Glen Canyon Park Headquarters

The park headquarters for Glen Canyon national recreation Area is located at 691 Scenic View Road, Page AZ. Only the lobby is open to the public. There are no public restrooms or potable water. No overnight camping. The lobby is open weekdays 7am-4pm except federal holidays. You can purchase entrance fees for Glen Canyon and America the Beautiful passes, cards only. Some information is available, but we recommend going to the Carl Hayden Visitor Center for trip planning.

• Glen Canyon's park headquarters is an office building located at 691 Scenic View Road, Page Arizona 86040. From Scenic View Road, turn north into the parking lot. You will pass a sign stating the office hours are weekdays 7am-4pm. No overnight camping in the parking lot. The lot is paved, with handicapped accessible spots at the front of the building. A sidewalk covers the front side of the building. There is no sidewalk around the back of the building. Desert and gravel landscaping surround the building, the outer sides of the parking lot, and a traffic island in the front lot. The sidewalk leading to the front has minimal incline. The front door has an automatic opener. The front doorframe is a slight bump to get into the building. The floor is tiles. The right-hand wall has a bulletin board with information specific to park operations, then a map of the park, then a fee schedule. On your left are a pair of doors. These doors are locked to visitors. At the end of the lobby is a glass wall with a receptionist who can help you with basic information or fee passes.

Rainbow Bridge

Rainbow Bridge is the thing to see at Rainbow Bridge National Monument!

• A parabolic curved natural sandstone arch nestled in the winding canyons around the midway of Glen Canyon. Access is extremely limited. There are no roads that go to Rainbow Bridge. Via Lake Powell, it is a three-hour boat ride to the docks that reach the trailhead. There are microflush toilets on the dock, no other amenities. The trail is rough and rocky with no railings.

• From Your Boat To The Bridge
• There is one designated trail within the boundaries of Rainbow Bridge National Monument. It runs the length of the monument, from the boat dock on one side, to the border with the Navajo Nation on the other. We ask that you stay on this trail when you visit Rainbow Bridge for your safety and out of respect for the local Native American tribes that hold this place special to them.

• Contemplate Your Place in the Landscape At The Big Map
• The Glen Canyon and Surrounding Area Relief Map sits in a place of honor at the Powell Museum & Archives next to Glen Canyon Conservancy's Flagship office. Use it to help plan your Glen Canyon adventure, or pretend you are in space looking down at the landscape. Whoa.