Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon, Lake Powell, Page My Arizona adventure continued up north – starting from Tucson, through Sedona ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Arizona's Horseshoe Bend is a U-shaped part of the Colorado River. People hike to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook in Page, Arizona, just to admire it from 1,000 feet up.

Ever wonder what the deepest lake in Arizona is? Here's what you want to know about the top spot for swimming, boating and ...

The Colorado River created the roughly 1,000-foot deep, 270-degree horseshoe-shaped bend that visitors hike ... Over the Grand Canyon from Tusayan, Arizona ...

Arizona is preparing for the possibility of legal action if the ongoing discussions fail to resolve water allocation disputes. Colorado river at Horseshoe Bend, Page, Arizona. Colorado river at ...

Arizona is filled with strange ... to capture the magic of the overlook above the Colorado River. Fall is also the best time to go see Horseshoe Bend, so those who want to see the colors of ...

After you've admired the Grand Canyon from the hiking trails (or even from the air on a helicopter tour), enjoy a new vantage point on a Colorado River ... through Horseshoe Bend on a motorized ...

It's a rare sight in Arizona. This is how you can see a human-made waterfall created by releasing excess water.

Excess water levels at Horseshoe Reservoir in January created a rare waterfall northeast of the Phoenix area. On Dec. 30, Salt River Project began a controlled release of water from Horseshoe Dam, ...