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 https://www.doi.gov/blog/13-things-
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Sight in national-park
 http://traveleering.com/horseshoe-
Arizona: The bend-colorado-river-tips-and-info/
Grand Canyon  https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/
coconino/recarea/?recid=55292
• The canyon has a depth  http://azjerome.com/jerome/ Arizona
of 6,093 feet. Sights
• Deep in the Grand
Canyon, there is a water
fall called Havasupai
Falls.

• More than 5 million

people visit each year.

• You can get an ariel

view of the canyon
without ever leaving the
ground.

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 Horseshoe Bend
• A bend in the Colorado River
in the shape of a horseshoe.
• Horseshoe Bend is only 5 miles
from the beginning of Grand
Canyon National Park.
• This is located in Page,
Devil’s Bridge Arizona.
• The formation was created over
• Devil’s Bridge Trail is
billions of years and was
located in Sedona, Arizona.
caused by the continual flow of
It is a 1.8 mile hike round-
water through they canyon’s
trip.
walls.
• It is the largest sandstone
arch in the Sedona area.
• There is a rock staircase at
the end when you finally
reach the bridge.
Jerome
• Jerome is an old copper
mining town. It is known as
the largest ghost town in
America.
• It is also known as America’s
most vertical city because it is
built off the side of a
mountain that has a 30 degree
incline.
• There are plaques all over the
buildings to tell facts about
which buildings were burned
in different fires that
occurred, and what the
building used to be.

• This hike progressively gets

more steep as you hike, but
it is worth the breath taking
view on the way.