The Little Colorado River (Hopi: Paayu) is a tributary of the Colorado River in the U.S. state of Arizona, [2] providing the principal drainage from the Painted Desert region. Together with its …

The Little Colorado River in northern Arizona forms a deep, narrow gorge across the Navajo Indian Reservation, joining the Colorado in the middle of the Grand Canyon; viewed by …

Between Cameron, Arizona, on the Navajo Nation, and its confluence with the Colorado River deep in the Grand Canyon, the Little Colorado River drops thousands of feet, cutting a narrow …

When the Little Colorado River (LCR) is not in flood stage, this milky blue stream contrasts dramatically with the green-brown waters of the larger Colorado River.

The Little Colorado River Gorge is a breathtaking natural wonder located within the Navajo Nation. Explore the stunning beauty of this gorge & destination.

The Little Colorado River is 300 miles long; it begins in the White Mountains in central Arizona and reaches the Colorado River. During its course, near Flagstaff, it forms fascinating …

The Little Colorado River (aka LCR) is the largest tributary to the Colorado River within Grand Canyon. Almost 340 miles long, the Little Colorado stretches through Arizona across the …

Ancient Hopi route that descends a rugged, remote side canyon to the beautiful lower gorge of the Little Colorado River, filled with brilliant turquoise water. Close by is Big Canyon, containing an …

Turquoise or red, dry or flowing, the Little Colorado River gives life to plants, animals, and people in the Southwest. Indigenous peoples have forever lived along the Little Colorado River.

The Little Colorado River supports an incredible diversity of streamside habitats, from alpine, to grasslands, to deserts. Apache trout thrive in the clear, cool mountain waters, while …