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Little Colorado River Gorge, Arizona
The Little Colorado River Gorge snakes its way across the Navajo
Nation before feeding into the "Big" Colorado River in the Grand Canyon.
Of course, far fewer people see the Little Colorado Gorge than the Grand
Canyon, but in my view the two places are equally impressive. The lowest
reaches of the Little Colorado River also have torquoise-blue water,
much like the more famous blue water of Havasu Canyon.

The "First Bend" (downriver after Hellhole Bend) of Little Colorado River Gorge on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona.

Travertines in the blue water of the Little Colorado River, at the bottom of the Little Colorado Gorge at Salt Canyon

Travertines in the blue water of the Little Colorado River, at the bottom of the Little Colorado Gorge at Salt Canyon

The "Third Bend" of the Little Colorado River Gorge, northern Arizona

Travertines in the blue water of the Little Colorado River, at the bottom of the Little Colorado Gorge at Salt Canyon

Muddy water in Salt Trail Canyon, a tributary of the Little Colorado River on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona

The "Third Bend" of the Little Colorado River Gorge on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona

Travertines in the blue water of the Little Colorado River, at the bottom of the Little Colorado Gorge at Salt Canyon

For more photos of this river see the Little Colorado River at Grand Falls

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