Sightseeing & Activities Around Lake Powell

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• Lake Powell is located in the Glen Canyon
  National Recreation Area at the mouth of the
  Grand Canyon. The lake is breathtakingly
  beautiful with tall canyons, red rock formations,
  and sand dunes. Lake Powell offers visitors an
  abundance of recreational activities.

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• Rainbow Bridge is a massive natural arch of
  sandstone and has been preserved as Rainbow
  Bridge National Monument. It was carved over time
  by wind and water and stands as a reminder of the
  sculpting powers of erosion.
• Rainbow Bridge is only accessible by boat or a
  14-mile hike across Navajo Tribal land.

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• Glen Canyon Dam is an impressive display of
  engineering and construction. It was constructed
  for hydroelectric power generation, water
  storage, and to provide recreation opportunities.
  Without the dam, there would be no Lake Powell.

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• This geological formation showcases multicolored
  cliffs, plateaus, mesas, buttes, pinnacles, and
  canyons. Available scenic recreational activities
  include horseback riding, mountain biking,
  backpacking, camping, hunting, and fishing.

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• A plethora of hiking trails are available to
  explore, with scenery of waterfalls, rock
  formations, and natural arches. There are
  existing trails to follow as well as the
  opportunity to blaze new trails. To get to
  smaller canyons, a kayak or powerboat may be
  necessary.

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• Fishing on Lake Powell is on its own level of
  serenity and relaxation. There are many private
  coves for casting a fishing line. Since Lake
  Powell spans Utah and Arizona, a fishing license
  for both states is required. 

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• There are no fees to launch a kayak in Glen
  Canyon National Recreation Area, and all launch
  ramps are welcome to any kind of boat. Antelope
  Point and any of the beach camping areas offer
  easy launching points. 

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• While in the area, take advantage of visiting the
  Grand Canyon. The North Rim features a lodge and
  dining facilities in addition to camping sites
  along the edge of the canyon. There are many
  sightseeing and hiking opportunities throughout
  the Grand Canyon.

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• Papillon is the worlds oldest and largest
  sightseeing company with over 600,000 passengers
  enjoying tours of the Grand Canyon annually.
  There are over forty excursions available
  including the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Monument
  Valley, and Page/Lake Powell. Excursions extend
  beyond flight and include horseback riding,
  hiking, river rafting, and more.
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• Visit our website or call to book a tour.
• Website http//www.papillon.com/
• Phone [phone]

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Image Attributions
Slide 4 Glen Canyon Dam Photo by Alan
Stark https//flic.kr/p/6FuDhw https//creativecom
mons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ Slide 7 Lake
Powell Sunrise Photo By USFWS Mountain-Prairie
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rg/licenses/by/2.0/

• Slide 1
• Lake Powell
• Photo By Wolfgang Staudt
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• Glen Canyon Arizona
• Photo by Wolfgang Staudt
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