Rainbow Bridge is a must see. But it'll take a lot of time and money to see it. The boat ride costs over $100 per person. More

We stayed at the Lake Powell Resort and took the Rainbow Bridge Boat Tour directly from there. The captain and crew pointed out all the interesting scenery along the way. We hiked to the Bridge and a Ranger was there to talk about it. We got some great photos and it will be an outstanding memory for us. More

It's a hort hike once you get off the boat but even in May it was pretty hote so make sure you have bottled water with you as you take the hike to the bridge. There are bathrooms and a very well maintained dock at the site. The path to the bridge is well maintianed also. Biggest problem was following... More

Everyone should see Rainbow Bridge, but it is a long day and a hot hike. We really thought in May it would be okay, but it was over 100 degrees on the short hike with little shade. Inredibly beautiful, but I would never consider doing the hike in any hotter weather. Boat was nice; we started out on the top,... More

Fun boat ride to see the Rainbow Bridge. But you see a whole lot more than that. The tour boat takes you up to the dam and into Antelope Canyon. More

A truly lovely boat trip across Lake Powell and a short walk to Rainbow Bridge. What lovely colours in the rocks as we returned to the marina More

The boat trip alone is worth the experience to stand in awe of this natural wonder, but there is more to see. There's a dry stream bed that you cross where a lean-to has been erected for shade near the end of the trail. Where the trail crosses the stream bed there are 2 unprotected dinosaur foot prints that you... More

We loved the boat tour and the rainbow bridge monument was a very special experience. More

The half-day boat trip on beautiful Lake Powell to visit Rainbow Bridge is a bit pricey but certainly worth doing once. Young children might find it a bit boring. Mature visitors will find this relaxing excursion to be very enjoyable. More