Overview
Lake Powell, a vast reservoir on the Colorado River straddling the border between Utah and Arizona, offers a unique paddling adventure through a surreal landscape of red rock canyons and turquoise waters. With over 2,000 miles of shoreline and countless hidden coves, this destination provides endless opportunities for exploration and camping.
Paddling Lake Powell is a journey into the heart of the American Southwest, blending adventure with serenity.
Highlights
- Antelope Canyon: Paddle into this iconic slot canyon for breathtaking views.
- Rainbow Bridge: Visit one of the world’s largest natural bridges, accessible by water.
- Cathedral in the Desert: Explore this submerged sandstone amphitheater, a hidden gem.
- Wild Camping: Set up camp on secluded sandy beaches surrounded by towering cliffs.
- Starry Nights: Experience some of the darkest skies in the USA, perfect for stargazing.
Distance
Varies based on the route, with popular trips covering 30-70 miles (48-113 km).
Best Time to Go
April to October, with spring and autumn offering cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.
