Up on the rim, the overlook with its trail and parking area, is maintained by Page. The Horseshoe Bend Overlook is off U.S. 89, near mile marker 544, about 4.4 miles south of Page. Watch for the ...

If you’ve seen pictures advertising Arizona, or read travel books, then I’m almost certain you have a good idea of what the ...

With Page, Arizona, serving as your home base, visiting the Horseshoe Bend overlook requires just a ten-minute drive. When you arrive, you’ll walk a 0.6-mile one-way trail from the parking lot ...

Horseshoe Bend, Ariz., has offered astonishing views ... On April 18, the park service and city opened a parking lot and a quarter-mile trail segment leading to the canyon edge.

The Colorado River created the roughly 1,000-foot deep, 270-degree horseshoe-shaped bend that visitors hike a 1.5-mile hard-packed, accessible trail to see. Recent visitors loved the views and ...

Just before sunset near Page, Ariz., a parade of humanity marched up the sandy, half-mile trail toward Horseshoe Bend. They had come from all over the world. Some carried boxes of McDonald’s ...