Otherwise, it is accessibly by boat from Lake Powell near Glen Canyon.
It is 290 feet high, 42 feet thick, and 33 feet wide. Declared a national monument in 1910, it can only be hiked to with permission of the Navajo Nation, on whose land it stands, and famous visitors include Zane Grey and Theodore Roosevelt. Otherwise, it is accessibly by boat from Lake Powell near Glen Canyon. It is made of salmon-pink sandstone that spans 275 feet in an arc over Bridge Canyon. FTP, identify this landform, the world's largest natural bridge located in southern Utah.
It is 290 feet high, 42 feet thick, and 33 feet wide. Declared a national monument in 1910, it can only be hiked to with permission of the Navajo Nation, on whose land it stands, and famous visitors include Zane Grey and Theodore Roosevelt.
{Rainbow Bridge} National Monument