Navajo Mountain Viewpoint — Local services in Page

Amazing view, absolutely beautiful. The Dine (Navajo) People consider this place very sacred. It has a huge significance in the rich history of the tribe.

It can be seen from all over especially, from the highway, this mountain is enormous as it is beautiful.

It runs along a couple of rivers that eventually reach the backside if Lake Powell and eventually feed into the Colorado River.

Not much to do here, other than take a few pictures, you might run into some locals that reside here, maybe see a ceremony or two, some folks on horseback.

During the winter, the snow blankets the top, when it rains, the clouds surround it like a halo, about sight to see. I have no doubt that you'll be as impressed as I am every time I see this gorgeous...

This will be the first of two viewpoints while traveling north on Lakeshore Drive before reaching the Wahweap Marina. This pullout on the east side of the road provides for a much closer look of Lake Powell and the backside of the Glen Canyon Dam. There is a fairly good size parking lot with four oversized parking spaces. At the viewpoint, there are two small, covered pavilions, each with one standard-sized park bench to sit on and enjoy the view out of the summer sun. Next to each pavilion there is an interpretive display with information about the area in front of you. However, this viewpoint as well as the Wahweap Viewpoint are lower and have limited views of the overall area when compared to the...

So beautiful, such a scenic place to be at sunset. I've been waiting for some time to visit lake Powell and it was stunning. I won't lie, seeing just how much water the lake has lost was really sad to see. Everyone is just out on their boats and yachts, the whole camp ground and little town that's right there just going on their way as if the lake isn't hurting. I know the problem is much greater than just a small group of people, it was just surreal to...