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There are as many metaphors to describe what locals call 'down in the Buckskin' as there are people who have been there. I choose the word 'in' because you are literally inside the walls of the world's longest slot canyon. According to the Bureau of Land Management ('BLM') website, Buckskin Gulch is 16 miles long (around 26 km) from the Buckskin Trailhead to the Paria Canyon and over 500 feet (around 150m) deep at its confluence with the Paria River. There are places in the Buckskin where you are able to touch both canyon walls at the same time. Buckskin Gulch is a photographer's and hiker's Mecca. Every corner you turn is changing continuously; the cliffs are water-and-wind-sculpted patterns of colors, light and shadows. You may also marvel and puzzle at the meanings of the rock writings (petroglyphs) from the early Archaic period (some are as old as 9,000 years). It was voted one the top 10 hikes in the world by National Geographic Adventure Magazine a few years back.

Have you ever experienced taking photos while visiting a dream place? If you are visiting the Horseshoe Bend and you're looking for an original and fun experience, you'll love the idea of taking photos there! I know it's difficult to travel and take photos of yourself with good quality and find the best spots when you visit a place for the first time. For that reason I created this amazing experience. I want you to have a lovely memory with your loved ones or just you. I'm specialized in couple and family photography so I'll I guide you throughout the session to get natural and fun photos.

Grand Canyon South Rim Tour is always awe inspiring and scenic. In one day you could see what took millions of years to form what is one of the most majestic places on Earth.

Let your breath be taken away while taking in the views at Bryce Canyon. Visited yearly by 2 million people.

This tour will show you the many places that Harry Goulding envisioned for his early western movies. He brought Hollywood to Monument Valley putting it on the map. The sandstone towers located within the park range from heights of 400 to 1,000 feet.