Hanging Gardens, Page AZ

This is a beautiful 1.4 mile hike on the outskirts of Page AZ. It's an easy walk, mostly level, and has great scenery. The gardens themselves are a naturally moist, shaded area that allows vegetation to thrive in a desert environment.

Quick little hike with a nice little garden at the end. Parking lot is small, but other than that it is a great place! Right by the dam just outside of town.

It wasn't a long hike but there were no flowers when we visited in early June. It is seasonal so if you want to see the flowers research ahead of time.

Definitely not worth the walk of 30 minutes. The views are OK not phenomenal and few plants in the side of rocks is not gardens per say. If you venture on a hot day it’s tough without water bottles. For hikers it’s good but still have several
Places for that. Wasted an hour at this place. Seniors please don’t waste your time on this walk.

Great slighly off the beaten path walk. There is a parking area that is free and the path is well marked with pebbles at both sides. The walk is around 15-20 minutes one way, remember to bring water. The views are very cool, and the hanging garden itself is a great little sight. Do not expect Babylon like gardens but it is a small shaded green oasis in the desert. Very cool short hike.

The trail to the Hanging Gardens (15 minutes no-way) is truly spectacular and beautifully quiet, especially compared to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. The path is only in the sun, it can be very hot and if it is windy there can be a lot of wind.
The gardens themselves are a bit disappointing, of course a green area in the desert is impressive, but we didn't find it really spectacular.

Nice hidden spot at the end of a short walk. It is a tiny hanging garden of flowering green plants, in the humidity of a rock shelter. Flowery desert in May, it’s very beautiful

Short trail with pretty views. If you drive towards the Chains, there are views of the Glen Canyon Dam.

Quick easy walk to an overhanging cliff with just enough of a spring to support some greenery. Pretty setting.

Worth the hike. When we first arrived at the Hanging Garden my thought was, "where's the garden? "

It is amazing in the context it is in the desert.

A nice, mostly flat trail. The “gardens” themselves are just OK, but the best part is the layers of eroded sedimentary rock you’ll see during the walk, much of which has heaved over the millions of years.

Nice hiking trail, well marked and well made. About 1.5 miles round trip to the hanging gardens. Gardens themselves were a little bit anticlimactic, but a nice stroll nonetheless. Not wheelchair accessible, but pretty easy terrain nonetheless. Total trip takes about 30-60 minutes:)

Easy little hike if you're trying to kill some time in Page, AZ. Not much to it though.

Nice tucked away place. Short hike. Easy to follow the unofficial "rock trails" that guide the path. No restrooms available, yet.