Arizona

Map of Arizona in regions
Map of Arizona in regions

Arizona is home to world-famous hikes like the Grand Canyon, the Wave, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Slot Canyons, and many more!

The locations listed below are conveniently organized into three main regions and the town closest to them.

Northern Arizona:

Central Arizona:

Walking across Chaol Falls

Chaol Falls: A Journey to the End of Navajo Canyon, Lake Powell

Chaol Falls is an awesome off-the-beaten-path hike at the end of Navajo Canyon in Lake Powell. Navajo Canyon is the longest side canyon on Lake Powell that is not a river arm.  Simply experiencing Navajo Canyon is spectacular, and hiking to Chaol Falls makes it extra special. In addition to the spectacular views, we saw waterfalls, wild horses, and petroglyphs.

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Navajo Bridge

Navajo Bridge: A Historic Stop Along the Colorado River

Navajo Bridge is a must-see historic stop along the Colorado River on your way to Lee’s Ferry, Jacob’s Lake, or the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.  The views are incredible, and the chances of seeing a California Condor are high.  In addition to the sights, the bridge is also a great place to buy authentic Native American souvenirs such as jewelry and pottery. 

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Labyrinth Canyon, Lake Powell

Labyrinth Slot Canyon: Explore the Incredible Slot Canyon on Lake Powell

Labyrinth Slot Canyon is one of the most incredible places on Lake Powell and one of the most adventurous slot canyon experiences.  Depending on the time of year, you can literally swim through a slot canyon and then hike it.  The views are amazing, and Labyrinth Slot Canyon is not busy and crowded like other slot canyons in the area.

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Horseshoe Bend

Horseshoe Bend: Discover Arizona’s Photographic Gem

Horseshoe Bend is a large bend in the Colorado River. You may have seen pictures of this famous bend on social media. It is one of the most photographed sites in Arizona and one of Instagram’s most tagged locations. Horseshoe Bend appeals to visitors because it’s a short hike with easy access and a breathtaking view.

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American Flags on Glen Canyon Dam

Glen Canyon Dam and the Carl Hayden Visitor Center

The Glen Canyon Dam was completed in 1964, creating massive Lake Powell. The dam is located at Page, Arizona, just a few miles south of the Utah border. It was constructed for multiple uses; generates power, stores water for the southwestern United States, provides recreation opportunities, and makes transportation more convenient.  

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