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Canyon de Chelly

Southwest,  USA

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Walkopedia rating84
(Top 100)
Beauty
30
Natural interest
 14
Human interest
 12
Charisma
 28
Negative points
 (0)
Total rating
 84

 Vital statistics

Length:
3hrs
Maximum Altitude: Not high
Level of Difficulty: Moderate

Key information: Canyon de Chelly

  • Sheer, water-smoothed red sandstone walls drop several hundred feet to the flat, gravely bottom of this exquisite Arizona canyon.
  • The White House Trail winds down a jumbled side valley to its special glory, an ancient pueblo of the Anasazi civilisation perched on a high ledge in the canyon wall.


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