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The trailhead to this easy hike is located just outside of Page, Arizona. It overlooks one of the most spectacular views on the Colorado River, 4 miles south of the Glen Canyon Dam, and 7 miles north of mile zero of the Grand Canyon. As you walk … [read more...]
How to get here
On Feb. 20, 2013, a landslide ripped through a section of US 89 along a mountain slope about 25 miles south of Page, buckling more than 150 feet of the roadway and tearing the pavement up in six-foot-high sections. Hwy89 Detour Click for the official detour map from the Arizona Department of … [read more...]
Photographing Horseshoe Bend
Photographing Horseshoe Bend can be tricky. It … [read more...]
Interesting Things
Click on the photo to learn how the light is different at various times of the day. Check out the all day series from Brian Klimowski – Photography Tips from the Pro’s
Top Things to do in Page, Arizona
This a list in no order of preference, gathered … [read more...]
In the Press!
Howitworks.com came out with this great article on the formation of Horseshoe Bend. Check it out here!
Was Horseshoe Bend created by Noah’s flood? This article argues yes!
See Horseshoe Bend from the River
When you are standing on the edge of Horseshoe Bend, you may notice some blue and green rafts floating down the river. These visitors are enjoying the only half-day river trip on the … [read more...]
While you’re in the area
Antelope Canyon is one of the most photographed areas in the world. There are three separate areas that are publicly accessible. The Upper Canyon is the most famous and easiest to do. The Lower Canyon … [read me...]
