Marble Canyon AZ - Navajo Bridge

Marble Canyon AZ Navajo Bridge. Along Highway 89A in Northern Arizona Is Marble Canyon AZ Navajo Bridge crosses the Colorado River and Just Past Marble Canyon is the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. Historic scenic place
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[@JerryEricsson]

Man I sure do love your videos. My late wife and I spent 3 winters down in that territory, we parked our 35 foot class A at Golden Shores Route 66 RV Park in Topock AZ and drove our towed all over the area. Your videos bring that all back. I lost the love of my life to cancer a year ago and the pain is still so very real, our RV sits in the back yard, the wheels sinking into my yard where there was once a garden, and I have been sitting in my Recliner day and night since our 51st wedding anniversary just 4 days before cancer took her from me. Thanks for taking me back to the most wonderful time of our lives.

[@steviejd5803]

Your words and obvious love for life have moved me. I feel your loss but for different reasons…I hope you find peace, all those beautiful memories are still there ❤️❤️

[@bobcook231]

Thank You !!! Driving With You as a Computer passenger is Wonderful !!! I have been there and it really is Beautiful . I drove my car over that older now walking only Bridge in the 80's . Thank You !!!!

[@joyouslily2982]

Great plan for future trips I love ❤️ Utah & Arizona

[@fabricegrard1001]

I was here in 2017, I'll be there in 2022! Thanx Russ, what a beautiful trip, kodak chrome trip

[@lagniappe7303]

Congratulations on 80K, Russ. Can't wait for all the Quartzsite videos. Thank you!

[@dannyphillips1956]

My brother and I went thru there at the end of April this year, absolutely beautiful.

[@lettydiaz1269]

Nice scenery and Marble Canyon, AZ looks beautiful.

[@gusgus2539]

You missed the best part. Lees Ferry with the original pioneer orchards, cabins, and cemetery. You can pick fruit from the trees. The launch location for all raft trips through the Grand Canyon is there. A great winter campground run by the Department of the Interior, and several sand beaches for kids and sandcastles. The Vermillion Cliffs were left and you should have turned right. Go back and see.

[@steveburns6628]

My wife and I drove through this area this past July. Pictures and videos are great, but don't do the beauty justice. Such a beautiful area.

[@stephanielong6879]

Thanks again for beautiful video! Encouraging me to get out and search for rose petal tea! Brings back another time& place...

[@robertjean659]

Thanks for another great drive. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

[@martinforrester8249]

I've travelled this route many times. When you drop off that escarpment, which gives amazing views, down to Bitter Springs, onto 89A. Travelling North towards the Navajo Bridge, the Echo cliffs are on your right. Over the Bridge, if you take a right, you go down to Lee's Ferry. There are amazing, huge hoodoos on this road. This is the place where river runners put in to travel down the river. On a rise overlooking the river is a campsite I have stayed at 4 times since 1992. Travelling back to 89A taking a right takes you alongside the Vermillian Cliffs. This road climbs to Jacob Lake where you can get refreshments before travelling 50 miles South, down to the North Rim of Grand Canyon. Such a magical area. Oldtimer Englishman from Shropshire who last travelled this route in 2012, sadly that will be my last time.

[@gregprince2523]

The memories tho of that beautiful area makes your face smile and heart warm eh!

[@RobertJohnsonG0GFC]

like yourself my wife and I have travelled that route a few times (last in 2008) and never tire from the views. We usually stop at Lee's ferry to have a picnic and watch the rafters. Over the years we must have spent a couple of months exploring the area and now we are retired when and if covid allows we will go back and spend even longer exploring some more. An oldtimer Englishman from Staffordshire.

[@steviejd5803]

@@RobertJohnsonG0GFC Hi Robert, great insight and advice, thank you. As a fellow Englishman that loves America and particularly Arizona and Utah, please may I ask a question? We are hoping to be in this area in late May 2022, any idea what the weather will be like? We’re going either way, just wondering if you have any advice. Thanks again. 🇺🇸🌵🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@RobertJohnsonG0GFC]

@@steviejd5803 Hi We've never been as late as May/June usually March/April as it can get quite hot by then, Its hot enough for us earlier and i have a vague memory that you get thunderstorms that can cause flash floods around the canyons. Have been as late as thanksgiving (November) still warm enough for exploring during the day but can get very cold at night. Snow on the red rocks makes it magical. Make sure to visit as many national parks as you can and look to buy an annual pass in the first one as it usually works out cheaper in the long run but you probably know that. Have a great trip, not envious at all, our next trip is on hold due to health issues.

[@rickcrippen5180]

Historic history is the best kinda history. That’s for sure!

[@deborahlewis5964]

Absolutely breathtaking!!!

[@larryingerson8357]

We went through marble canyon years ago. Maybe it’s time to go back. Beautiful county.

[@lindamartin2045]

Yes, you were there on perfect day.👍🎶🤗😳😷👍. Picture calendar beautiful. Lovely music. Thank you.

[@vanessaboman8143]

Beautiful country! My favourite state! Loved travelling that route.

[@coolbuffdad]

My new favorite KZbin channel

[@ramontoro]

Hello from Puerto Rico , last week I was in that area , Arches , canyon lands , Moab , Page , Navajo Bridge etc etc , Montezuma Castle, then go to Phoenix, and Tombstone, all that area is amazing, I will come back with more time, thanks Russ for your excellent job and videos

[@ramontoro]

And Monument Valley we stay in the Navajo The View Hotel , excellent the ride inside the monument valley, then we go to Moki Daugway , wow , Mexican Hat etc

[@nooksandcrannies9871]

You have given me so many spot to add to my future travel list. Great video!

[@skyebird3933]

Wow! Is there no end to the gorgeous scenery in AZ. Thank you again. 😊

[@xstanadu]

Amazing & Awesome footage from drone and more ~~~ thank you for sharing a piece of your wonderful journey through northern Arizona / Utah ~~ such beautiful territory ! I love Arizona ⭐️🌵

[@margreetanceaux3906]

Thanks again, for bringing back the best of memories! Stayed there in the Marble Canyon Lodge, and remember the utter darkness of the area, and therefore the breathtaking view of the Milky Way.

[@talldude5841]

Stunning. So beautiful and I don't have to leave my living room. Hey, you want fall colors, you should see my area right now in rural central Ohio. No marble canyons tho. Thanks again Russ.

[@thelmahenriques6454]

I just spent two weeks in Holmes County. Saw some fantastic color.

[@gregoryschafer671]

I have traveled this road so many times I could drive it in my sleep I think. Was the preferred and shorter route between my former home area in Arizona to where I now have called home in Utah for thirty years. Enjoy your videos sir.

[@gregprince2523]

Russ, the contrast of that blue blue sky against those red white Mesa's are just spectacular!! Great vids!

[@juliebradford2999]

Ya'at'eeh = all is well. Thanks for Sharing ,beautiful...nizhoniful... .

[@loririce1481]

Good morning Russ enjoy your day and be safe out there with your travels from quartzite

[@RVFreeDa]

I’m coming back in the spring as soon as I can. Your videos inspire me so! Thanks!

[@billharris7235]

Drove over the old bridge back in the late 80's on a very windy day. Very narrow and unnerving! The Vermillion Cliffs are magical at sunset.

[@ChardonSnow50]

Me too, it's not the way I remember it at all.. I remember big boulders that were not that far from the road. I didn't recognize anyplace that would have been..

[@richardbrown3976]

I was born in Arizona I've lived here 53 years never been to the Grand Canyon watching this I'm going to go next summer

[@r.a.bishop1724]

I took this drive in October of 2017. AWSOME !!! As you keep driving on toward Kanab there are about 3 massive Boulders scattered along the way on the right side of the road. ABSOLUTELY UN-REAL !!! I am sure that these are some of the same boulders that the "Coyote " used to try to kill the "Roadrunner " in the cartoons. Make sure you make it up to Bryce Canyon. Enjoy the ride !

[@SherryAustinMcginley]

The trip was absolutely beautiful! 🍁

[@desertrose9499]

Beautiful!!!! Never been there. Can't wait for my next road trip. Thanks Russ for all you do!!! We really enjoy your videos.

[@NenadKralj]

I find your videos so relaxing (I'm enjoying watching them at morning w/ cup of café) 😊

[@nicholas7753]

Awesome Russ!

[@denisewittman975]

You do a great job. I got a van and I'm hitting the road soon. You are my guide. Thanks.

[@turquoisebb3582]

Thanks for the views and scenery just spectacular!!!!

[@jonny32820]

Thanks for the upload,enjoy your channel. Greetings from the Netherlands.🇳🇱

[@yawndave]

I was wondering if you'd get around to visiting Marble Canyon on this trip...and what do you know, yay, you made it! I'm surprised that you didn't see any Condors while you were there. They were flying over the bridge only a few feet over people's heads when I was there in May. Next time you're in the area take the short drive out to Lees Ferry--it's one of my favorite spots in the southwest. I love being able to stick my feet in the river at the beach there and just stare up at the red rock canyon wall with Colorado River rolling past. .

[@joemanpjg]

Definitely stop at Lees Ferry, gorgeous view of the Colorado river at ground level. This is where they meet to raft down to the Grand Canyon and also where the float trip out of page ends and the bus is waiting for you on your return trip back to Page. Awesome photos we captured of the people getting into their rafts for the wild ride down to the Grand Canyon..Gorgeous scenery here. Your video is AWESOME and love the way you take your time on this wonderful leg of your trip.

[@vanvorst1999]

Nice trip over the Navajo Bridge but disappointed you didn't drive further up onto the cliffs.

[@christopherflynn7986]

I've been here! Loved the ancient waterfall and riverbed just to the side of the foot bridge.

[@Expressionistix]

Vermillion Cliffs are one of my favorite parts of Arizona. It’s not that busy and the sunsets on the cliffs are absolutely amazing.

[@henrywardell4635]

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[@RobertJohnsonG0GFC]

Agreed, made a special effort to be there at sunset one trip and still look at the pictures

[@richardrogers2110]

Nice to see you made it to Navajo Bridge and Marble Canyon. Next year, if you do make it back to the area, be sure to include Lee's Ferry in your itinerary. You wondered where people used to cross the river before the bridge. Well, it was at Lee's Ferry, just a few miles upstream from where the bridge is today. It's worth the trip to check it out. I was hoping you were going to stop by on this episode. Today Lee's Ferry is where Grand Canyon river rafters put in. You can get right up to the river's edge. It's mind boggling when you're standing on the bridge with the sheer canyon walls and the river far below to realize that just a couple miles upstream you can actually walk with ease right to the river's edge.

[@homersdada]

🍁🍂🍂🍂🍂🍂🍁🍁🍁Fall Colors!!!!!

[@oootandaboot9431]

I will be on the same road this time next year… Fantastic quality… Thanks Karl (Scotland)

[@tomthatcher7757]

WOW. BEAUTIFUL 😍 THANKS 😊

[@dontmissthelittlethings]

Amazing footage. Super video!

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

Early crew! Great to see you Russ!

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

🙋‍♀️Hello Russ! What a nice surprise that was! It was a really nice day to take a ride & see the Marble Canyon, the Vermillion Cliffs, & enjoy seeing the beautiful yellow fall leaves. 😊

[@henrywardell4635]

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[@Frater_I.O.]

I have been through there a few times, even continuing into the North Rim of the Grand Canyon (mush prettier than the South Rim) and Utah. I love the Vermillion Cliffs, especially during mild weather after some rain fall.

[@MrBigChris620]

NEW SUBSCRIBER! we love your videos! Thank you so much!

[@lvglen]

Heck, Russ, if you wanted to see fall colors, you should have kept going up 89-A to Jacob Lake, the turn off to the North Rim. That's only 40 miles or so from the Marble Canyon Inn, and then you're only another 44 miles down to the North Rim itself. Plus, that drive along the foot of the cliffs is pretty spectacular. And, you were pondering how they crossed the river before the bridge was built. The answer is Lee's Ferry. It's a shame you didn't make the short 5-mile drive down to the river to see the view from the river's edge there.

[@thomascraig2732]

Great video. I was a little worried after that epic trip that you could not top it but you proved me wrong. Can't wait for more. Thanks

[@kimfrommn7162]

Beautiful! Thank You! 😊

[@jerryphillips7330]

Up on those cliffs is the Wave, Buckskin Gulch , White Pockets, Coyote Butte South and Wire Pass. They are located between 89A and 89 that runs from Page to Kanab. If you hike in the Buckskin Gulch slot canyon ( Longest slot canyon in the world) from the Wave south you end up at Lee's Ferry.

[@martinforrester8249]

You can but it takes nearly two weeks to accomplish, watching out for quicksand and flash floods if you choose the wrong time of the year to hike it, so beware !

[@russpost2557]

89 a is a beautiful but surprising road from flagstaff to utah ... just beautiful

[@henrywardell4635]

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[@karenclabaugh5416]

89a & 89 is such a gorgeous drive! We came from Zion going north . I missed the Vermillion Cliff monuement sx. But he cliffs were along the hwy anyway.

[@davec9244]

Lee Ferry is A must !!! I was last there in 2000 at the bridge , saw Calf. Condors hanging around cliffs? I understand they were moved to captivity about then IN danged Spices ,. hope they come back it was a sight to see them floating in mid air only feet from me !!

[@ronaldclark2624]

Nice, Thank you! Ron USA

[@paulg6268]

Driven past the bridge a few times....never stopped.

[@shastafog2516]

Did the 89A back road last summer. Very exciting. The camera never captures how deep these canyons are. SCARY 😳

[@Photoncraft]

Argree. When I visit Horse Shoe Bend, I realized that the perspective of depth can only felt with Eyes only.

[@barbmack7098]

Fabulous scenery .... great to be along for the ride!!

[@johnlenart597]

Glad you took us on 89A. Had to bypass the area because of sleeting rain-only 1 bridge then. No heater on 2 wheels back then. Putting snow plow on J.D. tomorrow!! Quartzite looking good right now. LOL. Awaiting further videos.🥶❄☃️ 🙋‍♂️

[@surfdetective]

Thanks for driving

[@joemontainsm7635]

Beautiful road!!

[@lindahoudek9855]

Beautiful drive! Great drone footage! I'm surprise that you found a tree with fall colors. Thanks Russ!

[@stephenbrown3763]

Hey Russ!!! "BEAUTIFUL"!!! "AREA"!!! Be Safe!!!

[@hungryjack9774]

They sure were busy spraying that pretty blue shy that day.

[@jburnett8152]

Perfect day for a RVer video. So georgous. Just wow. I liked the fall colors also. Lee's ferry use to be where the rafters and kayaks would set in for the canyon. 🌞

[@lvglen]

It still is.

[@JohnsonWhat28]

Fished at Lee's Ferry many times. Great place and that's where the raft trips start. Great video, thanks!

[@Julie-gr1nf]

Yikes!! I'm excited to see the Grand Canyon!!! The sky is so blue next to the red mountains... so beautiful!! Stay safe!! :)

[@beckyascher4115]

Can't wait to see your video on the north rim

[@missvicky6601]

Road trip !!! beautiful! ❤️

[@jeffsten1]

We were there April 2021. There were California Condors living under the bridge

[@martinforrester8249]

???????.

[@whitewolf2as]

So beautiful!!!

[@henrywardell4635]

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[@toddmccowen8206]

that's me cant stop , i'll come back and spent more time lol i like driving and looking .you do good work luv the video's -saves me gas ha .

[@miajoe4259]

Russ back in 1864-1929 the old bridge was opened John d lee ran a ferry just up the road to the right 5 to 6 miles is how they crossed the colorado

[@dj33036]

Kind of a shame you didn't drive up towards Lee's Ferry. The scenery it beautiful and there's an interesting area of balance rocks that"s right off the side of the highway. Also it would have been a perfect time to visit the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, very few people and the fall colors while driving through the forest is breathtaking.

[@RVingwithG]

Hi Russ fun times

[@lauriebragg7828]

Vermillion Cliffs are beautiful! And that must have been a cottonwood tree.

[@mercedese5507]

Look at blue sky Kodak chem trail moments lol wow.

[@everintransit4240]

So good.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Here's the thing. Way back in 1993, I drove both ways on Hwy 89 yet didn't travel the road to Marble Canyon. Years later, looking at the map, this was one of the places I regret not travelling to. The other great place was the Arches National Monument. Yet, today, Russ has taken me to Marble Canyon. Thank you, Russ. It's greatly appreciated. ( * He took me to the Arches Nat Monument a few months ago.)

[@lvglen]

Arches is a National Park now, not a Monument. Has been since 1929.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@lvglen I stand corrected.

[@loririce1481]

So beautiful

[@hcrffi]

👍👍 Little upstream from Navajo Bridge in Marble Canyon at Lees Ferry is the starting point for the ultimate Colorado River Rafting that goes through the full length of the Grand Canyon which ends at Pearce Ferry by Lake Mead. It takes 10 days on the motorized raft and 18 days for non motorized raft.

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Another awesome video

[@petepeterson4540]

Good Day to RVerTV

[@gewamser]

Great drive Russ!!!

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

Great video! Beautiful scenery Russ! I know you couldn't have done it this time, because it is closed, but sometime, maybe next year I would love to see you cover the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and the Kaibab Plateau.

[@birdman5223]

Good stuff Mr Russ

[@rebeccasteckelberg9758]

We went across old bridge

[@AmericanWanderers]

The way they crossed the Colorado was at the Lee's Ferry, run by John Lee IIRC. He was theoretically wanted for participating in the Mountain Meadow Massacre and eventually was hung I think. But he hide in plain sight for years running the Ferry. Drive down to the campground and you'll see how they got across

[@michaelsonleitner5724]

Thank you again Russ, another fun video. Long ago drove 89A to North Rim of Grand Canyon only to find out they weren’t open yet! LOL Didn’t even remember seeing these sites … tunnel vision I guess. Continued Safe Travels!

[@tomthatcher7757]

I've been to the North Rim. You will see buffalo before you go in. Quite the site.

[@susanboatman7913]

Arizona has absolutely gorgeous scenery 😍. I once thought about moving to Arizona.

[@panderson9561]

I would move there tomorrow if I could. The area from like Flagstaff to Phoenix is the best place IMO.

[@bethc5663]

Oh...you stopped just short of the best view of the Cliffs past the sign. The odd shaped rocks to the side of the road, some look like petrified dinosaur skulls. Oh, and Lee's Ferry and Horseshoe Bend too...

[@timbursell2333]

Great camera resolution

[@charlesbee8740]

Lee's Very is where the travelers crossed the Colorado back in the 1800s. You can get right to the river there.