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Alstrom Point -Padre Bay UT the sunset Drone photo
You may not have heard of Alstrom Point, but chances are, you’ve seen photos of it. This scenic spot overlooks Lake Powell and is one of the coolest camping spots in Utah. If you have 4WD capabilities and want to enjoy Lake Powell without the crowds, Alstrom Point is the perfect spot for you. The challenging access to Alstrom Point is what makes it so special. If it were easy to reach, it would be crowded all the time. This is not Horseshoe Bend where you can just follow the line of cars to your destination. Be sure you have 4WD, high clearance, excellent driving skills, and a working GPS. From Page, Alstrom Point is a 42-mile drive, which takes around 90 minutes to 2 hours, depending on road conditions and how often you stop to take photos. From the town of Big Water, Utah, you take NP230 east for 25 miles until you reach Alstrom Point. There are rocks, sand, and river crossings, so I can’t stress enough that this is not for rental cars or regular passenger vehicles. A big thank you to everyone who took time to comment and take a look at my photo. Much appreciated . and have a great coming week !
Alstrom Point -Padre Bay UT the sunset Drone photo
You may not have heard of Alstrom Point, but chances are, you’ve seen photos of it. This scenic spot overlooks Lake Powell and is one of the coolest camping spots in Utah. If you have 4WD capabilities and want to enjoy Lake Powell without the crowds, Alstrom Point is the perfect spot for you. The challenging access to Alstrom Point is what makes it so special. If it were easy to reach, it would be crowded all the time. This is not Horseshoe Bend where you can just follow the line of cars to your destination. Be sure you have 4WD, high clearance, excellent driving skills, and a working GPS. From Page, Alstrom Point is a 42-mile drive, which takes around 90 minutes to 2 hours, depending on road conditions and how often you stop to take photos. From the town of Big Water, Utah, you take NP230 east for 25 miles until you reach Alstrom Point. There are rocks, sand, and river crossings, so I can’t stress enough that this is not for rental cars or regular passenger vehicles. A big thank you to everyone who took time to comment and take a look at my photo. Much appreciated . and have a great coming week !