PAGE SIGHTSEEING TOUR FIELD GUIDE
UTV Overlook: A Guided Ride Above Lake Powell and Glen Canyon
A two-hour, guide-led UTV tour out of Page that follows desert washes and slickrock to a hidden overlook with sweeping views of Lake Powell — useful for travelers who want expert local context without driving.
UTV Overlook: A Guided Ride Above Lake Powell and Glen Canyon.
Climb into a comfortable, trail-ready UTV in Page and glide through sandy washes, rolling slickrock, and desert trails to a hidden overlook above the Colorado River. Expert local guides steer the machines and share geology, history, and cultural context as the landscape opens up — distant Lake Powell, Glen Canyon walls, and the town of Page framed beneath broad sky.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Sweeping Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Vistas
The route leads to a viewpoint that frames Lake Powell and the layered red-rock canyons around Page, giving photographers and sightseers a rare, panoramic perspective few reach on foot.
Ride with Local, Licensed Guides
Guides handle the driving and the terrain while narrating local stories about geology, history, and cultural significance—turning a short off-road ride into a richer introduction to the canyon landscape.
Sandy Washes, Slickrock, and a Hidden Overlook
The trail winds across soft sand and rugged slickrock to a viewpoint few others visit, offering a compact, high-impact slice of Page’s desert terrain without the need to drive yourself.
What the day feels like
What the experience feels like
For two hours you’ll be a passenger in a comfortable UTV while a knowledgeable local guide negotiates desert washes and slickrock. The pace is attentive rather than frantic: safety briefings and provided helmets precede the run, and the guide pauses at vistas so the group can take photos and hear the stories behind the land.
THE LANDSCAPE
Sweeping Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Vistas
The route leads to a viewpoint that frames Lake Powell and the layered red-rock canyons around Page, giving photographers and sightseers a rare, panoramic perspective few reach on foot.
THE GUIDE
Ride with Local, Licensed Guides
Guides handle the driving and the terrain while narrating local stories about geology, history, and cultural significance—turning a short off-road ride into a richer introduction to the canyon landscape.
THE ROUTE
Sandy Washes, Slickrock, and a Hidden Overlook
The trail winds across soft sand and rugged slickrock to a viewpoint few others visit, offering a compact, high-impact slice of Page’s desert terrain without the need to drive yourself.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour suits — and who should sit this one out.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The guided ride lasts approximately 2 hours.
Tours meet at 915 Coppermine Rd, Page, AZ 86040.
Bring sunscreen, water, and snacks; a neck gaiter or bandana is recommended. Check current temperatures and weather before you go.
The operator provides required safety gear including DOT‑approved helmets and goggles; guided tours use street-legal, well-maintained UTVs.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Why choose Page Adventure Company?
They are local experts who operate a fleet of well-maintained, high-performance UTVs and run guided tours that leave directly from town in street-legal machines, so no trailer is needed.
How long is the tour?
The guided UTV tour is approximately 2 hours long.
What are the age and driver requirements?
Drivers renting UTVs must be at least 18 with a valid driver’s license; if passengers under 18 will ride, the driver must be at least 25 and the legal guardian of any minors.
Is safety gear provided?
Yes — required safety gear, including DOT‑approved helmets and goggles, is provided for guided rides.
Can I drive my own UTV on this tour?
On the guided Ride-With-A-Guide tour you do not drive; however, the operator offers self-guided rentals and other tours if you want to drive your own UTV.
Where do I meet for the tour?
Meet at 915 Coppermine Rd, Page, AZ 86040 before the safety briefing and departure.