Marble Canyon is a section of the Colorado River canyon in northern Arizona, known for its polished limestone walls and diverse geology. The canyon is home to the endangered cactus Pediocactus bradyi and the critically endangered California Condor. Visitors can explore the canyon and enjoy its natural beauty, with the Navajo Bridge and Lee's Ferry being notable points of interest. The area is also rich in geological history, with the uppermost walls of the canyon composed of Kaibab Limestone, Toroweap Formation, and Coconino Sandstone
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Activities: We started our day at White Pocket. We walked over the sandstone formations and admired the colors in the sunlight. We were klettering over the Felsen, finding new ways through the labyrinth, and felt like little explorers. We took countless photos and videos. After three hours we went back
Highlights: We were all completely thrilled. We felt like we discovered a piece of earth that hardly anyone knows. It was a perfect mix of adventure, natural experience and family moment. It felt like a huge adventure playground that nature had created ✨