Les meilleurs événements de la ville Las Vegas. Antelope Canyon et virage en fer à cheval commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Visit Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend from Las Vegas on a full-day trip through desert landscapes that include the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and Lake Powell

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Horseshoe Bend

1 mile hike trail, which is both uphill and downhill. After that you'll get close enough from the edge, if you can Lol - that is about 1,000 feet down - to a rock formation in the Colorado River. Horseshoe Bend is the top attraction in both the Lake Powell and Page-AZ areas. 5$ entrance fee

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Antelope Canyon

90min tour through the Antelope Canyon with a certified Navajo guide to see red sandstone walls with corkscrew formations, illuminated by sunlight coming down into the slots, which are simply breathtaking. This colorful canyon is famously long and narrow with a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash floods flowing into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone which was then eroded by wind. Daylight penetrating through the narrow opening at the top creates different kinds of reflected light and colors. Antelope is the most visited slot canyon in the Southwest, partly because it is easily accessible and by far the most publicized, and also since it is so gorgeous and stunning, with just the right combination of depth, width, length, rock color and ambient light that makes this area a popular location for photographers and tourists from all the world. Entrance fee between 40.00 and 60.00

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Glen Canyon Dam Overlook

Wonderful and Gorgeous Dam in Page. Nice view of the Canyon and Lake Powell.

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Horseshoe Bend

1 mile hike trail, which is both uphill and downhill. After that you'll get close enough from the edge, if you can Lol - that is about 1,000 feet down - to a rock formation in the Colorado River. Horseshoe Bend is the top attraction in both the Lake Powell and Page-AZ areas. 5$ entrance fee

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Antelope Canyon

90min tour through the Antelope Canyon with a certified Navajo guide to see red sandstone walls with corkscrew formations, illuminated by sunlight coming down into the slots, which are simply breathtaking. This colorful canyon is famously long and narrow with a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash floods flowing into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone which was then eroded by wind. Daylight penetrating through the narrow opening at the top creates different kinds of reflected light and colors. Antelope is the most visited slot canyon in the Southwest, partly because it is easily accessible and by far the most publicized, and also since it is so gorgeous and stunning, with just the right combination of depth, width, length, rock color and ambient light that makes this area a popular location for photographers and tourists from all the world. Entrance fee between 40.00 and 60.00

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Glen Canyon Dam Overlook

Wonderful and Gorgeous Dam in Page. Nice view of the Canyon and Lake Powell.

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Horseshoe Bend

1 mile hike trail, which is both uphill and downhill. After that you'll get close enough from the edge, if you can Lol - that is about 1,000 feet down - to a rock formation in the Colorado River. Horseshoe Bend is the top attraction in both the Lake Powell and Page-AZ areas. 5$ entrance fee

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Antelope Canyon

90min tour through the Antelope Canyon with a certified Navajo guide to see red sandstone walls with corkscrew formations, illuminated by sunlight coming down into the slots, which are simply breathtaking. This colorful canyon is famously long and narrow with a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash floods flowing into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone which was then eroded by wind. Daylight penetrating through the narrow opening at the top creates different kinds of reflected light and colors. Antelope is the most visited slot canyon in the Southwest, partly because it is easily accessible and by far the most publicized, and also since it is so gorgeous and stunning, with just the right combination of depth, width, length, rock color and ambient light that makes this area a popular location for photographers and tourists from all the world. Entrance fee between 40.00 and 60.00

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Glen Canyon Dam Overlook

Wonderful and Gorgeous Dam in Page. Nice view of the Canyon and Lake Powell.

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courbure en fer à cheval

Sentier de randonnée de 1 mile, qui est à la fois en montée et en descente. Après cela, vous vous rapprocherez suffisamment du bord, si vous le pouvez Lol - c'est-à-dire à environ 1 000 pieds de profondeur - d'une formation rocheuse dans le fleuve Colorado. Horseshoe Bend est la principale attraction des régions du lac Powell et de Page-AZ. 5$ de droit d'entrée

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Canyon de l'antilope

Visite de 90 minutes à travers l'Antelope Canyon avec un guide Navajo certifié pour voir des murs de grès rouge avec des formations en tire-bouchon, illuminés par la lumière du soleil descendant dans les fentes, qui sont tout simplement à couper le souffle. Ce canyon coloré est réputé long et étroit avec un couloir praticable au bas du fond du canyon. Il a été formé par des crues soudaines coulant dans les fissures du grès Navajo qui a ensuite été érodé par le vent. La lumière du jour pénétrant par l'ouverture étroite au sommet crée différents types de lumière et de couleurs réfléchies. Antelope est le canyon à sous le plus visité du sud-ouest, en partie parce qu'il est facilement accessible et de loin le plus médiatisé, et aussi parce qu'il est si magnifique et magnifique, avec juste la bonne combinaison de profondeur, largeur, longueur, couleur de roche et ambiant lumière qui fait de cette région un lieu prisé des photographes et des touristes du monde entier. Frais d'entrée entre 40h00 et 60h00

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Vue sur le barrage de Glen Canyon

Merveilleux et magnifique barrage à Page. Belle vue sur le Canyon et le lac Powell.

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Horseshoe Bend

1 mile hike trail, which is both uphill and downhill. After that you'll get close enough from the edge, if you can Lol - that is about 1,000 feet down - to a rock formation in the Colorado River. Horseshoe Bend is the top attraction in both the Lake Powell and Page-AZ areas.

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Antelope Canyon

90min tour through the Antelope Canyon with a certified Navajo guide to see red sandstone walls with corkscrew formations, illuminated by sunlight coming down into the slots, which are simply breathtaking. This colorful canyon is famously long and narrow with a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash floods flowing into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone which was then eroded by wind. Daylight penetrating through the narrow opening at the top creates different kinds of reflected light and colors. Antelope is the most visited slot canyon in the Southwest, partly because it is easily accessible and by far the most publicized, and also since it is so gorgeous and stunning, with just the right combination of depth, width, length, rock color and ambient light that makes this area a popular location for photographers and tourists from all the world. Entrance fee 50.00

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Horseshoe Bend

1 mile hike trail, which is both uphill and downhill. After that you'll get close enough from the edge, if you can Lol - that is about 1,000 feet down - to a rock formation in the Colorado River. Horseshoe Bend is the top attraction in both the Lake Powell and Page-AZ areas.

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Antelope Canyon

90min tour through the Antelope Canyon with a certified Navajo guide to see red sandstone walls with corkscrew formations, illuminated by sunlight coming down into the slots, which are simply breathtaking. This colorful canyon is famously long and narrow with a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash floods flowing into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone which was then eroded by wind. Daylight penetrating through the narrow opening at the top creates different kinds of reflected light and colors. Antelope is the most visited slot canyon in the Southwest, partly because it is easily accessible and by far the most publicized, and also since it is so gorgeous and stunning, with just the right combination of depth, width, length, rock color and ambient light that makes this area a popular location for photographers and tourists from all the world. Entrance fee 50.00

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Horseshoe Bend

1 mile hike trail, which is both uphill and downhill. After that you'll get close enough from the edge, if you can Lol - that is about 1,000 feet down - to a rock formation in the Colorado River. Horseshoe Bend is the top attraction in both the Lake Powell and Page-AZ areas.

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Antelope Canyon

90min tour through the Antelope Canyon with a certified Navajo guide to see red sandstone walls with corkscrew formations, illuminated by sunlight coming down into the slots, which are simply breathtaking. This colorful canyon is famously long and narrow with a walkable corridor at the bottom of the canyon floor. It was formed by flash floods flowing into the cracks of the Navajo sandstone which was then eroded by wind. Daylight penetrating through the narrow opening at the top creates different kinds of reflected light and colors. Antelope is the most visited slot canyon in the Southwest, partly because it is easily accessible and by far the most publicized, and also since it is so gorgeous and stunning, with just the right combination of depth, width, length, rock color and ambient light that makes this area a popular location for photographers and tourists from all the world. Entrance fee 50.00