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San Francisco is rich in natural beauty and social history; this picturesque city has been a hub for popular culture and tourism since the California Gold Rush in 1848. Beyond the ever popular museums and shopping, San Francisco offers…
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Located on the border of Utah and Arizona, Lake Powell is a mecca for boaters, waterskiers, campers and hikers. There is also a rich history at Lake Powell, and curious travelers will find plenty of information (and perhaps a few tall…
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Lake Powell is a man-made reservoir created by the Glen Canyon Dam. The lake is at the border between Arizona and Utah and helps provide freshwater from the Colorado River to many communities. There is excellent fishing in Lake Powell.…
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Located in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on the Utah/Arizona border, Lake Powell is one of the nation's most scenic and versatile lakes. With its painted desert landscape and warm waters, Lake Powell is a mecca for tourists…
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The United States is a large place, with many diverse areas and ecosystems, giving families a seemingly endless amount of vacation options. Families can literally do anything they want, from visiting a theme park with simulated nature…
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Most people who visit Lake Powell camp on their air-conditioned houseboats and cabin cruisers. More adventurous folks hit the beaches with tents and sleeping bags. Either way, the rules are the same.
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Lake Powell, with its 1,960 miles of shoreline, straddles the Arizona-Utah border. Located within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Center, the 186-mile long lake offers sweeping scenic vistas and over 90 canyons to explore.
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Lake Powell is one of the biggest artificial reservoirs in the entire United States (following only Lake Mead in Arizona and Nevada). Lake Powell is on the border of Arizona and Utah, and runs along the Colorado River. It is a popular…
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As the gateway to the Glen Canyon National Recreation area, Page, Arizona is famous for panoramic vistas and an array of accessible land and water adventures. Highlighting a mild desert climate, Page's outdoor playground is open year-r…
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With 31 state parks as of 2009 and world class fishing, the Grand Canyon and even skiing, Arizona is a diverse playground for outdoors enthusiasts. There a several major highways throughout the state to help carry you to you next adven…
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Shonto, Arizona is a small town of about 600 people located 60 miles south of Glen Canyon National Park in Utah. For outdoor enthusiasts, this area is home to many national parks, scenic views, ancient ruins and monuments. Besides Glen…
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Hanksville, Utah is a small town, located in the southeast section of Utah. There are many places you can visit in Hanksville from Glen Canyon to the natural bridges to the Hanksville Dinosaur Quarry. You may also want to hike in the C…
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Located in northern Arizona, Page has ample recreational opportunities. The town is located next to Lake Powell, and the Grand Canyon National Park is within a 4-hour drive. Lake Powell is popular for boating, camping, fishing and swim…
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Kanab is a small town in south-central Utah, 7 miles north of the Arizona border. It is west of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and north of Kaibab National Forest in Arizona and a popular stopping point for people visiting Zi…
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Home to five national parks and a number of national monuments, recreation areas and BLM lands, southern Utah is one of the most open, desolate places in the Lower 48. There are miles of hiking and backpacking routes through this rugge…
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