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The Rio Grande River originates in the San Juan Mountains of south-central Colorado. It flows 1,896 miles through Colorado, New Mexico and Texas where it is the international border between the United States and Mexico. It eventually empties into the Gulf of Mexico. In northern New Mexico the river flows 50 miles through a tectonic chasm known as the Rio Grande Gorge. In 2013 the gorge and 242,500 acres of surrounding land was designated as the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. This fall scene was photographed in the gorge south of Taos, New Mexico, USA.

Stunning sunrise at Overlook Point near Bandelier, NM

Aerial shot of Palisade, a small town in Mesa County, Colorado, on a clear day in Fall.

magnificent views of the Rio Grande at White Rock Overlook Park, Los Alamos, New Mexico

The famous offroad Shafer trail in the canyon near Moab, reaching Canyonland National park, Utah. View on the Colorado river

Yakima Canyon with light flare effect from above in sunset time. Railway and Yakima river are far below. State of Washington, USA

A bend in the Rio Chama near Abiquiu, New Mexico

Colorado river and cliffs near Lee's Ferry Arizona

Abiquiu, NM: Overlooking the Rio Chama in autumn. Abiquiu, 50 miles north of Santa Fe, was home to Georgia O’Keeffe; she painted this landscape.

Grandstaff Campground along the Colorado River near Moab, Utah

Dynamic Locations in Winter in Western Colorado Outdoors Horizon Scenery Variety with Vibrant Blue Skies and Beautiful Cloudscapes (Shot with Canon 5DS 50.6mp photos professionally retouched - Lightroom / Photoshop - original size 5792 x 8688 and Mavic Air II Drone original size 4887 x 8668 downsampled as needed for clarity and select focus used for dramatic effect)

Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado and Utah in the spring

Stock photograph of the Rio Grande river from the White Rock Overlook at Los Alamos, near Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

These photos of Canyonlands National Park in Utah capture the vast, rugged beauty of this remarkable landscape. The images highlight the park's intricate network of canyons, mesas, and buttes carved by the Colorado and Green Rivers. The dramatic contrasts between the deep, shadowed canyons and the sunlit, towering rock formations create a breathtaking and almost otherworldly scene. Some photos showcase iconic viewpoints like Grand View Point, offering sweeping panoramas of the endless canyons and plateaus stretching to the horizon. Others reveal the unique geological features of the park, such as the Maze's labyrinthine rock formations and the Island in the Sky's sheer cliff edges. The vibrant reds, oranges, and browns of the sandstone formations are particularly striking against the clear blue sky. These images beautifully convey the raw, untamed beauty of Canyonlands National Park, illustrating its vastness and the awe-inspiring power of natural erosion and time.

aerial view of Green River flowing below town of Green River in Utah

Colorado River and Fisher Towers Rock Formations along Scenic Route 128 near Moab, Utah

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Aerial shot of Colorado River running through Palisade, a small town in Mesa County, Colorado, on a clear day in Fall.

Los Alamos, NM: View Toward Santa Fe, Rio Grande River

Cody South Dakota Summer Landscape at Paul Stock Nature Trail over the Shoshone River with the views of Rattlesnake and Cedar Mountains in Park County

Scenic outlook over green river valley

Overlook of a bend in the Buffalo River near Gilbert, Arkansas, USA, from atop Red Bluff.

Downstream view of the lazily flowing waters of the Colorado River in Narrow Canyon at Hite Crossing in Utah.

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East Fork Sevier River in Utah

Monument Valley from 11000 feet Above,USA.

Amazing horseshoe-shaped bend in the Verde River and giant 175-foot (53-meter) gorge named S.O.B. Canyon, near Clarkdale, Arizona

Lake Powell Glen Canyon reserve in Arizona and Utah

The Royal Gorge is a canyon of the Arkansas River located west of Cañon City, Colorado. The canyon begins at the mouth of Grape Creek and continues for approximately 6 miles ending near U.S. Route 50. It is also known as the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas River.

Desert Sand-Verbena, (Abronia villose), found near the riverbank of the Salt River in the eastern mountains of Arizona in the Spring.

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