Lake Powell Map, Directions & Location
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Use this Lake Powell and Page, Arizona map and directions guide to plan travel to the southern end of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and nearby northern Arizona attractions. Page is the primary Arizona gateway to Lake Powell and provides convenient access to Wahweap, Antelope Point, Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.
Lake Powell extends across northern Arizona and southern Utah, so driving routes and lake access depend on your destination. Visitors arriving by car can use Page as a convenient base, while boaters should also check current National Park Service launch-ramp conditions because changing reservoir levels can affect which ramps are usable.
- Lake Powell & Page Map
- Driving Directions
- Driving Distances
- Current Lake Access
- Marinas Near Page
- Nearby Attractions
- Google Map
- FAQ
Lake Powell & Page Arizona Map
The map below shows Page and the southern Lake Powell area, including major roads and access to Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Page is centrally located for visiting Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and other destinations throughout the Colorado Plateau.
Lake Powell is an unusually large and geographically complex reservoir, so use the map to identify the general area of your destination and then check current road, marina or launch-ramp information before traveling. Distances between recreation areas can be substantial even when locations appear close on a regional map.
Driving Directions To Lake Powell & Page Arizona
From Phoenix: Travel north on Interstate 17 to Flagstaff, then continue north on US 89 toward Cameron and Page. From Page, follow signs for your specific destination, such as Wahweap, Antelope Point, Glen Canyon Dam or another Lake Powell recreation area.
From Flagstaff: Travel north on US 89 through the Cameron area and continue directly to Page. The trip is approximately 135 miles, but travel time can vary because of traffic, construction, weather and stops along the route.
From Las Vegas: A common route travels north on Interstate 15 into southern Utah, then through the Hurricane and Fredonia/Kanab areas before continuing on US 89 toward Page. Because construction and road conditions can change, check current highway information before beginning a long-distance trip.
Approximate Driving Distances To Page & Lake Powell
- Flagstaff to Page: Approximately 135 miles via US 89.
- Phoenix to Page: Approximately 280 to 285 miles, generally via Interstate 17 and US 89.
- Page to Wahweap: Approximately 7 miles depending on the specific marina or recreation-area destination.
- Page to Antelope Point: Approximately 10 to 12 miles depending on the destination within the marina area.
- Page to Horseshoe Bend: Approximately 5 miles south to the trailhead area on US 89.
Current Lake Powell Boat & Ramp Access
Lake Powell remains open for boating and water recreation, but changing reservoir levels can affect launch ramps and shoreline access. A ramp shown on a map may be closed to motorized launching, restricted to certain vessels or temporarily unavailable depending on lake elevation and operating conditions.
Boaters should check current National Park Service Lake Powell ramp information before towing a vessel to Page, Wahweap, Antelope Point or another recreation area. Paddlecraft may have access at locations where motorized launching is restricted, but conditions can change during the recreation season.
Lake Powell Marinas Near Page Arizona
- Wahweap Marina: A major southern Lake Powell marina and recreation area near Page with boating, lodging and visitor services.
- Antelope Point Marina: A marina east of Page providing access to southern Lake Powell and a variety of boating services.
- Other Lake Powell Marinas: Additional marina and recreation areas are located farther north in Utah for visitors exploring other portions of the reservoir.
Marina services and launching arrangements can change with season and reservoir level. Check current operating information before traveling with a boat or planning around a specific marina service.
Nearby Attractions Around Page & Lake Powell
- Horseshoe Bend: A famous Colorado River overlook approximately five miles south of Page on US 89.
- Antelope Canyon: An internationally known sandstone slot-canyon destination on Navajo Nation land near Page.
- Glen Canyon Dam: The Colorado River dam that created Lake Powell and one of the area's major landmarks.
- Glen Canyon Dam Overlook: A scenic viewpoint overlooking Glen Canyon and the Colorado River below the dam.
- Lees Ferry: A historic Colorado River access area downstream from Page and Glen Canyon Dam.
- Rainbow Bridge National Monument: A remote natural bridge traditionally reached from Lake Powell by boat when access conditions permit.
Lake Powell & Page Route Planning Tips
- Confirm your exact destination before leaving Page because Wahweap, Antelope Point and other Lake Powell access areas use different roads.
- Check current Lake Powell launch-ramp status before towing a boat.
- Download or carry maps because cellular service can be inconsistent in remote portions of the region.
- Carry extra drinking water during warm-weather travel and outdoor recreation.
- Allow additional travel time for road construction, heavy tourism traffic and scenic stops.
- Check Navajo Nation access and tour requirements when visiting Antelope Canyon or other destinations on Navajo land.
Google Map Of Page Arizona
Frequently Asked Questions About Lake Powell Maps & Directions
Where Is Lake Powell In Arizona?
Lake Powell extends across northern Arizona and southern Utah within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Page, Arizona is the primary gateway to the southern portion of the lake.
What Is The Closest City To Lake Powell In Arizona?
Page, Arizona is the closest city to the principal Arizona-side Lake Powell marina, recreation and visitor areas.
How Far Is Page From Flagstaff?
Page is approximately 135 miles north of Flagstaff via US 89. Actual driving distance and time can vary with the starting location, construction and road conditions.
How Far Is Page From Phoenix?
Page is approximately 280 to 285 miles from Phoenix using the common route north on Interstate 17 through Flagstaff and then US 89 to Page.
Which Lake Powell Marinas Are Closest To Page?
Wahweap Marina and Antelope Point Marina are the two principal Lake Powell marina areas closest to Page, Arizona.
Is Lake Powell In Arizona Or Utah?
Lake Powell extends through both northern Arizona and southern Utah. Page provides the principal access to the southern Arizona portion of the reservoir.
What Attractions Are Near Lake Powell And Page?
Popular nearby attractions include Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, Glen Canyon Dam Overlook, Lees Ferry and Rainbow Bridge National Monument.
Are Lake Powell Boat Ramps Open?
Lake Powell remains open for boating, but individual launch ramps can be open, restricted or closed depending on reservoir elevation and operating conditions. Check current National Park Service ramp information before traveling with a boat.
What Highway Goes From Flagstaff To Page Arizona?
US 89 is the primary highway connecting Flagstaff with Page, Arizona. Travelers should check current Arizona highway conditions before beginning the trip.
How Far Is Horseshoe Bend From Page?
The Horseshoe Bend trailhead is approximately five miles south of Page on US 89, making it one of the area's easiest major attractions to combine with a Lake Powell visit.
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