We drove here from Lake Powell. It was a nice little drive. Took us about an hour to get here... read more
We drove here from Lake Powell. It was a nice little drive. Took us about an hour to get here... read more
It was a treat to stand over the Colorado River and look down below after having stood so high... read more
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We drove here from Lake Powell. It was a nice little drive. Took us about an hour to get here. Well worth the trip! They have a visitor's center and bathrooms. There were also little booths to buy Navajo jewelry and such. They had a...More
It was a treat to stand over the Colorado River and look down below after having stood so high above!
Magnificent views! Group was tracking condors when we visited. Telescopes to view DAD on nest and Mom nearby on bridge. Excellant photo opportunity!
The 2 bridges crossing the canyon over the colorado river was a welcome stop to stretch our legs and let the kids run free. A great spot for a photo opportunity and we were lucky enough to see a condor sitting on the arch under...More
If you're driving into Page, you can take the direct route or loop around and see the Navajo Bridges. It's worth the short detour to see them. The view of the Colorado is beautiful and there were condors under the bridge. There's some history to...More
Not a must see unless you are exploring in that area. This is a pedestrian bridge that you can walk across. There is parking on each side of the bridge. It is not a long bridge. The Indians sell jewerly and trinkits near the parking...More
We stopped by the bridge as we were heading from Zion to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Such a beautiful view. The entire area is gorgeous. Hit the roads and take it all in.
Pedestrian bridge over the Colorado River in Marble Canyon section on Highway 89A. There is a small ranger station on the western side of the bridge and a small market place on the east selling Navajo jewelry. Built in 1927-28 the bridge stands some 467...More
A beautiful stop on way to North Rim. The whole drive is in this area is gorgeous. Has bathrooms, pedestrian bridge. Saw 2 California condors sitting on bridge supports.
The walk out onto the Navajo Bridge offers fine views of the Colorado River before it gets to the Grand Canyon. Condors are said to frequent the area but none were to be seen while we were there. The second and currently used bridge partially...More
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