Over the Rainbow & Lake Powell

Rainbow Bridge is one of the world’s most impressive natural arches – and it’s on borrowed time. Formed by erosion from winds and rain, eventually this same erosion will cause the bridge to collapse. While it still stands strong, we are proud to be able to transport passengers over its magnificent form. Reaching this bridge on foot can only be done with a permit from the Navajo and a 10-mile hike each way. Our flight takes you over Rainbow Bridge and the massive expanse of Lake Powell in just 20 minutes. If you’re visiting Page, Arizona, Rainbow Bridge is a sight you cannot miss. 

Prepare yourself for an aerial trip of a lifetime with sights of the world’s largest natural stone arches. This adventure lets family and friends take to the skies and view both Lake Powell and Rainbow Bridge in a way that’s simply impossible to do from ground level. You’ll get a bird’s-eye view of the beautiful blue waters of Lake Powell, the second-largest manmade reservoir in America, 186 miles in length and boasting 1,900 miles of shoreline – more than the entire U.S. east coast. Formed when the Glen Canyon Dam was finished in 1963, Lake Powell serves as flood control along the Colorado River. Its crystal clear waters make it one of the most visited recreation destinations in the country.

However, the most exciting part of your tour will be sights of the stunning glory of Rainbow Bridge. Captured by photographers from around the world, this rare landform is actually the tallest natural stone bridge in existence. This delicate structure was formed over thousands over years by the abrasion of powerful rains and rushing river water. To see this miraculous act of nature firsthand is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience and Scenic looks forward to helping you get there.