Horseshoe Bend Horseshoe Bend is a U-shaped section of the Colorado River in Arizona. It is also a small section of the Glen Canyon. Because the huge rocks surrounded by the river bay are shaped like horseshoes, it is called "Horseshoe Bend", and some people call it the Colorado River. big bend. Voted one of the top ten best photography locations by National Geographic. Horseshoe Bay is not only free, but more importantly, although it has only one viewing point, it is difficult to find a second one in the world in terms of the shock of this point. The top of the steep cliff at an altitude of 4,200 feet is the best viewing location. If you want to capture the beautiful scenery of Horseshoe Bay, you must overcome your fear of heights and stand on the edge of the cliff, holding the camera as straight as possible. There is no other scenery around Horseshoe Bend that can set off the river bend, and even trees and vegetation do not grow. There are only ocher-red deserts, sandstones and rock walls