Day 1: Moab to Page
Bagels again, then off to Page, Arizona via Monument Valley. We’d thought about the Moki Dugway drive but decided to skip it due to iffy weather. We bought Subway in Blanding for lunch and ate it at Monument Valley. The whole drive was beautiful with some of the best rock colors we’ve seen. Navajo Mountain rising over the canyons was eerie.
And yes, Utah has tourist traps too.
We saw deer on the side of the road where it said there were lots of them, in southern Utah. And we saw tourists standing in the middle of the road as we approached at 65mph. Our place in Page was as nice as pictured. We sat outside and drank beer – one thing we missed at our last place! – then went to Bonkers for dinner. We came back and had more beer and met our host, Gary, and paid via Square. Our apartment was designed as a standard rental. We watched some baseball on TV and went to bed. Only 1.36 miles walked today.
Day 2: Antelope Canyon
We went to the Ranch House Grille for breakfast with lots of locals. Then to Antelope Canyon, which I’m glad I remembered was in this area. After that we hit Horseshoe Bend, then Glen Canyon Dam and finally the hard-to-find beach at Wahweap.
We had a shower and packed, then went to Stromboli’s for dinner. Then a few more beers on our deck before leaving around 7 AM tomorrow for Las Vegas.
Essentials
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Lodging
Wish we could have stayed longer, it was such a nice place! Full kitchen, living room, and bedroom. Outside seating on a shared balcony. All beautifully decorated. Walking distance to restaurants and a party store. Kind of an odd location, bordering on a light industrial area and above office suites, Very quiet in evening, if not much of a view. Booking with Gary couldn’t have been easier: a couple of email exchanges, door was unlocked and key was on the counter when we arrived. I would happily stay here again if we come back to Page.
Dining
Transportation
We had a rental car and you’ll need one to see the sights. Page itself is somewhat walkable.