This center on the west bank of the Colorado River has good background information on the region and the historic bridge. Look up – California condors are often spotted overhead – and look down, too, to possibly catch a view of rafting groups who've recently left nearby Lees Ferry on the start of their river journey through the Grand Canyon.
Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center
Grand Canyon Region
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Nearby Grand Canyon Region attractions
1. Historic Lees Ferry & Lonely Dell Ranch
4.15 MILES
Lees Ferry was the site of the region's original ferry crossing, and of Charles Spencer’s 1910 effort to extract gold from the surrounding hills. Today it…
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4. Navajo Village Heritage Center
11.76 MILES
The Grand Tour at this Navajo center offers a look at Navajo dwellings, a rug-weaving presentation and traditional Navajo storytelling, dancing and…
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In 1869 one-armed John Wesley Powell led the first Colorado River expedition through the Grand Canyon. This small museum displays memorabilia of early…
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