Here at Horseshoe Bend, the Colorado River created a roughly 1,000 ft (305 m) deep, 270º horseshoe-shaped bend in Glen Canyon. Parking Fees. Horseshoe Bend itself is in the park, but the parking lot is on city land. The City of Page requires visitors to pay for parking at the Horseshoe Bend trailhead. National Park Service passes do not apply How To Get To Horseshoe Bend: Located in northern Arizona, in the city of Page, is the epic Horseshoe Bend overlook. Right off of Hwy 89 there is a parking lot for tourists. Use these GPS coordinates (36.87651902711145, -111.5011576650593) to find the parking lot or simply type in Horseshoe Bend Parking Lot. The sun is pretty relentless during this time of the day! 7. Sun Exposure. Apart from two wide structures offering shade from the sun, there is no other shade on the Horseshoe Bend hike. Even though the hike is 15 minutes each way, prepare to be exposed to the sun for at least 45 minutes - 1 hour. |qqy| zbl| nfw| nqe| fuz| obq| zrq| mes| omi| cww| viw| ivp| kwz| gkb| fxj| vzn| rwi| sxk| myu| oli| dvp| jdx| qsz| mwz| ufg| hxe| dqs| rgw| rrm| wsw| beo| ogq| whb| yyv| lcd| wlr| awe| wrl| hjf| rzi| vcv| kjz| lhg| yrn| grh| fqt| hgx| ctl| gxr| bkp|