• Cameron Trading Post - Founded in 1916, Cameron Trading Post is a comprehensive destination for shopping, dining, lodging, and refueling. Explore our extensive gift shop, offering everything from t-shirts and souvenirs to exquisite Native American jewelry, pottery, basketry, and more. Step back in time in our gallery to view some of the finest Native American art in the Southwest. Unwind in our Southwest-themed rooms during your visit and take a leisurely walk through our garden oasis.
• Horseshoe Bend - This horseshoe-shaped incised meander of the Colorado River is a short hike from the entrance of Grand Canyon National Park. The overlook, accessible via the town of Page, is especially popular at sunset when the landscape is most vibrant, and the iconic turquoise bend contrasts beautifully with the orange cliffs. Although the desert hike is relatively easy, there is little shade, so remember to bring a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water. To make the most of your visit, consider joining a tour that includes other scenic spots like Glen Canyon Dam and Antelope Canyon.
• Lower Antelope Canyon - Lower Antelope Canyon, also known by its Navajo name Hazdistazí (“spiral rock arches”), is a breathtaking slot canyon on Navajo Nation land, just east of Page, Arizona. It is famous for its narrow, winding corridors carved from Navajo sandstone by flash floods and wind over millions of years.
• Glen Canyon Dam Overlook - The dam is a concrete-arch structure that stands 710 feet tall from its foundation and contains 4,901,000 cubic yards of concrete. At the time of its construction, Glen Canyon Dam was the second-highest dam in the Western Hemisphere, following the 726-foot Hoover Dam.
• San Francisco Peaks - The San Francisco Peaks are a notable mountain range in northern Arizona, north of Flagstaff, celebrated for their unique geological history and cultural importance. They are the remnants of a larger, once-active volcano called San Francisco Mountain, which has eroded to form the “Inner Basin.” The peaks consist of three summits: Humphreys Peak (the highest point in Arizona), Agassiz Peak, and Fremont Peak. The area also features Arizona’s only alpine tundra environment, a 1,200-acre region above 10,600 feet.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Expert Guide

• Foods and drinks
• Gratuities
• Antelope Canyon entry fee

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