Look what you can do in Southern Utah!
Hello, everyone!
This is Adam, the owner of Liberty Vacation Rentals. Thanks for being here!
Don’t just learn about the history of the southwest… come and live it! Remember that when you’re at Liberty Vacation Rentals, you can chat with the manager (host) to get tips and ideas for your trip. Use our hi-speed Wi-Fi to research the area, find out what times are best to go into the slot canyons, get some brochures in our lobby, and see which tour companies we have partnered with, to offer discounts to you.
We know you like to travel, and want to get the most out of your experience! You’ll find so much to do here: boat rentals, tours of the lake by boat, airplane, or helicopter, tours on the Colorado River, paddle-boarding, kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, as well as annual events, such as the hot-air balloon festival.
Our manager, JeniMae, recently put together a Guidebook in each rental, with 6 days of fun-filled ideas and suggestions for travelers who come to this area. Please ask for more details. Our goal is your satisfaction. If you were planning on a one-night only stay, allow me to offer you a few extra nights, with a multi-night discount (availability allowing). Just ask!
CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR BLOG and see some of the following attractions nearby our location: Zion Canyon, Antelope Canyon, The Virgin River, The Rim View Trail, Lake Powell, Wahweap Hoodoos, Toadstool Hoodoos, the Grand Escalante, Hot-Air Balloon Festival, Glen Canyon Dam, and Horseshoe Bend. Your hosts have explored many of these locations and have tips for you to make the most of your journey! Also, there are many seasonal events, listed below.
– Below You Will Find Some Weekly, Monthly, and Annual Events in the Area –
Just across the state border, in Page, Arizona, there is a weekly farmer’s market on Saturday mornings, beginning at 7AM. https://www.pagechamber.com/event-calendar
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Once per month, there are star viewing parties, usually at the Horseshoe Bend parking lot, after dark. Telescopes for viewing, and expert astronomers are provided to answer questions. This event is usually on the first Friday of each month. https://www.pagechamber.com/event/star-party-1
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The annual Christmas “Parade of Lights” takes place December 15th, each year, in Page AZ.
https://www.pagechamber.com/event-calendar
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Love hot air balloons? The Page Lake Powell Balloon Regatta happens annually, on the first weekend of November. lakepowellballoonregatta.com
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4th of July Celebration – many visitors and boaters will find an epic fireworks display both in Big Water at the baseball diamond, and in Page AZ, near the golf course, and over Lake Powell, as well. Free parking is available on the Wahweap Scenic Overlook to get the best view over the lake.
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The annual Dinosaur Festival takes places in early fall, once per year, in Big Water. Guests can also visit the Dinosaur Museum / Visitor’s Center in Big Water any time of year. www.bigwatertown.org
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Are animals your “best friends”? You’ll love the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, located just outside Kanab. Free tours allow visitors to meet horses, dogs, cats, and more, on an expansive tract of land, overlooking the canyons. Catered lunch is also available, for an additional cost. www.BestFriends.org
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Runner’s delight! Join the Lake Powell half-marathon, held around mid-October, each year. More info: www.vacationraces.com
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Sundance Heli Tours – up up and away! You’ll ride over the lake, the dam, and Horseshoe Bend, getting full 360 views from high above. A professional operator will ensure that you have a great time, and get back down safely, hopefully with lots of great photos. www.SundanceHelicopters.com
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