Nearby Attractions

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area sprawls across northern Arizona and southern Utah for over two hundred miles. If you want to visit "nearby" attractions, be aware of what part of Glen Canyon you are already visiting.

State Tourism Information

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Gateway Communities

Arizona		Utah
Page		Kanab
Flagstaff		Escalante

Other Recreational Opportunities

• Antelope Canyon Lower and Upper Antelope Canyon are units of Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park, managed by the Navajo Nation. Tours are required. All tour providers are approved by the Navajo Nation.
• Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument borders Glen Canyon to the west. Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, it is a vast area with many backcountry hiking, driving, and recreation opportunities.
• Monument Valley Tribal Park
• Paria Canyon - Vermilion Cliffs National Monument Another Bureau of Land Management monument, get ready for rugged hikes and swoopy buttes.

 

No boat? No problem!

Guided Services in Glen Canyon

 

Nearby National Park Service Sites

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  Eccentric Stream Erosion Indeed

  Rainbow Bridge National Monument

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  A red rock wonderland

  Arches National Park

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  A fairyland of color and stone

  Bryce Canyon National Park

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  A lifetime of exploration awaits you

  Canyonlands National Park

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  A geologic wrinkle on earth

  Capitol Reef National Park

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  Touch the sky at 10,000 + Feet

  Cedar Breaks National Monument

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  Geologic Wonder and Ancestral Home

  Grand Canyon National Park

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  Masonry that has stood for centuries

  Hovenweep National Monument

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  Utah's first national monument

  Natural Bridges National Monument

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  Betatakin

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  Explore history on the Trail

  Old Spanish National Historic Trail

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  A Living Laboratory

  Petrified Forest National Park

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  Utah's First National Park

  Zion National Park