Lees Ferry Attractions

Until the Navajo Bridge was constructed in 1929, Lees Ferry was the main crossing for the Colorado River. The ferry service was established in 1872 by a Mormon, John D. Lee.

Lees Ferry offers a starting point for adventurous river runners to launch their boats, trout fishing, backpacking, and hiking.

The scenery here is quite spectacular with red cliff walls along the roaring Colorado River.