Lake Powell, majestic desert landscapes with turquoise waters and impressive rock formations under a blue sky.

Lake Powell

Located in Utah, Lake Powell is a reservoir of the Colorado River. Over the years, it has become a favored vacation spot for Americans and then visitors from around the world for its activities: kayaking on the lake, swimming in turquoise water, or hiking in the surrounding area.

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Canyon X

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A deeper and just as beautiful but less frequented part of Antelope Canyon.

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Horseshoe Bend

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In the lower part of Glen Canyon, the Colorado River has created a bend more than 300 meters deep, shaped like a horseshoe at 270º.

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Lower Antelope Canyon

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Lower Antelope Canyon, called "spiral rock arches" by the Navajos, is wilder than Upper Antelope Canyon. Before the installation of metal stairs, visiting the canyon required climbing pre-installed ladders in certain places.

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Upper Antelope Canyon

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One of the most famous canyons in Arizona, if not the United States, carved over time by the water that flowed through it, giving it these incredible shapes and curves.

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