Experience the beauty of the Navajo land from up close at this family ranch, where Baya invites visitors to stay in a traditional hogan, covered sheepherder wagon, canvas tent or cabin. Breakfast is included; at night bring your own food to enjoy around the campfire. It's located 12 miles southwest of Page (and is 1200 feet higher in elevation); reservations required.
Shash Diné EcoRetreat
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11.44 MILES
Unearthly in its beauty, Antelope Canyon is possibly the most famous slot canyon in the world. Located on the Navajo Reservation, a few miles east of Page…
7.53 MILES
Calling the view at Horseshoe Bend 'dramatic' is an understatement – the overlook sits on sheer cliffs that drop 1000ft to the river below, as it carves a…
Historic Lees Ferry & Lonely Dell Ranch
6.7 MILES
Lees Ferry was the site of the region's original ferry crossing, and of Charles Spencer’s 1910 effort to extract gold from the surrounding hills. Today it…
11.76 MILES
At 710ft tall, Glen Canyon Dam is the nation’s highest concrete arch dam (the Hoover Dam, 16ft taller, is a different kind of structure). Forty-five…
Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center
5.73 MILES
This center on the west bank of the Colorado River has good background information on the region and the historic bridge. Look up – California condors are…
Navajo Village Heritage Center
10.07 MILES
The Grand Tour at this Navajo center offers a look at Navajo dwellings, a rug-weaving presentation and traditional Navajo storytelling, dancing and…
28.93 MILES
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11.06 MILES
In 1869 one-armed John Wesley Powell led the first Colorado River expedition through the Grand Canyon. This small museum displays memorabilia of early…
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1. Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center
5.73 MILES
This center on the west bank of the Colorado River has good background information on the region and the historic bridge. Look up – California condors are…
2. Historic Lees Ferry & Lonely Dell Ranch
6.7 MILES
Lees Ferry was the site of the region's original ferry crossing, and of Charles Spencer’s 1910 effort to extract gold from the surrounding hills. Today it…
7.53 MILES
Calling the view at Horseshoe Bend 'dramatic' is an understatement – the overlook sits on sheer cliffs that drop 1000ft to the river below, as it carves a…
4. Navajo Village Heritage Center
10.07 MILES
The Grand Tour at this Navajo center offers a look at Navajo dwellings, a rug-weaving presentation and traditional Navajo storytelling, dancing and…
11.06 MILES
In 1869 one-armed John Wesley Powell led the first Colorado River expedition through the Grand Canyon. This small museum displays memorabilia of early…
11.44 MILES
Unearthly in its beauty, Antelope Canyon is possibly the most famous slot canyon in the world. Located on the Navajo Reservation, a few miles east of Page…
11.76 MILES
At 710ft tall, Glen Canyon Dam is the nation’s highest concrete arch dam (the Hoover Dam, 16ft taller, is a different kind of structure). Forty-five…