After my wonderful trip to the Grand Canyon, we drove to Page, Arizona, to visit the gorgeous Glen Canyon. My family and I took a boat tour of Glen Canyon on the Colorado River.
The color and shape of the canyon walls were absolutely spectacular, because they were so red and smooth. It looked so much like a painting. Traveling through Glen Canyon felt like being in a miniature version of Grand Canyon.
(Smooth and red canyon walls)
Our boat was big, blue, and made out of rubber. It held lots of people as you can see in the picture below. Sitting on the boat, felt like I was sitting on a yoga exercise ball. Our guide, T. J., was very entertaining. He told a lot of hilarious jokes, interesting stories, and relevant historical facts. He even played his Navajo flute, and I almost fell asleep to the relaxing Native American music.
(Our river raft on the Colorado River)
Later on, we stopped at a little river bank to eat our lunches. We were allowed to see some petroglyphs (also called rock engravings) made by Native Americans many hundreds of years ago.
(Me going to see the petroglyphs)
To me the petroglyphs looked like drawings of goats on a trail. I was able to stand really close to the carvings, but not close enough to touch them. They do this to protect them from getting damaged.
(These are the petroglyphs)
My favorite part of going to Arizona was going to Glenn Canyon and seeing the petroglyphs, because I was able to learn a lot and had fun at the same time.
Have you ever been on a boat tour, if so where have you been?
Have you ever visited Glenn Canyon, if so have you seen the petroglyphs?