Buckskin Gulch is an awesome 13-mile slot canyon with walls reaching a height of 500 feet. I love this canyon for a lot of reasons. First of all, it is the longest slot canyon in the United States and possibly the world, which is really cool!
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Blue Pool Wash is a slot canyon located in Big Water, Utah, which is just outside of Page, Arizona.
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If you love unique cacti and phenomenal sunsets, you need to hike the iconic desert landscape in Black Canyon, Arizona. There are cacti everywhere in all shapes and sizes; it looks the the backdrop of a western movie set.
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The trail to Birthday Arch is beautiful, and there are a lot of cool rock formations all around. Depending on the time of year, there are a lot of flowers along the hike too.
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The Belly of the Dragon is a short walk through a man-made tunnel. The tunnel was created as a water culvert under Highway 89. Years of flowing water has created ripples in the walls making it cool to look at.
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Explore the majestic, high walls of Lake Powell’s Antelope Canyon on a kayak! Then hike up Antelope Canyon for the adventure of a lifetime.
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Antelope Point Marina is hub for all things Lake Powell. There is a boat launch, boat rentals, camping, the world’s largest floating restaurant and much more.
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If you’re up for a challenge, check out Angels Landing. It’s a 5.4-mile round-trip hike located in Zion National Park in Utah. The trail is considered challenging and climbs approximately 1,500 vertical feet to reach a top elevation of 5,790 feet.
The Wave is a world famous rock formation located in South Coyote Buttes. A permit is required to visit the Wave to help preserve it and keep the experience more personal.
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What locals call “the Moon” is a unique landscape of gray sand, hoodoos, and strange rock formations that look otherworldly. When exploring the area, you truly feel like you are on another planet! There is a lot to do and see. Some of the most popular activities include riding ATV and bicycle trails, fossil finding, and hiking.
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