The Ultimate Guide to the Great Western Wilderness: Horseshoe Bend, Zion Canyon, Route 66, and Yosemite Travel Tips

#JapanAirlineEvent Horseshoe Bend is a natural masterpiece created by the Colorado River, and the horseshoe-shaped canyon was spectacular. The view from the observation deck was overwhelming, and the canyon turned red at sunset was especially beautiful. Zion Canyon had magnificent canyons and cliffs, and the Narrows Trail was a unique experience of walking along the waterway. Seligman on Route 66 is a place full of classic American sensibility, with vintage signs and cute shops. Taking a picture in front of the iconic Route 66 sign was also a must. Yosemite had a wonderful landscape of waterfalls and rocky mountains, and the view of Yosemite Valley from Tunnel View was especially unforgettable. As a travel tip, Horseshoe Bend can be visited early in the morning or at sunset to enjoy the colors more beautifully, and Zion Canyon may be difficult to use in the summer due to high water levels, so check in advance. If you go to Yosemite in the spring, you can see the waterfalls at their highest volume and their magnificent appearance.