This was a stop heading to Page from the Grand Canyon Village. The views walking the bridge were amazing. You can be above the Colorado river without being in the river lol. We were soooo lucky to meet a man on the bridge who works for The Peregrine Fund who tracks and cares for the California Condors, the largest North American land bird. We saw a condor “chick” and momma bird just casually hanging out on the cliffs of the canyon. Besides being such an impressive location, learning about these magnificent birds was special.

The Navajo Bridge offers an inspiring view into the Canyon and looks down on the Colorado River as it passes under the bridge near the Vermillion Cliffs. We were able to also see and take some photos of some California Condors while visiting this interesting location. We'd like to visit again some day and spend more time thee. Pick your time wisely as the summer heat can get extreme.

Our GPS took us down a long scenic road, and we came upon this bridge by total accident. I'm so glad we did because the scenery here is breathtaking. It's free. You just park and walk out on the bridge and take some pictures. Be careful not to be out on the bridge during a lightning storm. It was raining slightly while we were there but thankfully no lightning.

Oh my stars! An absolute must visit. We drive an 8 and a half hour round trip and it was well worth it. Got to see the California Condors. Honestly a trip we will never forget.