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Glen Canyon/Lees Ferry
Glen Canyon Lees Ferry Marble Canyon is a scenic area located in northern Arizona, near the Utah border. It is part of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and is known for its stunning views of the Colorado River, the Vermilion Cliffs, and the Navajo Bridge. The area is popular for fishing, boating, and camping, as well as for its many hiking trails. The area is also home to the Lees Ferry Historic District, which includes the Lees Ferry Campground, the Lees Ferry Visitor Center, and the Lees Ferry Boat Launch. The area is also home to the Navajo Bridge, which is the only bridge across the Colorado River in the area.
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User Reviews
Shari Smith
There is a fee to get into the National Park. The boat ramp is very large for several vehicles & trailers. The campground is very open, has several pull-thru sites. Clean, modern bathrooms. No shower, No water or electrical hook up. You can swim in the river. You can visit the Lonely Dell Ranch.
Suzanne Jones
Nice piece of history right on the banks f the Colorado River. There are buildings, beautiful cliffs and an old homestead. Bring lots of water!
ROBBIE ALLEN
The ranch was interesting. Vehicle access was overly restricted. We have a lifetime pass but the keosk was very confusing and we paid another unnecessary $30.00. Ranch needed more parking. narratives around the crossing were vague and non descriptive. Were more for the tree huggers than historians.
Terri
We were traveling through and was recommended to see lees ferry so we did a quick detour and did the loop. It was so beautiful! I highly recommend if your passing through Navajo bridges in north west Arizona to stop and see the Colorado river . They also have rafting .
Josh
There are a few different activities to enjoy here. I went on a gorgeous hike with switchbacks giving you great views of colorful rocks and your own horseshoe bend as you ascend and reach the summit. Skip the touristy crowds and go here instead.