| Houseboat Capital of the World |
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The ultimate experience of Lake Powell is by houseboat and there are 3 full service marinas, Wahweap, Bullfrog, and Hite Marinas, all in the middle of the pristine house boat destination! Blue-green water and water depths plummeting to 200 feet. |
| Other lodging options |
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A wide range of onshore lodges, housekeeping units and motel rooms are available. |
| There are all types of sports to be enjoyed by the outdoor enthusiast. |
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houseboat, jet boat, personal watercraft or even diving. boating, water skiing, scuba diving and fishing, kayaking, cliff jumping, nature’s best backcountry hiking and four-wheel excursions |
| Page, Arizona - a must see place |
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6,000+ people, 4,300 feet in elevation |
| Glen Canyon Bridge |
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At 700 feet above the Colorado River, this is the second-highest steel-arch bridge in the world. |
| Glen Canyon Dam |
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Construction of the 587-foot dam began in 1956 and was completed in 1963. It took 17 years before reaching "full pool" in 1980. Lake Powell stretches from the Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona up the Colorado River through Utah, past the San Juan confluence to Hite for a total of 186 miles. |
| A land of many ancient cultures |
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Petroglyphs created over 2000 years ago by the Anasazi who farmed along the Colorado River. There are many archeological sites on Lake Powell including the ruins of Defiance House in Iceberg Canyon. The Anasazi disappeared about 700 years ago and today the Navajo, Ute and Paiute Indian tribes have moved into what is now the Lake Power area. |
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