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Marble Canyon, Arizona
Including Horseshoe Bend and Lee's Ferry
Marble Canyon begins at Glen Canyon Dam on the Arizona-Utah
border and heads south until it widens dreamatically and essentially
becomes the Grand Canyon. By far the best-known part of Marble Canyon
is Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River makes an almost complete
circle. The Vermillion Cliffs loom high above much of Marble Canyon,
especially in the area around Lee's Ferry and Navajo Bridge. If
you're lucky you can also see California Condors in this area
(I got one photo of a condor but it's not website worthy)



    Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, northern Arizona   Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, northern Arizona   Desert mountains along the Colorado River at Lee's Ferry in Marble Canyon, northern Arizona    

  The Vermillion Cliffs as seen from Lee's Ferry, heavily backlit on a hazy day   Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, northern Arizona   Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, northern Arizona   Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, northern Arizona  

  A remote section of Marble Canyon in a roadless, trail-less area several miles downriver from Navajo Bridge, northern Arizona   An agave at the rim of Marble Canyon in a roadless area downriver from Navajo Bridge, Arizona   The Colorado River at the bottom of Marble Canyon, northern Arizona   The Colorado River at the bottom of Marble Canyon, northern Arizona  



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