Fly & Drive guide
Fly into PGA, drive to Horseshoe Bend
Your route
PGA
Page Municipal Airport
Horseshoe Bend
About 23 min · 7 mi by car, no stops. Estimate only.
Your arrival plan
01Flights to PGA
Compare fares into Page Municipal Airport.
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02Car at PGA
Pick up at the airport and drive straight to Horseshoe Bend. Compare rental companies in one search.
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03Store extra bags
Early arrival or late flight home? Drop luggage nearby and keep the car light for the park.
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04 · First night near Horseshoe Bend
Sleep close after the drive so day one starts in the park.
04Hotels near Horseshoe Bend
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04Cabins & homes near Horseshoe Bend
Whole homes and cabins for families or groups who want a kitchen and space.
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Before you land
Reservations
City Parking Fees and Trail Access
No permits are required for the overlook walk, but the City of Page charges a mandatory per-vehicle parking fee that is not covered by federal passes. Antelope Canyon and other Navajo Nation sites require separate authorized guide reservations. Always check the official City of Page site for current parking rates and the NPS Glen Canyon page for regional access updates.
Official reservation infoBest time to fly in
March – May, September – October
Quick answers
What is the closest airport to Horseshoe Bend?
Page Municipal Airport (PGA) is the nearest commercial airport we route from.
How long is the drive from PGA to Horseshoe Bend?
Roughly 23 min (about 7 miles) by car, without stops. Times are estimates.
Do I need a reservation to visit Horseshoe Bend?
No permits are required for the overlook walk, but the City of Page charges a mandatory per-vehicle parking fee that is not covered by federal passes. Antelope Canyon and other Navajo Nation sites require separate authorized guide reservations. Always check the official City of Page site for current parking rates and the NPS Glen Canyon page for regional access updates.
