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This is a panorama of the Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River near Page in Arizone. It’s taken shortly after noon and I used a pole with a heigth of approx. 10 feet (3.15 m) to get a more elevated viewpoint.
Horseshoe Bend of Colorado River in Arizona.
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The Goosenecks State park is located near Mexican Hat. It overlooks the meanders of the San Juan River which are approx 1,000 ft (335 m) deep.
Underneath the viewpoint of Goosenecks State Park in Utah.
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As we were driving around the main road of Monument Valley we also stopped at the North Window between Cly Butte and Elephant Butte. I just took a little walk to the north east. Then I was standing just north of Cly Butte, so this is the most dominant mesa. The Artists Point is located directly underneath the sun. In the opposite direction of the sun you can see Elephant Butte.
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The Moki Dugway is a section of the Utah state route 261. The winding road descends a height of approx. 335 m (1,100 ft) over a length of 4.8 km (3 miles).
Owachomo Bridge is one of the three natural bridges at the Natural Bridges National Monument. It spans 55 m (180 ft) and has a height of 32 m (106 ft). Sipapu Bridge and Kachina Bridge are even higher and span an even greater distance.
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The Double Arch consists of two single arches which share a common end. The arches are near one of the parking lots in the park which can also be seen in the panorama.
Standing inside Double Arch in Arches National Park
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The North and the South Window are two arches in the Great Arches National Park. The are located in the Windows Section of the park. We were hiking on the Window Loop, when I took this panorama.
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The trail to the Upper Delicate Arch Viewpoint starts at the same parking lot as the trail to the Lower Viewpoint. But the trail to the upper viewpoint is steeper and longer. But in return the view of Delicate Arch is much more spectacular than from the lower viewpoint. Especially when you stand near the cliff of the canyon.
Upper Delicate Arch Viewpoint in Utah.
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The Grand View Point Overlook in Canyonlands National Park is the starting point for a mile hike to the west which will lead you to the view which you can see here.
West of Grand View Point Overlook in Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
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Mesa Arch at sunrise is the motif of desire for every photographer, who likes to take pictures of sunrises. As we stayed in Moab we had to get up by 4 am to reach the arch 45 minutes before sunrise. But even then there were already three other guys waiting for the sunrise. Of course they had already set up their tripods… Bad luck for the other five guys who even reached there after us. The panorama was taken approximately five minutes before sunrise.
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