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The visit to Navajo bridge was included as part of our trip to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon - Navajo bridge was by far the most complete and rewarding experience. Widely accepted as the bridge featured in the animated bridge scene of Toy Story this...More
This is an amazing place to visit, but it is not in Grand Canyon National Park. The bridge is located on US89A where it crosses the Colorado River at Marble Canyon- 128 miles from Grand Canyon Village on the south rim and about 85 miles...More
Heading from Page to Flagstaff was the perfect opportunity to make a detour to see one (well, actually two) of the area's engineering wonders. It isn't worthy of building an adventure around, but it is most impressive nonetheless.
Just south / 45 min. of Page & Horseshoe Bend & a great drive overseeing tableland views. The "ugly bridge " as described under poor review, was built intentionally to match the old bridge. Looking up & down the Colorado River gorge is exhilarating to...More
It is a long way to the bottom. There is a visitor's center on the north side. There are two bridges there. The historic one is next to the current and matches quite well, but the newer one can take larger traffic. The historic one...More
This is an old historic bridge worth the stop on our way to Page. The view along the bridge are great, it was very pleasant to walk along this bridge and contemplate the scenery. We were there around sunset and the canyon had a beautiful...More
On our way to Page, we took a side trip down to the Historic Navajo Bridge. This is not to be missed. The scenery on the drive to the bridge is wonderful The bridge give a great view of the river and a scenic backdrop...More
The views from the bridge were great as we walked the entire length. Unfortunately we did not get to see any California Condors as advertised. Also we were very disappointed that the Interpretive Center was not open. It was supposed to open at 9am and...More
We had been traveling a while and needed a bread when we arrived at the bridge. What a pleasant surprise. There were several Navajo vendors set up with beautiful jewelry. We walked across the bridge marveling at the river below and the bridge itself. The...More
We stopped at the Navajo Bridge in hopes of seeing a California Condor and were rewarded with 3 of them, a male, female and their full-grown chick born in the wild. For a bird-watcher this was a huge deal! I wish one of them had...More
