Today's five-hour drive starts
The road ahead...
This formation looks
like a beached yacht...
... a giant yacht
We turn onto
I take pictures of the
changing landscape.
Summit
5,690 Feet
There's a lot of geologic change in this region.
Towers "wearing"
Welcome to Arizona
Turning onto US Route 89
South in Bitter Springs.
near Cameron
The parking lot at Glen Canyon
Dam doesn't have room for
our motorhome & tow car.
The dam created Lake Powell.
The river below the dam
Elevation
6,000 Feet
Watch For Rocks
6% Grade
Next 4 Miles
Navajos sell jewelry &
souvenirs at an overlook.
I like the tilted top of
this formation.
Driving Arizona State Route
Memorial Highway
Fees Required
The sign at the entry to the Tribal Park said, "No Fees." Let's stop.
The Canyon is very worn & deep.
National Park sign
Prescribed Burn Ahead
Eric & reminisce about our time in Ocala National Forest during a planned burn.
We follow the signs
to the Campgrounds.
Registering at
I spotted this Elk & took
this picture as the windshield
wipers cleared rain drops.
This campground has full hookups - electric, water, and sewer. The campsites are 50 feet long to accommodate larger RVs.
This campsite is huge!
Eric in front of our 2004
Site. J 62.
The voltage is very
good here.
Tomorrow we go to the South Rim to see the Grand Canyon.
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