Arizona is home to world-famous hikes like the Grand Canyon, the Wave, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Slot Canyons, and many more!
The locations listed below are conveniently organized into three main regions and the town closest to them.
Northern Arizona:
Central Arizona:
Spencer Trail offers a thrilling and challenging hike with stunning scenery! Covering 2.2 miles in one direction, this trail boasts a steep ascent of 1,600 feet in elevation. While hiking, you may feel like one of the big horn sheep commonly seen along the way!
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The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is majestic and awe-inspiring. Known for its breathtaking views, stunning geological formations, and natural beauty, this iconic rim offers visitors an extraordinary opportunity to experience one of the world’s most magnificent natural wonders. In addition to its beauty, the South Rim offers a variety of recreational activities and attractions for visitors of all ages.
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The Ropes Trail, near Page, Arizona, is a unique and challenging hike that offers a rare opportunity to hike to the Colorado River from below the Glen Canyon Dam. This trail, known for its steepness and the use of cables in some parts, is a must-try for adventurous hikers.
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Lake Powell is one of the most beautiful places on Earth! It is surrounded by canyons, cliffs, and over 1,800 miles of shoreline. One of my favorite spots on Lake Powell is Padre Bay. In addition to its beauty, Padre Bay is the largest bay on Lake Powell. It is 9 miles long and 7
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Sand King is one of my favorite spots on Lake Powell! Situated close to both the Wahweap and State Line boat ramps, reaching it by boat or kayak is easy, making it an ideal destination for a day of adventure. The highlight of this spot is its namesake: a towering sand hill that dominates the canyon. The hike to the summit can be challenging, but the descent is worth it. The soft sand and steep incline make for a thrilling run, jump, or flip down to the bottom. And if that weren’t enough, the fishing around Sand King is usually good too.
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Page, Arizona, is conveniently located in the center of the Grand Circle, making it the perfect place to stay when visiting the Southwest. The Grand Circle’s namesake comes from the fact that you can drive a circle through the region and see many of the Southwest’s most beautiful sites and parks. The Grand Circle includes Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce, Zion, the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, Monument Valley, and a lot of interesting state parks, national monuments, and cool towns. In addition to the Grand Circle, Page has some incredible attractions of its own! Page, Arizona, is home to the world-famous Horseshoe Bend, Lower Antelope Canyon, Upper Antelope Canyon, and Lake Powell.
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The Grand Canyon is one of the most visited places in America. People from all over the world come to take in the canyon’s beautiful views. However, crowds usually go to the South Rim because it’s open year-round and more accessible. The North Rim only gets 10% of the visitors.
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South Coyote Buttes is one of my favorite hiking places. The scenery is amazing! The landscape is so unique you feel like you’re on another planet. South Coyote Buttes is a vast area where you can escape the crowds.
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Chaol Falls is an awesome off-the-beaten-path hike at the end of Navajo Canyon in Lake Powell. Navajo Canyon is the longest side canyon on Lake Powell that is not a river arm. Simply experiencing Navajo Canyon is spectacular, and hiking to Chaol Falls makes it extra special. In addition to the spectacular views, we saw waterfalls, wild horses, and petroglyphs.
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Navajo Bridge is a must-see historic stop along the Colorado River on your way to Lee’s Ferry, Jacob’s Lake, or the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. The views are incredible, and the chances of seeing a California Condor are high. In addition to the sights, the bridge is also a great place to buy authentic Native American souvenirs such as jewelry and pottery.
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