality. A contentious, and to some an outlandish, idea seems to be a more likely outcome: letting Lake Powell drain through the Glen Canyon Dam and into Lake Mead so Hoover Dam can continue generating power. We're nearing a precipice where this region can't support two fully-functioning dams. Lake Powell is just half full and its white bathtub ring is an omnipresent halo that this 20th century century man-made water paradise is fading away.
Lake Powell is located within the Glen Canyon National Recreational Area on the Arizona-Utah border and lies in the heart of The Grand Circle. If you are going to travel to Bryce and Zion National Parks, I highly recommend taking a day or two to visit Page, AZ and Lake Powell. It is well known for taking out small to large boats and exploring the lake. It is massive and has a lot of slot canyons and interesting rock formations. In one of my photos, you can see the large white Navajo sandstone formations at the end of Warm Creek near Wahweap Marina. There are so many little canyons to explore and the town and quite fun as well. I recommend going with a group and renting a house boat for a couple of days if you can afford it :)
Huge lake in midst of canyon of Arizona and Utah. I was on the way to Vegas from Page and I did a pit stop. Spend some 30 odd minutes, enjoyed the serene beauty surround by the canyon. Lake Powell straddles the border between Arizona and Utah and is one of the most popular land-locked aquatic recreation areas in the United States. This is not only because of its sheer size at 24,322 K acre-feet but because of the rugged beauty and geologic wonders surrounding its shores. Thousands of miles of shoreline accessible only to those whose have a houseboat and a speed boat attached to it. There is a rainbow bridge which is one of the biggest nature made arch in the world, accessible only by boat or 14 miles trek. Beautiful display of nature among rocks.
Tried to rent a boat at marina at state line. Obnoxious lady told me they stopped renting at 1130 am and said they were sold out. Later she said I could come back at 830a tomorrow and I could try to rent something then. They're were 100 plus of their boats in marina (see picture). I wanted to go out for an hour or two. There was no one else there. This screw the customer and tourist attitude pervades the lake Powell experience unfortunately. In my world when people don't want my money I don't argue w them -- I just leave w my money. Shame on them. Someone will come by and eat your lunch. The owner should heed this warning: this attitude and lack of service will bankrupt you. Never again for this family.
(7/4/20) Lake Powell: Where in some cases, you cannot be entirely sure whether you are in Arizona or Utah. After collecting our rental kayak, we made the 15-minute drive to Wahweap Marina & Campground. We paid for a day pass (which is good for seven days, I should add), and proceeded down the block. For a moment, we were confused about where to park. There is a parking lot for trailer-hitched vehicles and another lot for boat rentals. Farther back, there's yet another lot for campers. Where were we supposed to go! ** For you kayakers out there: Turn into the boat rental lot and proceed down the dirt road. You will find an unpaved lot which leads to the shore. There are signs posted for vehicles to unload their equipment, though if you can be quick about it, I'd suggest unloading as close to the water as possible. Drive back up the dirt road and find any space on the paved lot (we had no trouble finding a space despite all the 4th of July busyness). My girlfriend and I are fairly new to kayaking. Another way of stating this: We had no idea what we were doing. The first hour was spent sailing in circles, hitting each other's paddles, and braving the choppy waters from the speed boats and jetskis. It was exhilarating! Despite our overt inexperience, we braved the 300-feet-deep waters from shore to shore, landing someplace near Ice Cream Canyon (if we read the map correctly, though it is highly likely that we did not). Like other kayakers, we disembarked to enjoy the view and wade in the cool waters for a little while. After our reprieve, we hopped back onto the kayak, equipped this time with more experience than when we first began. Although we still were fantastically uncoordinated, we were able to paddle back in half the time of our first voyage! Victory. With less than an hour to spare before our rental kayak was due, we returned to Page, taking some last glances of the translucent lake behind us. | Verdict | The fun we had was beyond words, my friends, and I strongly encourage you to make a trip out to Lake Powell. Bring some friends, be safe amidst the present health circumstances of course, and have a great time. If you're like my GF and I, do take care as you kayak across the lake. Those speed boats leave behind a formidable wake! It's basically a game of aquatic Frogger, and your noble boat is the frog. It beggars belief that such a beautiful place exists in the middle of nowhere (as it feels barreling down the 89), but it's all very real and abundantly worth the trip. We will certainly be back, but not until we've practiced our nautical abilities! 'Til next time.
We made a visit here a week or so ago. Lake Powell is located mostly in southern Utah and is a reservoir on the Colorado river created by the Glen Canyon Dam. It is one of the most impressive sight, and the lake has over 250 square miles of surface area - making it the country's second-largest man made lake. The Lake is a series of canyons with beautiful reddish pink rock formations. We were able to capture some photos but not able to take a boat tour as they were closed due to Covid-19. You can also rent boats and go kayaking. The Glenn Canyon dam overlooks this place, so there is another stop to visit after or before this. If you rent a houseboat out of Antelope Point or Wahweap Marina, you can stay on a beach by Gunsight Canyon. Take your ski boat and paddle boards. We spent a night at Best Western View Of Lake Powell Hotel.
Lake Powell is in Page, Arizona. Located in Lake Powell is the Wahweap Marina which offers guided boat tours, houseboat rentals, and romantic sunset dinner cruises where you can learn the history, geology, and building of the Glen Canyon Dam and other canyons. Lake Powell also offers campgrounds, fishing, kayaking, and hiking trails. Winter season is the slow season, I would recommend planning a trip prior or after winter to enjoy the amenities.
Oasis Of Water In The Desert, Surrounded By Rock Formations & Sand As you work your way through the nothing of a desert from Flagstaff to Page AZ you finally arrive at Lake Powell. Some days are filled with massive crowds of boats everywhere and others a nearly ghost waterway absent of anyone. All in all the water isn't super clean, but it is water in a place seriously lacking otherwise in such a resource. Stop by and see horseshoe bend and the other sights while you are there.
I have the best aunt and uncle ever for taking me on a houseboat in Lake Powell!!! Our boat was beautiful and the scenery was unmatched! I parked at Bullfrog and away we went for a week. Lake Powell is such an incredible place! Seeing stars and the total Milky Way, being out in nature, hiking and exploring. Seeing new plants and animals and staying in the water morning, noon and night! The best vacation I could ask for!! So much fun!!!
2 months ago
Such a beautiful and peaceful place. I was happy we came in February so we really felt like we had the place to ourselves! read more
8 months ago
3 years ago
I was only in nearby Page for one night but it was a memorable one! That evening I looked up where a good spot for night sky viewing was in the area and everywhere overwhelmingly pointed to Lake Powell So I drove to elevated overlook lake at night and set up my tripod and camera to do some astro photography and boy howdy was it a great view! It was a little spooky given just how dark it was but that obviously helped my photos. I had a little forehead light which I highly recommend if you decide to do something similar! I spent about a hour there before the winds started whipping up too much and I feared for the stability of my camera. But it was just so nice to stargaze even without the camera. Highly recommend! The next day on my way out of town I decided to check it out in the daylight. I didn't swim and I didn't do much recreation-ing here but I can say it's BEAUTIFUL. I wish had more time to spend exploring. read more
Aside from Lake Powell being an amazing lake to see & experience (especially by Houseboat), this lake is killer for smallies (smallmouth bass). Most fishermen probably target stripers on Powell (and that is equally amazing), but getting in the canyons and using plastic shad/grub jigs and dropping the off the rock ledges can be amazing fishing. 100 fish days are not out of the question. read more
3 years ago
My wife, two teenage sons (17 yrs, 15 yrs), and I visited Lake Powell in early April near Glen Canyon Dam. If you are staying in Page, AZ, it's well worth driving out here in the late afternoon about 1 hour before sunset. Water levels were quite low - you'll notice the "bathtub ring" along the rock face above the water line. The effects of climate change and reduced snowmelt from the mountains feeding into the Colorado River are visible here. In any case, after passing Glen Canyon Dam (after crossing the bridge from Page, AZ), look for the national recreational entrance (south gate) on the right side. After driving through the fee collection area, you'll see an overlook (which is worth a quick stop for a photo). For a closer look, drive all the way to Wahweep Marina (boat launch) - which has a swimming beach. At this location, you can enjoy the sunset and walk up to Lake Powell itself to skip a rock or two. The water was very cold in early April (maybe 40 degrees F), so it's not swimmable, but the sunset views are amazing! Our family really enjoyed Page, AZ - there's a lot to see in the immediate area. read more
11 months ago
I've been coming to this area since the late 80s because it offers miles upon miles of scenery that can inhabit your spiritual side even if you don't think you're all that spiritual. I remember a tour of the Glen Canyon Dam at that time during which the guide said water levels were a little lower that year due to less rain. I knew even at that time drying forests at the north rim of the Grand Canyon and parts of Colorado were early illustrations of what was to come: the creeping drought and the drying of the American west was no aberration. Fast forward to what is now a visceral reality. A contentious, and to some an outlandish, idea seems to be a more likely outcome: letting Lake Powell drain through the Glen Canyon Dam and into Lake Mead so Hoover Dam can continue generating power. We're nearing a precipice where this region can't support two fully-functioning dams. Lake Powell is just half full and its white bathtub ring is an omnipresent halo that this 20th century century man-made water paradise is fading away. read more
Lake Powell is located within the Glen Canyon National Recreational Area on the Arizona-Utah border and lies in the heart of The Grand Circle. If you are going to travel to Bryce and Zion National Parks, I highly recommend taking a day or two to visit Page, AZ and Lake Powell. It is well known for taking out small to large boats and exploring the lake. It is massive and has a lot of slot canyons and interesting rock formations. In one of my photos, you can see the large white Navajo sandstone formations at the end of Warm Creek near Wahweap Marina. There are so many little canyons to explore and the town and quite fun as well. I recommend going with a group and renting a house boat for a couple of days if you can afford it :) read more
Huge lake in midst of canyon of Arizona and Utah. I was on the way to Vegas from Page and I did a pit stop. Spend some 30 odd minutes, enjoyed the serene beauty surround by the canyon. Lake Powell straddles the border between Arizona and Utah and is one of the most popular land-locked aquatic recreation areas in the United States. This is not only because of its sheer size at 24,322 K acre-feet but because of the rugged beauty and geologic wonders surrounding its shores. Thousands of miles of shoreline accessible only to those whose have a houseboat and a speed boat attached to it. There is a rainbow bridge which is one of the biggest nature made arch in the world, accessible only by boat or 14 miles trek. Beautiful display of nature among rocks. read more
4 years ago
Tried to rent a boat at marina at state line. Obnoxious lady told me they stopped renting at 1130 am and said they were sold out. Later she said I could come back at 830a tomorrow and I could try to rent something then. They're were 100 plus of their boats in marina (see picture). I wanted to go out for an hour or two. There was no one else there. This screw the customer and tourist attitude pervades the lake Powell experience unfortunately. In my world when people don't want my money I don't argue w them -- I just leave w my money. Shame on them. Someone will come by and eat your lunch. The owner should heed this warning: this attitude and lack of service will bankrupt you. Never again for this family. read more
2 years ago
(7/4/20) Lake Powell: Where in some cases, you cannot be entirely sure whether you are in Arizona or Utah. After collecting our rental kayak, we made the 15-minute drive to Wahweap Marina & Campground. We paid for a day pass (which is good for seven days, I should add), and proceeded down the block. For a moment, we were confused about where to park. There is a parking lot for trailer-hitched vehicles and another lot for boat rentals. Farther back, there's yet another lot for campers. Where were we supposed to go! ** For you kayakers out there: Turn into the boat rental lot and proceed down the dirt road. You will find an unpaved lot which leads to the shore. There are signs posted for vehicles to unload their equipment, though if you can be quick about it, I'd suggest unloading as close to the water as possible. Drive back up the dirt road and find any space on the paved lot (we had no trouble finding a space despite all the 4th of July busyness). My girlfriend and I are fairly new to kayaking. Another way of stating this: We had no idea what we were doing. The first hour was spent sailing in circles, hitting each other's paddles, and braving the choppy waters from the speed boats and jetskis. It was exhilarating! Despite our overt inexperience, we braved the 300-feet-deep waters from shore to shore, landing someplace near Ice Cream Canyon (if we read the map correctly, though it is highly likely that we did not). Like other kayakers, we disembarked to enjoy the view and wade in the cool waters for a little while. After our reprieve, we hopped back onto the kayak, equipped this time with more experience than when we first began. Although we still were fantastically uncoordinated, we were able to paddle back in half the time of our first voyage! Victory. With less than an hour to spare before our rental kayak was due, we returned to Page, taking some last glances of the translucent lake behind us. | Verdict | The fun we had was beyond words, my friends, and I strongly encourage you to make a trip out to Lake Powell. Bring some friends, be safe amidst the present health circumstances of course, and have a great time. If you're like my GF and I, do take care as you kayak across the lake. Those speed boats leave behind a formidable wake! It's basically a game of aquatic Frogger, and your noble boat is the frog. It beggars belief that such a beautiful place exists in the middle of nowhere (as it feels barreling down the 89), but it's all very real and abundantly worth the trip. We will certainly be back, but not until we've practiced our nautical abilities! 'Til next time. read more
We made a visit here a week or so ago. Lake Powell is located mostly in southern Utah and is a reservoir on the Colorado river created by the Glen Canyon Dam. It is one of the most impressive sight, and the lake has over 250 square miles of surface area - making it the country's second-largest man made lake. The Lake is a series of canyons with beautiful reddish pink rock formations. We were able to capture some photos but not able to take a boat tour as they were closed due to Covid-19. You can also rent boats and go kayaking. The Glenn Canyon dam overlooks this place, so there is another stop to visit after or before this. If you rent a houseboat out of Antelope Point or Wahweap Marina, you can stay on a beach by Gunsight Canyon. Take your ski boat and paddle boards. We spent a night at Best Western View Of Lake Powell Hotel. read more
5 years ago
Lake Powell is in Page, Arizona. Located in Lake Powell is the Wahweap Marina which offers guided boat tours, houseboat rentals, and romantic sunset dinner cruises where you can learn the history, geology, and building of the Glen Canyon Dam and other canyons. Lake Powell also offers campgrounds, fishing, kayaking, and hiking trails. Winter season is the slow season, I would recommend planning a trip prior or after winter to enjoy the amenities. read more
7 years ago
Oasis Of Water In The Desert, Surrounded By Rock Formations & Sand As you work your way through the nothing of a desert from Flagstaff to Page AZ you finally arrive at Lake Powell. Some days are filled with massive crowds of boats everywhere and others a nearly ghost waterway absent of anyone. All in all the water isn't super clean, but it is water in a place seriously lacking otherwise in such a resource. Stop by and see horseshoe bend and the other sights while you are there. read more
I have the best aunt and uncle ever for taking me on a houseboat in Lake Powell!!! Our boat was beautiful and the scenery was unmatched! I parked at Bullfrog and away we went for a week. Lake Powell is such an incredible place! Seeing stars and the total Milky Way, being out in nature, hiking and exploring. Seeing new plants and animals and staying in the water morning, noon and night! The best vacation I could ask for!! So much fun!!! read more
4 years ago
Been coming here since the 80's. We are now bringing our 10 year old. Regardless of lake level there is plenty of water to enjoy the entire lake. If you love beautiful canyons and relaxing on the lake then this is the spot!! read more
I have a friend who spends a least a week on a house boat on Lake Powell every year and he said he has yet to see a place that can beat it. No question there are many sides to this lake. Thousands of miles of shoreline accessible only to those whose have a house boat and a speed boat attached to it. You will need to park your house boat and then use the speed boat to explore every nook and cranny of all the flooded canyons. These pictures were taken in the afternoon on a 2 hour boat ride to Rainbow Bridge. That in itself was called a grueling ride out there. Many of us may never see the remoter parts of Lake Powell. It is however on my bucket list! read more
We explored this lake by looking at it from the Wahweap Overlook and walking over the Dam bridge nearby. There are opportunities to explore the lake further by riding on a small boat that takes you through the lake, but we didn't have time to do that this time around since we only stayed in Page for 1 night. It's quite beautiful though! read more
5 years ago
My family and I rented a speed boat from the Wahweap Marina. The boats gas tank was broke and it was missing the overhead sun cover. They made sure they topped off the tank before we headed out and we were just lucky their was overcast that day. I have to say it's a great experience to boat and swim in a canyon! However, we went in June, the lake was very cold and the water was very choppy from all the wind. Additionally, it was fairly busy out on the water so the wakes were frequent and large, especially because they had no where to go but bounce off the walls and come back. read more
It's gorgeous! There is a cost to get into the area, it's $25 and if you're going to be spending a decent amount of time here then it's worth the price. There are view points along the way (before you get to the marina itself) and the view from those spots are breath-taking. The lake is much larger than I was expecting it to be and the mountains surrounding it are stunning. We drove all the way to the marina, there are shops there. It's cute. I went into the water, just knee deep, it was warm, but its a lake and still water sort of creeps me out lol. If you're in the area spend some time at the lake. It's a good place to relax! read more
8 years ago
A little windy for me but it was worth my day Had a blast swimming and hanging on by the lake read more
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We were in the area exploring the Antelope Slot Canyons and Horseshoe Bend. Decided to take a quick peek at Lake Powell before returning to Flagstaff. We went to a couple of viewpoints, but that is all we had time for. The water level appeared so low. I have no idea if that is normal or not. There are many activities that are available here. Worth coming back to the area to do some of these activities and/or tours. For sure, I would appreciate the Lake Powell area after exploring more of it. Til then, 3 stars. read more
The Antelope Slots boat tour was good. It was like what I had expected from a boat cruise. The boat was clean and you could sit inside or outside upstairs. They offered some snacks and also beverages (cold lemonade and water). They handed out some aging tour guides with headphones that you listen to while on the boat, it was somewhat informative. If cruising around on a like is your type of scene, then I think these boat tours are perfect for you. Just after running around in the actual slot canyons all morning, this was just a little too mellow for me. They had a nice facility on land though, I would come back and take the 6 hour tour to Rainbow Bridge next time. read more
12 years ago
There are so many options for exploring Lake Powell, from private boat tours to wakeboarding, stand up paddle boarding and even fishing. We were in Page, Arizona to visit the Lower Antelope Canyons and Horseshoe Bend and figured we would also explore Lake Powell. With the variety of tours, we opted for the 1 hour Antelope Slot Canyon Boat Tour at $24.95 per Adult. The Navajo sandstone canyons were beautiful to admire in contrast to the beautiful blue waters. Swimming in the freshwater was a refreshing way to stay cool on Labor Day weekend. read more
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Gorgeous lake!! We visited two of the marinas: The Point and the Wahweep Marina. We paid $25 to get into the marina and it gives you access to both The Point & Wahweep. You can go on the boat tours at the point, but there wasn't much for us to do there since we were with our dog (they're not allowed in the gift shop/restaurant) and the wind was so hot & STRONG that we had a hard time staying outside... There is a small yellow box at the bottom of the walking path and you can use that to call the staff to get a ride up the ramp/walkway to the parking lot. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful and although we couldn't do much it did make our experience there better. Wahweep Marina seemed a lot bigger and this is where the Lake Powell Resort & Marina is. We parked at a lot near the hotel (there are multiple parking lots in the area) and walked along the lake. My gosh the view from here is absolutely amazing! Seems like you can also go on a boat tour from this marina and we would definitely want to do one next time! read more
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