- The list below includes 20 free or cheap things to do in or near Marble Canyon, Arizona, including 14 different types of inexpensive activities like Fishing, Rafting, Canyon and Monuments.
- From Hatch River Expeditions to Lees Ferry Anglers, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Marble Canyon and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Page and Big Water.
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Considered sacred by the Navajo people, the Antelope Canyon is accessible since 1997 and is consisted from the Upper Canyon and the Lower Canyon.
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Visitors to the John Wesley Powell Museum can learn more about Major Powell's exploration of the Colorado River from 1869 and 1871, City of Page history from the early 1950s, examine fossils from the Grand Staircase, and learn about the Colorado Plateau cultures through time. Visitors can also see artwork.
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Filled with textured sandstone walls, Lower Antelope Canyon offers visitors a destination for taking nature photographs. The slot canyon itself is narrow, but offers scenic views of the canyon walls when the light shines through.
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Filled with textured canyon walls, Waterholes Canyon offers visitors a scenic landscape to take pictures of. To hike the canyon, visitors must obtain a permit with the Tribal Parks Office.
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Considered the highest natural bridge in the world, Rainbow Bridge National Monument has a span of 234 feet and attracts more than 300,000 visitors each year.
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Lone Rock Beach features a very unique stone structure encircled by water. Visitors are able to swim and boat in the water surrounding the small rock outcrop while camping is available in the immediate area.
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State Route 98 to Antelope Point Marina turnoff, Page, AZ
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No visit to Antelope Point is complete without a visit to the Antelope Point Marina Village, locate on the banks of Lake Powell. It is a favorite launch site for fishing boats and swimmers, and offers many shopping and dining options.
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100 Upper Revolution Way, Big Water, UT 84741
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The theme of the Big Water Visitor Center is the geology and paleontology of the monument. A topographic relief model of the Big Water region is on display as are authentic dinosaur fossils and a large-scale mural of the Late Cretaceous period.
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The Skylight Arch is a scenic natural location that features a canyon rock formation resembling a skylight. The location is popular among those who like to hike the nearby trails or like photographing the local area.
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Trailhead Starts at End of Fish Hatchery Road, Big Water, UT 84741
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Located at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, the Wahweap Hoodos are distinctive, possibly unique rock formations that resemble all manner of whimsical things, depending on viewers' interpretations. Some say they look like toadstools, ghosts, or monsters.