A narrow slot canyon in the Navajo Nation near Page, Arizona, with smooth, wave-like sandstone walls lit by shafts of sunlight. Upper Antelope has light beams around midday in summer; Lower Antelope involves ladders.
Visits are only by guided tour with Navajo operators; book ahead. Nearby Horseshoe Bend is a dramatic bend of the Colorado River.
A series of natural amphitheatres filled with thousands of orange and white rock spires called hoodoos.
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.
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Red sandstone buttes towering over the desert on the Arizona-Utah border, in the Navajo Nation, the backdrop to countless Western films.
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Cliff dwellings built by Ancestral Puebloan people in the 1200s under overhanging rock in canyons in south-western Colorado, a UNESCO World Heritage …
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