TOP 10 HIKES & THINGS TO DO IN PAGE, ARIZONA
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2022
- The best hikes and places to visit in Page, Arizona! Page is one of my favorite places to road trip to, it is a place filled with adventure, incredible hikes, and so many bucket list destinations. This is my Top 10 Hikes and Places to Visit in Page. Like & Subscribe for more!
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Thanks Kevin for sharing your information. Definitely will cover the missed places soon.
Excellent Video On Page, Arizona. Thank You.
This is SUM of my bucket list if I visit again near Glen Canyon. Thanks for share.
Well this gives me some great ideas for next summers road trip! Thanks a lot Kevin 👍
No words can truly capture the beauty of Arizona... Specially Sedona you could say there are these huge red sandstone rocks everywhere jutting up from the desert and making everything else feel tiny by comparison.🌵😍
THANKS for this video!!! We're heading there in early June for a few days.... Looks like a lot of fun!!
Headed to Page as part of a Utah/Arizona road trip in three weeks and this made me all the more excited to visit the area! Great video Kevin!
You’re going to have a blast! I’m glad you liked the video hopefully you’ll get to do a handful of these! Thanks for taking the time to watch the video
Hey Kevin, another great hike is to the Wahweap Hoodoos. The trail starts in Big Water. Not much elevation gain and it is a walk up a dry wash. The hoodoos are incredible.
Excellent stuff bro
So glad myself, Nick, and Donovan blazed trails for you guys back in the 70's/80's. Page High class of '85 here. Moon
Thank you so much for the info
Any time! Thanks for watching!
Well recommended Kevin. I was there over the weekend. Horseshoe Bend, Wahpeap Overlook, Lees Ferry and Parian Beach are spot on, without having to pay outrageous entry prices. I would also add the harbor, walk the dam's bridge, and what a spectacular area for astrophotography... Night time temperature are bearable for long outings, no complaints.
Thank you so much for this informative video. I will be adding salt canyon trail to my trip in August.
Thanks so much for watching! I hope you have a great trip there
Hey Kevin, love your videos. If you could only pick one of Kanarraville Falls, Candy Cliffs, Cinder Cone/Snow Canyon/Vortex, or Red Reef for a day trip, which is your favorite? Would also be interested in anything else that would be in the conversation with those outside of Zion. Thanks!
Thank you so much for such a nice informative video.
I’m so glad you liked it!
Super helpful! Thank you
Glad to hear that, thanks for watching!
Awesome video! Sad we didn't see this when we were in the area last year. We liked and subscribed to follow along 🌞
Great video and ideas. Heading that way in the near future. Thanks
I hope you have a great trip, thanks for watching Terry!
Kevin, great video! I had questions about where you kayaked into Antelope Canyon. Were you able to access the area everyone was going with the normal paid tours? In particular, we were planning to go to Lower Antelope on a normal paid tour through the website. If you were able to access the full area of Lower Antelope, did you have to have a guide with you or did you just find your own way? Thanks!
Page is sooo sick! Awesome video
Thanks boo ❤️
Great video!
Thanks Rose!
Hey Kevin i am doing a trip to Page soon. Thank you for the great options. I have never seen anyone else include the Hopi salt river area. That's incredible. I see you do a lot of tent camping. Do you need permits, reservations ahead of time or is it simply first come first serve in most of these areas? Thanks.
Kevin, check out Whitepocket, in the Vermillion Cliffs NM. Almost to the state line of Utah and AZ. It does take a 4x4 with clearance due to the soft sand.
Massive thunderstorm last night! I was camped at Lone Rock and for awhile it seemed Lake Powell might get full again (ha!)
Oh man, I bet it was pretty cool, maybe saw some lightning strikes. I hope it gets full again, we haven’t been since the Spring so I currently don’t know what it looks like
Awesome Video, what's your favorite month to visit this area?
Hi Kevin, great video I'm trying to figure it out in very tight schedule how to fill time in Page, I'm traveling in Oct from Phoenix to page directly... My goal is to leave at 8am so can be at south rim at noon or so... Not sure if trying horse shoe bend to see sunset that same day... Is it a bad idea at that time?
Monday I have the noon tour to upper antelope already...plan is to leave Page to Sedona that day..but wondering is there a shorter version for kayak so we can do it after the very quick upper tour? Or what do you suggest to do before the upper tour that might take just 2hrs?
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Hey, I tried looking at your blog for the information about the permits and information on that one Navajo land hike to the really blue water, do you have any more information I didn't see it there. Thank you
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Good video
Thanks!
Thanks for uploading! Helped me a lot :)
Of course! Thanks for watching
Kevin, I would like the link to the blog so I can check out the permit info for salt canyon
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thanks for watching!
Beautiful places 😍 like this video. Be in touch
With all of the new snow fall in California and Utah hopefully the water level rise in the Page area.
Is October still a good time to visit Page?
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Thanks for watching!
Do you need permit if you go by kayak?
How many days are needed to cover the spots mentioned in this video
What month is the best time to visit?
What time of year is the best time to go here?
Page can be visited year round, but it's my favorite in the fall or spring with milder temperatures and less crowds than summer
Can you take paddleboards instead of kayaks?
I’m not quite sure, but I don’t see why not! Probably would be best to call the boat deck or the rental companies to confirm though
Is #7 the same as havasupai waterfall?
It is not! A hundred miles~ish away actually ! Much less crowds, and easier permits. I have a travel guide specifically for this exact hike with everything you need to know
@@KevinEassa which hike is easier?
@@athenatong3768 I have not done havasupai so I am not sure, we’ve never been able to get permits. Also I’ve heard there are helicopter options and mule/donkey options, which would make me think supai is easier. The Hopi trail is very remote
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thanks for watching
I made the mistake of hiking to Toadstool hoodoos at like 4pm in 106 degree heat with very little water. 😂
Was it worth it? Lol
Live and learn (hopefully!)
Do you have to pay for the antelope canyon tour if you just kayak in like that? Lol
No you do not! But it is a different area of the canyon
Kevin, great video! I had questions about where you kayaked into Antelope Canyon. Were you able to access the area everyone was going with the normal paid tours? In particular, we were planning to go to Lower Antelope on a normal paid tour through the website. If you were able to access the full area of Lower Antelope, did you have to have a guide with you or did you just find your own way? Thanks!