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Beautiful place. One of those tourists "must see" places. Short walk down. It's nice to sit and enjoy for a moment if you can manage to get away from people. It's 10$ fee for a one time entry.
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Date of experience: February 2021
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Cool to go and check out but wasn't as colorful as I was expecting. Research advised to go late morning or mid-day to avoid shadows in pictures. I went at 11:30 AM and still captured shadows. It's $10 for parking (they do not accept America the Beautiful pass) and the walk to horsebend was easy. …
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Date of experience: February 2021
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The view is definitely beautiful. It's a simple walk from the parking lot to the overlook. There are plenty of clean public bathrooms. It will cost you $10, but I guess that's reasonable as long as the money is being spent to support the site. This isn't the place you'll spend more than about 10 or 15 minutes. If you're staying in page, this is easily doable as an impromptu jaunt from the hotel. I'm not a photography expert, but I think the best time to visit would be if the sun is directly overhead or just about to set. When I visited there were some significant shadows making a panoramic photo less than perfect. …
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Date of experience: February 2021
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Review of: Horseshoe Bend
A must do when in the area. Park your car then walk about 3/4 mile in semi-deep sand to the overlook to see the amazing Horseshoe Bend. Stay for sunset. Depending on how long you stay, be sure to take a flashlight for the walk back. We took great silhouette photos of people standing on rocks with the sunset at their backs, in addition to the obvious photos of the Bend. They’ve upgraded the area since my first visit with several restrooms near the parking lot. They’ve also barricaded off part of the area for some reason....safety perhaps. Expect crowds always, but there’s plenty of room to spread out for great photos by all.…
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Review of: Horseshoe Bend
While the Navajo Nation has closed all tourism activities on their reservation Horseshoe Bend is operated by the city of Page, Arizona and it has remained open during the shutdowns. The NPS annual and lifetime passes are NOT valid here.
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Date of experience: January 2021
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