A series of natural amphitheatres filled with thousands of orange and white rock spires called hoodoos. Watch sunrise from Sunrise or Bryce Point, then walk down among the hoodoos on the Navajo Loop and Queen's Garden trails.
At 2,400 m it's cool, and snow on the hoodoos in winter is beautiful. The dark skies are wonderful for stargazing.
A deep red and cream sandstone canyon carved by the Virgin River in southern Utah.
A narrow slot canyon in the Navajo Nation near Page, Arizona, with smooth, wave-like sandstone walls lit by shafts of sunlight.
One of the world's great natural wonders, a canyon 1.6 km deep and up to 29 km wide, carved by the Colorado River.
The view from the South Rim is stunning, but walking down into the Grand Canyon is unforgettable: you descend through layer after layer of rock up to…
Red sandstone buttes towering over the desert on the Arizona-Utah border, in the Navajo Nation, the backdrop to countless Western films.
More than 2,000 natural stone arches in red rock desert near Moab, Utah.
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