Glen Canyon National Recreation Area 
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Southwest of Canyonlands National Park, round the 185mi/300km long Lake Powell (formed by a dam on the Colorado River), is the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Here, in the middle of the desert, has been created an all-year-round leisure center which attracts large numbers of anglers and sailing and water sports enthusiasts. The massive dam is a tourist sight in itself.
The area features over 1.2 million acres stretching from Lees Ferry, Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah.
The area features over 1.2 million acres stretching from Lees Ferry, Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah.
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The Bi-centennial highway in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Lake Powell in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Rock walls of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Hite Overlook in Glen Canyon National Recreation.
Rocky landscape seen from the Hite Overlook, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
