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The human response to nature's wonders is often enlightening and always memorable. It's also timeless.
Those who stand today on the Brink of the Upper Falls in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone National Park no doubt feel much as N. P. Langford did in 1870 — delighted, invigorated and overwhelmed. Likewise, who could fish the Bighorn River—wade in the shadow of sheer 1,000 foot cliffs—and not feel nature's grandeur?
The camper may never say it, the fishermen never write it down; the hiker may only pause to think it and then climb on, but still the lesson is learned. When confronted with nature's beauty somehow we know without a doubt that a blade of grass is as marvelous as a star and that the life which quickens the trout electrifies us, too. Trees and lakes and mountainsides are more than fit subjects for postcards. They're our gateway to a universe that's around us and within us.
Where better to interact with nature's wonders than the unique canyons that harbor lakes and rivers? Stand on Wyoming's Point Sublime, watch Yellowstone cataract into the Grand Canyon, and know its enormity and power. Laze away the afternoon on a grassy riverbank in Colorado's Echo Canyon Reservoir and ponder nature's immutable grace. Canyon Lakes reviews and describes not only these unique locales, but many more within the United States. Give yourself up to overwhelming beauty. See the world's most splendid canyons and canyon lakes — first on the screen, and then... in person.
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Resources
- Campgrounds - hand picked campgrounds in the canyon areas.
- Reviews - recent lake reviews by our users.
- Fishing - find fishing reports, fishing charters etc.