Cathedral Rock is a natural sandstone formation and one of the most photographed sights in Arizona.  Short, steep hike up to the saddle offers panoramic views and also features a vortex.

One of the most photographed locations in Sedona with views of the Cathedral Rock and the Oak Creek.

Lake Powell is home to many side creeks with slot or narrow canyons. Some of the slot canyons such as Antelope Canyon, Navajo Canyon are accessible by relatively larger boats. Much narrower ones include Labyrinth Canyon, Face Canyon etc. which may be accessed by kayaks, paddle boats or other personal Read more [...]

Panoramic viewpoint over Lake Powell with views of Marina, Rock Formations and Mountains.

Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon popular for sun light beams and undulating rock formations and openings. It consists of two sections Upper and Lower. Lower section is V shaped with narrow opening in the bottom and wider opening in the top. Lower level is accessed by climbing down ladder. Read more [...]

Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon popular for sun light beams and undulating rock formations and openings. It consists of two sections Upper and Lower. Upper section is inverted V shaped with narrow opening in the top and wider opening in the bottom.

Horseshoe Bend is a horseshoe shaped incised meander of the Colorado River located near the town of Page, Arizona.  

Panoramic Rim in the Grand Canyon West featuring Skywalk, ziplining and aerial tours.

Popular photo spot where the turquoise colored Havasu creek meets the Colorado River surrounded by the majestic canyon walls. It is about 8 mile (each one) hike from the campgrounds and is only recommended for experienced hikers. Alternately, many Colorado River Rafting tours include this in the itinerary.

Mooney Falls is a 200 foot tall waterfalls with a natural turquoise blue pool and is located less than a mile from the Havasu Falls and reached through a challenging climb down the rock face using ladders and chains.