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Ropes Trail Camps

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Page, AZ

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A primitive camping area near Page along the Lake Powell shoreline corridor.

Overview

Ropes Trail Camps is a primitive camping area near Page along the Lake Powell shoreline. Check with Glen Canyon National Recreation Area for current access and permit requirements.

3.8

5 reviews

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Kate Lovell
Kate Lovell

2 years ago

We came out late at night hoping to have a quiet place ro sleep in our car. We were met with DO NOT ENTER signs and underneath same thing was written in every language. I've never seen anything like it. As we turned around to go back a police car very quickly swooped in behind us parked ans watched us. I don't know whats there but it's definitely not campground.

Lani Sussman
Lani Sussman

a year ago

Beautiful and spread out “boat/hike in” camping spot. All of these spots along the river need to be accessed via the river at the bottom of the canyon.

Susan Tucker
Susan Tucker

6 years ago

Incredibly gorgeous hike down the side of Glen Canyon to the river! Prepare well: hiking shoes with good tread, lots of extra water, snacks to keep your energy up, water shoes and bathing suit for swimming at the sandy beach at the river, sun hat, sunscreen, long pants for sliding down on your butt when needed and good leather gloves! The thick wire "rope" is fraying and will cut your hands if you do not wear gloves. So worth the hike! Very difficult in spots. Sheer drop off of the side of the canyon, get a good grip on the rope and choose your footholds carefully. We hiked in 100 degrees, so hot but so inspiring! Loved every moment even the constant adrenaline rush! Take photos!

Jeanclaude
Jeanclaude

7 years ago

Free camping along the Colorado River, a short distance from Glen Dam. Fire pits are available, but only with specially brought firewood. Using firewood on site is prohibited. Access is via a very small beach on the river or via an unmaintained trail equipped with steel ropes. Double ropes and climbing shoes are recommended. Very dense and sometimes impenetrable vegetation near the river.

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