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1. Lake Powell

Discover a seemingly endless expanse of sunset-colored desert canyons and over 1,960 miles (3,154 kilometers) of shoreline at Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreational Area. The expansive reservoir lies at the intersection of Utah and Arizona, on the Colorado River. Explore the lake’s clear waters in a luxury houseboat or cruise along the shoreline in a motorboat or kayak. Hike among the stunning pink-hued canyons and visit the famed Rainbow Bridge at the foot of Navajo Mountain.
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2. Oak Creek Canyon

Oak Creek Canyon is a steep river gorge that carves a breathtaking chasm between Sedona and Flagstaff in northern Arizona. Experience the region known as the little cousin of the Grand Canyon on the Oak Tree Canyon Scenic Drive, a magnificent stretch of road that that brings you some of the best views in the canyon. Wind through forested passes, keeping watch for the hiking trailheads dotted along the roadside. Find a spot to drop a fishing line in the heart of the canyon, Oak Creek, or swim in the gorge’s clear waters.
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3. Horseshoe Bend

Horseshoe Bend is a famous U-shaped meandering of the Colorado River. Take a short hike to the observation area or view Horseshoe Bend from above on an air tour. The bend is near the small Arizona town of Page, an excellent place to stay when exploring the region’s renowned national parks and monuments.
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4. Slide Rock State Park

Slide Rock State Park is a picturesque natural retreat in the middle of scenic Oak Creek Canyon. Within the park sits a 43-acre (17-hectare) apple farm and a historic homestead. Race down the famous Slide Rock water slide or hike through scenic woods.
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5. Bearizona

Bearizona is a popular wildlife park with driving and walking sections. The park features a petting zoo and educational programs, making it great for families. Attend a keeper chat to learn about Bearizona’s conservation efforts. Explore the surrounding Kaibab National Forest, a picturesque wooded area with creeks, canyons and hiking trails.
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