GRAND CANYON: Grand Canyon Wildlife | Put In | Little Colorado | Anasazi | Rapids | Blacktail Creek; Elves Chasm | Deer Creek Canyon | Havasu Canyon

The Grand Canyon & the Colorado River, Arizona


June 20, 2003: Havasu Canyon
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Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Havasu Canyon

Grand Canyon Wildlife
Marble Canyon
Put In
Little Colorado | Canyon Pics, Anasazi
Rapids
Blacktail Creek; Elves Chasm | Deer Creek Canyon
Havasu Canyon
Take Out; Las Vegas



Rafting the Colorado is a fun and exciting way to see one the world's most spectacular natural formations, the Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon National Park, a World Heritage Site, encompasses 1,218,375 acres and lies on the Colorado Plateau in northwestern Arizona. The land is semi-arid and consists of raised plateaus and structural basins typical of the southwestern United States. Drainage systems have cut deeply through the rock, forming numerous steep-walled canyons. Forests are found at higher elevations while the lower elevations are comprised of a series of desert basins. [National Park Service Excerpt]





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