Page, Arizona Weather in July 2026
“Reliably warm, dry, and generous with light.”
Roughly 1 rainy days across the month, on average.
July hits Page with the year's peak heat and the first monsoon buildups: highs reach 36C/96.8F, nights barely cool to 23.1C/73.6F, precipitation stays low at 6mm over 1.5 rainy days on average but arrives in intense pulses, and 13.2 hours of daily sunshine give way to towering afternoon anvil clouds over the Vermilion Cliffs. Lake Powell surface temperatures pass 27C and thermal layering makes swim laddders necessary for anyone under 40, sandstone at Horseshoe Bend rim measures 55C by 2pm, and lightning strikes on Kaibab Plateau kick off the first slot-canyon flash-flood watches of the year.
July 40C at Horseshoe Bend rim; locals paddleboard Lake Powell at dawn, hide in Big John's Texas BBQ, and boat the Antelope Point marina after 4pm. Navajo guide operators cancel Upper Antelope tours anytime the National Weather Service posts a flash flood watch for the Antelope drainage, and refund policies get strict about non-cancellation on watch days. Fourth of July fireworks over Lake Powell draw a Wahweap crowd that overwhelms the two boat ramps by 5pm.
Over the last decade Page's July average high climbed 1.5C and the monsoon start date shifted roughly two weeks later, and 2026 monsoon forecasts from the Arizona State Climate Office point to a near-normal North American Monsoon that should begin around July 8. Reclamation continues Lake Powell releases at 8.23 million acre-feet for water year 2026, and the National Park Service expanded ranger flash flood messaging with new Antelope Canyon parking lot signage installed in June 2026.
Travelers coming to Page in July 2026 should treat any afternoon slot canyon tour as gamble, plan boat time between 6am-10am or 5pm-8pm, and skip Horseshoe Bend between 11am and 5pm entirely. Independence Day falls on Saturday July 4, 2026, so Wahweap fireworks-viewing boat rentals sell out by early June, and 2026 flash-flood cancellation policies at all three Navajo tour operators remain non-refundable on watch days.
Page is on the Navajo Nation border and every slot canyon tour requires a Navajo guide by law; independent hiking into Antelope is trespassing with real consequences. Horseshoe Bend now charges parking and has railings; the actual quiet Colorado view is Alstrom Point via 4WD road. Lake Powell water levels dropped 50 meters in the drought and marinas moved twice. Big John's Texas BBQ is the local move for pulled pork, and gas up before hitting any red-rock day trip.
What to pack for Page, Arizona in July
July in Page rewards planning for extreme sun plus sudden thunderstorm rain. Everything should dry fast.
- Long-sleeve UPF 50 sun hoodie in white
- Quick-dry hiking shorts and merino boxer briefs
- Water shoes for wet slot canyon floors after any rain
- Packable rain shell for monsoon downpours
What to pack for Page, Arizona in July
- →Quick-dry travel shirtAmazon · shop this
- →UPF sun hatAmazon · shop this
- →Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 50Amazon · shop this
- →Polarized sunglassesAmazon · shop this
- →Universal travel adapterAmazon · shop this
- →Compression packing cubesAmazon · shop this
We may earn a small commission on any purchase — it doesn't change the price you pay.
Where to stay in Page, Arizona
We don't review individual hotels — plenty of people do that well. What we do is send you to compare rooms in Page, Arizona across trusted platforms.
Compare hotels on Booking.com→Estimated July trip to Page, Arizona
Peak season prices — book early or shift by 2–3 weeks to save. Rule-based estimates from a couple based in London — actual prices vary.
We may earn a commission if you book through these links, at no cost to you. Estimates use rule-based averages; check partner sites for live pricing.
Plan your Page, Arizona trip
Handpicked services from partners we trust. One tab for everything you'll need after the flight is booked.
Compare rooms in Page, Arizona on Booking.com.
Skip-the-line tickets, day trips, food walks and guided tours.
Compare fares with cashback on every booking.
Instant data on arrival — no roaming charges, no SIM swap.
Flexible monthly coverage for trips of any length.
Compare 900+ rental brands with free cancellation.
Book a driver in advance — fixed price, no queue.
We may earn a commission if you book through these links, at no cost to you.
Things worth doing
Paddleboard Wahweap Bay before 7am while the water is glass, book the earliest Lower Antelope Canyon slot to beat monsoon afternoons, cool off at Lees Ferry beach on the Colorado, and watch July 4 fireworks over Lake Powell from a rented pontoon boat.
July vs. the rest of the year
How this month compares in Page, Arizona. Tap any month to read more.
highlighted months are among the best time to visit.
Best time to visit Page, Arizona
While July has its own character in Page, Arizona, the data-backed best months to visit Page, Arizona are March, April, May, October. These months combine the most favourable temperatures, rainfall, and sunshine across an 11-year climate record (2015–2025).
See the full best-time-to-visit guide for Page, ArizonaOther places with a similar climate right now
Page, Arizona in July — FAQ
Q01Is July a good time to visit Page, Arizona?
Is July a good time to visit Page, Arizona?
It is a challenging month — you may want to consider another time of year. In July, Page, Arizona averages a high of 36°C (97°F) and a low of 23°C (74°F), with 6mm of rainfall across roughly 1 rainy days. Late March-April Colorado River water hits 15C and Antelope Canyon light beams peak between 11am-1pm before summer thunderstorms close slot canyons entirely.
Q02What is the average temperature in Page, Arizona in July?
What is the average temperature in Page, Arizona in July?
The average high temperature in Page, Arizona during July is 36°C (97°F), with an average low of 23°C (74°F). These figures are averaged from 11 complete years of daily records (2015–2025, Open-Meteo Archive). July 40C at Horseshoe Bend rim; locals paddleboard Lake Powell at dawn, hide in Big John's Texas BBQ, and boat the Antelope Point marina after 4pm.
Q03How many rainy days does Page, Arizona have in July?
How many rainy days does Page, Arizona have in July?
Page, Arizona averages approximately 1 rainy days in July, with a total monthly rainfall of about 6mm. This is based on daily precipitation records where days with 1mm or more of rain are counted as rainy days.
Q04What should I pack for Page, Arizona in July?
What should I pack for Page, Arizona in July?
For Page, Arizona in July, pack light, breathable clothing (cotton or linen), sunscreen and sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes. These recommendations are based on 11 complete years of weather averages for this specific month. A wide-brim hat with chin cord and gaiters: red dust gets into every shoe and the wind on Horseshoe Bend rim rips hats off constantly.
Q05How crowded is Page, Arizona in July?
How crowded is Page, Arizona in July?
Tourist crowds in Page, Arizona during July are typically high — this is peak season, expect crowds and higher prices. Consider this when planning accommodation — prices track crowd levels closely. Page is on the Navajo Nation border and every slot canyon tour requires a Navajo guide by law; independent hiking into Antelope is trespassing with real consequences. Horseshoe Bend now charges parking and has railings; the actual quiet Colorado view is Alstrom Point via 4WD road. Lake Powell water levels dropped 50 meters in the drought and marinas moved twice. Big John's Texas BBQ is the local move for pulled pork, and gas up before hitting any red-rock day trip.