The Navajo Bridge crosses the Colorado River at Marble Canyon.  It is important for a couple of reasons.  First, it is the official start of the Grand Canyon.  Second, this bridge allows for one of only 7 land crossings of the Colorado River for over 750 miles.  There are actually two bridges next to each other.  The smaller one was completed in 1929, but now serves as a pedestrian bridge.  The second, larger bridge, now handles all of the auto traffic and was completed in 1995.

AND INTO THE REC AREA....

ON TO LAKE POWELL....