Horseshoe Bend in Arizona
June 15th, 2007 by Eduardo Manchón
Few days ago while browsing around Arizona in Panoramio I found Horseshoe Bend, one of those places where satellite and surface photos combine so good that you almost get the feeling being physically there, as you can see in the mini-panoramio below:
Horseshoe Bend is a meander of the Colorado River located near the town of Page, Arizona, in the United States. I didn’t found very much information about this place in the Wikipedia article, but I found some great shots (1, 2 and 3).
In the same area it is located the Antelope Canyon, where some breathtaking photos (1, 2 and 3) have been mapped. Definitively Arizona is full of interesting places.
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Colorado means “red” in the mexican language.
Amazing place!!
This place looks like a photographer’s haven.
Colorado means “red” in Spanish.
Instead of nice places, I would like to see information about the not so nice state
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Hermoso lugar! Tristemente para mí, la mayoría de las fotografías satelitales de mi país Costa Rica son algo peor que pésimas y no puedo disfrutar de detalles como los del presente comentario. Saludos. —– Beautiful place! Sadly for me that most of sat photos of my country (Costa Rica) are worst than bad and I can’t enjoy of precision views like those in present chat. Regards.
Hi! Arizona is fabulous! Go to Topock aka Golden Shores Arizona and see my photos!
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I beg to differ… Colorado does NOT mean Red in Spanish. Or Mexican. Or any other Latin-influenced language! It means colorful.
But that aside, I live in Page 2 miles from Horseshoe Bend and it’s phenomenal out here. If you have the chance to visit, do, because it’s only 3/4 of a mile to the rim and soooo worth it!
Wendy, I can 100% assure you that “colorado” means “red” in Spanish