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Cliffs on the Colorado River near Arches National Park - Morning Light

Cliffs on the Colorado River near Arches National Park - Morning Light

You head north from Moab, Utah, and then turn off to follow the river instead of entering Arches National Park. The road takes you past a stunning series of vi...
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You head north from Moab, Utah, and then turn off to follow the river instead of entering Arches National Park. The road takes you past a stunning series of vistas.
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