Very crowded, pictures are nicer than the real place, more interesting were the fashion of the visitors. Spot a couple "haute-couture" tourists that added a different "spark" to the serene bend.

Horseshoe Bend is very heavily trafficked, and rightfully so. It is an epic place. Because of its high volume of visitors, they are changing the way things run here. First, there is now a parking lot administered by the city of Page. It costs $10...More

There are many places where the Colorado River makes a 180 degree bend, so I'm not sure why this is so famous. It's a short--but steep and sandy--hike to the overlook, but I'm not sure it's really worth the parking fee. And you can't really...More

Experienced this on our road trip Vegas-Page-Grand Canyon-Sedona-LA. Located near the town of Page, the Horseshoe Bend is 5 miles downstream from the Glen Canyon Dam, one of the highest dams in the country and Lake Powell within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. It...More

It doesn't take long to hike to see Horseshoe Bend. $10 to park(National Parks Pass is NOT valid here). The first part of the hike is up a hill, then you go downward in sand to the viewpoint. There were many, many people there taking...More

You pay $10 per carlaod to gain access to the parking lot located just South of Page, AZ. Once in the parking lot you have about a 30 minute walk to the viewing area. the first 100 yards are brutal as you have to walk...More

Glad I went however nothing exceptional. Although it's National Monument, the town of Page, AZ charges $10 parking fee. Also be aware that from the parking lot it looks like you have to just go to the top of the hill for the view..WRONG! Once...More