Things To Do in Greenehaven, Arizona

Adding water to Glen Canyon only enhanced its appeal, although the submerged rock formation see a bit surre... More on manual_books

a tipical american city next to Lake Powell, very hot and sleepy, but charming in its own way... More on GeckoGo

'Lake Powell' is a reservoir on the Colorado River, straddling the border between Utah and Arizona (most of it, along with Rainbow Bridge, is in Utah). It is the second largest man-made reservoir in the United States behind Lake ... More on Wikipedia

Adozen stories high and as long as a football field, Rainbow Bridge is one of the seven wonders of the worl... More on LLBean.com

If you have rented your own boat and wish to just use the courtesy dock that is probably a more fun way to ... More on Epinions.com

Antelope Canyon Tours specializes in slot canyon tours around Page, Arizona / Lake Powell Area. One of our ... More on arizonaguide.com

My friend and I are both pregnant and had no clue that we had to take a ride on the truck through the sand ... More on TripAdvisor

Lake Powell National Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Page, Arizona. This championship layout plays quite long from the back tees. Also, the overall difficulty level of th... More on TheGolfCourses.net

The course can be on the pricey side but if you go to Chamber of Commerce tourist office get the map of Page and there is a 25% off coupon . More on GolfReview

John Wesley Powell was the first to lead an expedition in 1869 through 1,000 miles of uncharted canyons. Hi... More on Weather.com

There were lots of well organized exhibits with fascinating information, ranging from river runner histo... More on TripAdvisor

Starting just north of the Arizona border in southern Utah, this classic hike takes you through one of the most spectacular sandstone canyons in North America. Surprisingly, the hiking is reasonabl... More on Trails

Buckskin to Lee's Ferry in 4.5 days. Awesome hike - feet were wet there en More on Trails

This place is a must see for photographers and anyone who appreciates unspoiled nature. You can only visit the canyon with a guide, but it's well worth seeing. If you plan to photograph, be sure to bring a tripod, cab... More on GeckoGo

We booked very late for this tour but the company were extremely helpful and accommodating. Paul helped che... More on TripAdvisor

On our 3 week roundtrip we had a stopover in Page with it's antelope canyon. While reading thru the ratings... More on TripAdvisor

Glen Canyon Dam was constructed between 1956 and 1964 to block the Colorado River and create Lake Powell. More on PlanetWare

Do you wanna go here? I don’t know… I’m not sure I did. On a scale that runs from ‘Full-Out Tamer of Nature’ on the right to ‘Hug Trees, Not ... More on igougo