Top Experiences in Glen Canyon Dam

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Lake Powell and the canyonlands of southeast Utah from a unique perspective with the Lake Powell & Canyonlands Combo Airplane Tour. This three-hour combo flight tour will take you on a thrilling journey over the stunning viewpoints of canyonlands, allowing you to marvel at its natural wonders from above. As you soar through the sky, you will also have the opportunity to trace the colorful shores of Lake Powell, a sight that is truly mesmerizing. One of the highlights of this tour is the chance to witness the majestic Glen Canyon Dam, an engineering marvel that spans the Colorado River. You will also get to see the iconic Horseshoe Bend, a breathtaking curve in the river that is perfect for capturing incredible photographs. Additionally, the tour includes Rainbow Bridge National Monument, an awe-inspiring natural arch that is considered sacred by Native Americans.

What sets us apart is that we use smaller, open-bow boats, allowing us to access the narrower sections of the canyon. We limit our passenger capacity to facilitate comfort which allows you maximum exposure to panoramic views. In addition to assisting with your capturing the perfect lighting, scenery, and poses, our U.S. Coast Guard Licensed captains offer a nice personal touch as they share some of their culture and knowledge of the area, its history, and geography.

Delight in remarkable views of Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell and Horseshoe Bend on a 20-minute morning or afternoon round-trip helicopter flight from Page, Arizona. Land atop Tower Butte, a stunning rock formation on Navajo Indian land, for panoramic views of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Learn about Navajo history and culture, and capture amazing photos of the rugged, colorful landscape before returning to Page. This small-group tour is limited to six people for a more intimate experience.

Spend 12 magical days exploring cascading petrified sand dunes, vibrant pine forests, and sunset-red deserts in 7 national parks of the Southwest. Join a small group of no more than 14 guests and a private guide on this 12-day luxury adventure. The Grand Circle of the Southwest National Parks with its hiking, scenic viewpoints, local eateries, hidden gems, and other fantastic experiences await you!

Your daylong expedition starts at the Grand Canyon Airport (South Rim) with a 1-hour plane ride over the Grand Canyon's East Rim, the Colorado River, and Lake Powell. Then receive a picnic-style lunch and board your motorized raft to float 18 miles (29 km) along the Colorado River through Glen Canyon as your guide talks about the history and geology of the area. A 30-minute hike is also included.

Mobility Restrictions - Due to the steep slopes and several narrow pathways within Antelope Canyon, and the sandy footing, this tour is not recommended for pregnant women, is not wheelchair accessible and prohibits passengers with limited movement capabilities.

Visit the Navajo Nation and see the true Native America including a stop at the famous Cameron trading post, where you can see authentic native artwork. This small group tour travels in a comfortable touring van with usually no more than 10 guests. The highlight of the day is a guided walking tour into Antelope Canyon, also known as “the corkscrew.”  As you walk your way through, this slot canyon provides an amazing palette for changing light patterns throughout the day. You will make other amazing stops along the way at Horseshoe Bend and the Glen Canyon Dam. Please Note: Our cancellation policy is 48 hours in advance to receive full refund.

Our guides team is made up of Master Naturalists, experts with Master's Degrees in Outdoor and Sustainability Education, and more!

This trip is tailored to you and your group, so we can make adjustments to the day based on your interests. Spend the day adventuring around the geological wonders of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and learning about its unique ecology. You'll see Lake Powell, memorable red rock formations, slot canyons, and more! Our guides will share stories of the park’s human history as well as information about flora and fauna.