Kayaking Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon Scenic wonders near the Arizona–Utah border. Author. Amy Beddows. Publish Date. Aug. 24, 2013. Dusk at Marble Canyon, on the Arizona-Utah border. ...

The beauty of Lake Powell in Utah and Arizona's deserts is undeniable. And as home to more than 90 side canyons and nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline, there's no shortage of adventure to be had.

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are accessible adventures for anyone of average physical ability. ... * Waterskiing, kayaking and fishing are popular activities at Lake Powell.

Lake Powell • For kayaking guide Jessie Pulliam, each trip to Antelope Canyon on the southern shores of Lake Powell ends with a workout. The concrete slope of the Antelope Point Launch Ramp hasn ...

Kayaking. Camping is allowed on Lake Powell, ... Lower Antelope Canyon begins just north of Hwy 98 and is accessed by ladders bolted to the canyon’s wall, Utah.com said.

There's another slot canyon nearby that's equally breathtaking and much less crowded. Cardiac Canyon, like Antelope Canyon, is located on privately owned Navajo land outside of Page, Arizona.