Pedal along the edge of Lake Powell’s deep blue waters and red cliffs on a self-guided e-bike tour with Ride Navajo Land. Discover geological wonders and memorable viewpoints on your own schedule.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Basic cycling fitness is recommended, but pedal assist reduces physical strain significantly.
Wildlife
History
Lake Powell was formed by the Glen Canyon Dam completed in 1966, flooding deep sandstone canyons historically inhabited by Navajo communities.
Conservation
Ride Navajo Land emphasizes low-impact recreation, encouraging riders to stay on designated paths to protect native flora and fragile soils.
Ride Navajo Land
Pedal along the edge of Lake Powell’s deep blue waters and red cliffs on a self-guided e-bike tour with Ride Navajo Land. Discover geological wonders and memorable viewpoints on your own schedule.
Ride Navajo Land is a Page, Arizona-based outfitter specializing in guided and self-guided electric bike experiences around Lake Powell and the surrounding red sandstone landscapes. The company offers two primary options: the Manson Mesa Guided E-Bike Tour, a 12.4-mile guided route that navigates vibrant sandstone cliffs and delivers panoramic views of Lake Powell during sunrise or sunset; and an E-Bike Rental/Self Guided Tour along Lakeshore Drive that lets riders explore shorelines and geological formations at their own pace.
Guides provide route knowledge, safety instruction, and local context on guided tours, helping guests appreciate the region’s geology and scenic highlights. Self-guided rentals provide e-bikes tuned for comfort, allowing independent exploration of Lakeshore Drive’s coastal vistas and cliffside overlooks. Both experiences emphasize accessible electric-assisted riding suitable for varied fitness levels.
Ride Navajo Land operates from Page, Arizona, positioning guests close to major Lake Powell access points and scenic overlooks. The business focuses on delivering memorable outdoor experiences that showcase the striking color contrasts between the blue water and red sandstone, making it an ideal activity for sunrise, sunset, and daytime adventures.
Prospective visitors should expect professionally maintained e-bikes, clear route options, and opportunities to learn about the area’s geological history. Reservations are recommended for guided tours, especially during sunrise and sunset windows. Ride Navajo Land combines local terrain expertise with electric bike accessibility to create engaging, scenic outings on and around Lake Powell. Safety briefings and equipment checks are provided before each guided and rental departure to ensure rider confidence and preparedness.
Tours Offered
2
Guided and self-guided options
Scenic Focus
Lake Powell Views
Red sandstone cliffs, blue water
Route Length
12.4 miles
Manson Mesa guided tour distance
Location
Page, Arizona
Close to Lake Powell access points
Reserve a guided Manson Mesa ride or a self-guided Lakeshore Drive rental in Page, Arizona — sunrise and sunset slots fill quickly.
Bring Water and Sunscreen
The Arizona sun can be intense even in shoulder seasons—stay hydrated and protected during your ride.
Use Pedal Assist Wisely
Conserve battery power by using the throttle only for initial acceleration or short bursts uphill.
Wear a Helmet
Helmets are provided and crucial for safety on varying road conditions and traffic sections.
Plan for Limited Shade
Expect open stretches with little shade; midday rides can get hot, so consider early morning or late afternoon.
Helmet
Protects your head on uneven terrain and road sections.
Hydration Pack or Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated during long stretches in the sun.
summer
Sunscreen
Prevents sunburn in exposed and sunny parts of the ride.
summer
Light Windbreaker
Useful for cool breezes or sudden changes in weather.
spring