Kayak Lake Powell offers unforgettable kayaking, paddleboarding, and hiking adventures in Page, Arizona, near the world-famous Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon. As a veteran-owned outfitter with over 20 years of experience, they specialize in guided tours, kayak and paddleboard rentals, and custom outdoor experiences for visitors looking to explore one of Arizona’s most breathtaking destinations.
Kayak Lake Powell offers:
Whether you’re looking for a self-guided paddle across Lake Powell or a professionally guided tour through the stunning waters of Antelope Canyon, Kayak Lake Powell provides quality equipment, experienced guides, and personalized service to make every adventure memorable.
Rental and tour pricing varies depending on the equipment, tour package, and rental duration.
Visitors are encouraged to contact Kayak Lake Powell directly or book online for the latest pricing, availability, and seasonal promotions. Multi-day rentals are available at discounted rates, and free delivery and pickup are included for Lake Powell rentals.
Ready to experience the beauty of Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon?
Visit kayakpowell.com to reserve your kayak rental, paddleboard, guided tour, or custom adventure and start exploring one of Arizona’s most spectacular outdoor destinations today.
Lake Powell, a reservoir on the Colorado River, is a man-made lake created by the Glen Canyon Dam. This expansive lake spans multiple states and time zones, so visitors must be mindful of their location and the local time. The Utah section of Lake Powell includes launch ramps like Stateline Launch Ramp, Bullfrog Marina and Launch Ramp, Lone Rock, and Lone Rock Beach. The Arizona section of the lake features Wahweap Marina and Antelope Marina. Lake Powell and the nearby city of Page, Arizona are popular vacation destinations attracting approximately two million visitors each year. It is the second largest man-made lake in the United States, with Lake Mead holding the title for the largest, storing 24,322,000 acre-feet of water at full capacity. Although Lake Powell's volume of water, depth, and surface area have been surpassed by Lake Mead on occasion, it still remains a significant body of water.
The construction of Glen Canyon Dam caused the flooding of Glen Canyon and led to the creation of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in 1972, now known as Lake Powell. This summer destination is managed by the National Park Service and was named after John Wesley Powell, a civil war veteran who explored the river via three wooden boats in 1869. Lake Powell primarily lies in the southern Utah counties of Garfield, Kane, and San Juan, with a small section in northern Arizona's Coconino County, where Page, Arizona is located. The lake's northern limits extend at least as far as the Hite Crossing Bridge.
Page, Arizona operates on Arizona time which is unique in that it does not observe daylight savings time. As a result, the time zone in Page fluctuates between Mountain Standard Time and Pacific Time depending on the time of year.
Lake Powell spans across two states, Utah and Arizona, which means that the time zone you're in while on the lake may vary depending on your location and the time of year. However, when Arizona Time is the same as Mountain Standard Time, all of Lake Powell will be on the same time zone. This occurs during the "Fall Back" portion of Daylight Savings. During the "Spring Forward" period, Arizona Time will be on both Pacific and Mountain Standard Time.
We are located right off the main street in Page, Arizona and only 15 minutes away from Lake Powell. Our office and store address is 910 Coppermine Rd. Page, Arizona 86040. We are directly adjacent to the Conoco Gas Station. Please come in and visit with our friendly staff!
We are open seasonally from March - October. We do offer some off season rentals, please message us at Tours@KayakPowell.com for more information on winter rentals.
Our on season office hours are from 8:00am - 6:00pm, Monday - Friday. We do also offer earlier pick ups if you’re anxious to get out on the lake with the sunrise. To schedule those pick ups please call our office at 928-660-0778 or email us at Tours@KayakPowell.com.
We are following all of the COVID-19 recommendations from the State of Arizona, the National Park Service and CDC guideline regulations.
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