Hidden for centuries beneath native soil, nature has built a cathedral for itself: a slot canyon still unsurpassed in its beauty. It is the perfect symphony of sand, stone and light, a maze of marble colored rock layers that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. In proverbial touch with earth’s past, your Navajo guide will lead your through this sacred site. A visual feast unfolds before your eyes as every step and turn surprises you with new sculptures like spires, delicate arches and colorful waves. This is a sandstone spectacle unseen by others, as Antelope Canyon is still being formed by the ferocious forces of seasonal floods. Arguably, not a single disappointing picture has ever been taken in this narrow subterranean ravine. On the contrary, selling for $6,500.00 in 2014, history’s highest priced photograph was shot right here. Next up, the deep blue waters of the man-made Lake Powell will appear like a mirage as you approach Indian Country, yet its dreamlike shores are real. This is right where the Great Basin Desert meets monsoon run-offs and molten snow from mountain ranges far away. Just as much a sight to behold is the wallpaper-worthy view of Horseshoe Bend. Here, a short hike takes you to the most captivating curve the Colorado River has carved out on its 1,400-mile journey from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of California. At this sheer 9000-foot drop, framed by massive canyon walls, the emerald green sparkly reflections of this ancient stream will surely take your breath away. This is the opportunity to make memories of a lifetime, as “nature at its best” awaits you out west.