We are in Page, Arizona at Lake Powell, Part of the Glen Canyon Dam area. There is plenty to see here, and we are getting in our hikes. We walked .75 miles each way to Horseshoe Bend and 1.5 miles each way to Rainbow Bridge. Lake Powell is very low, the lowest ever, due to the drought in the southwest. Most of the thousands of houseboats in the area are in dry storage or sitting in storage lots all around town. An investment going nowhere! The water behind the dam looks to be 50-70 feet below the top of the dam. This is not good for tourism. recreation, and making electric power.
Our favorite trip is Antelope Slot Canyon. The canyon visit was great, and we got lot of photos. Our guide was a native Navajo, Vivian. We drove on rough sandy roads four miles to the slot canyon, walked through it and back, about half a mile. It took 3 hours.
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The entrance to Antelope Slot Canyon |
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They call this formation "The Wave" |
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Sunlight shines through |
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Looking up to see the sunlight |
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Just unbelievable colors |
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Deb and I inside the Slot Canyon |
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Inside the canyon with sunlight from above |
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The exit from Antelope Slot Canyon |
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Rainbow Bridge
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The hike is 3/4 mile each way
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Horseshoe Bend |
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