USA | Page County Guide, a small county with rich tourism resources

📍The attractions around Page County are quite close to each other, and I think it should take about a day by car under normal circumstances, unless you are someone with special photography needs. There is plenty of information available online, and I hope updating some of it here will help everyone. ⛰️Glen Canyon There is a dam viewpoint that's quite nice, very close to the town, and worth a visit when heading to Horseshoe Bend. Free of charge. 🛖Horseshoe Bend It's stunning and makes up for not seeing the Colorado River when I visited the Grand Canyon years ago. Only then did I realize I didn't find the right spot. It costs $10 per vehicle, and note that it closes at 7 PM (after sunset). It opens very early in the morning, so you can catch the sunrise. 🏕️Lower Antelope Canyon is also very beautiful, and the photos turn out great, but the price has increased quite a bit, which is a bit discouraging (over $70 USD per person). Plus, you must join a tour; you can't go down by yourself. Upper Antelope Canyon is also nearby, but I heard from a friend that it's not as impressive as Lower Antelope Canyon. ⛺️Monument Valley has the wild and untamed beauty of the American West, and one can't help but marvel at nature's gifts to this land. Monument Valley charges per person, $9 each. I specifically went to Forrest Gump Point, the road from 'Forrest Gump,' to watch the sunset. The atmosphere was there, but the photos taken with my phone didn't look very good. You can watch the sunset here, but be careful when taking photos as cars drive by very fast. 🚗Other 1. The weather is dry, so make sure to stay hydrated. 2. Try not to walk and take photos at the same time; it can be dangerous. 3. Try not to leave valuables in the car.