Marble canyon

Marble Canyon is a historic stop on a drive from Utah to Arizona over the Navajo Bridge with the emerald green Colorado River flowing beneath.

Marble Canyon is a tiny populated place in Coconino County, Arizona, on US Route 89A, about 12 miles southwest of Page, at the Navajo Bridge.

The year-round easy very scenic 1.6 km return Marble Canyon hike rewards with breathtaking canyon views and of Tokumm Creek swirling below.

Navajo Bridge crossing the Colorado River at Marble Canyon in Northern AZ

Marble Canyon is a fantastic stop-off in Kootenay National Park. It's a short walk along a spectacular gorge with bright blue water, up to a waterfall.

Navajo Bridge in Arizona spans the Colorado River near Lees Ferry, offering stunning views of Marble Canyon. Comprised of two parallel bridges, one for...

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The park is set amidst towering cliffs of coloured limestone, and encompasses Turquoise, Crown and Pavilion Lakes. Campsites are situated in open forest on the lakeshore of Crown across lake from waterfall. The beach is gradual and safe even for small children. Rock-climbing, hiking, scuba diving, fishing and wildlife viewing are popular. May – September.

Lees Ferry & Marble Canyon are an easy RV side trip from Arizona's Vermillion Cliffs Scenic Byway where the Paria River meets the Colorado!