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Horseshoe Bend

Part 2 of our Grand Canyon Camping Roadtrip (View Part 1, Part 3)

With the North Rim of the Grand Canyon being so close to Page, I implored my husband to let us stop at Horseshoe Bend before heading back south. It is just outside of the city of Page, with a small parking spot on the side of the road. Once parked, it’s a 3/4th mile trail to the Horseshoe Bend view point.

Trail to Horseshoe Bend, Colorado River near Page, AZ

Horseshoe Bend, Colorado River near Page, AZ, Arizona, canyon, red rocks
The beauty of Horseshoe Bend. We can now cross this off of our Arizona To Do list!

Horseshoe Bend, Colorado River near Page, AZ, Arizona, canyon, red rocks

Horseshoe Bend, Colorado River near Page, AZ, Arizona, canyon, red rocks

There were quite a number of visitors when we went. Hold on to any young ones as there aren’t any railings and seeing the sheer drop when peeping over the edge is enough to make your heart skip a beat.

Panorama of Horseshoe Bend, Colorado River near Page, AZ
Click on image to view enlarged panorama.

Road pass out of Page, AZ
Pass out of Page.

Horseshoe Bend
Getting There Hwy 89 – Four Miles South of Page
Page, AZ 86040
Map
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Pima Canyon Trail Hike

Last year under one of the brightest full moons, a group of us hiked the Pima Canyon Trail.  While it was fairly bright, the dark shadows that were cast everywhere were a little spooky.  On Sunday, we decided to do this hike again (during the day this time) since it’s fairly close.

Pima Canyon Trail bridge, Tucson, Arizona
Near the trail head, the trip starts by taking you under a bridge.

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