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Colorado River
The Colorado River flows for 500 miles either running through or forming the border of Arizona. Along its length are expansive canyon walled lakes, cascading whitewater, peaceful flows through wildlife refuges and the Grand Canyon.
Address: . Parker AZ USA
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Colorado River
Originating in northern Colorado, north of Grand Lake, the Colorado River is one of the United States' major waterways. Totaling 1,470 mi (2,352 km), the river spans a number of states – Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and California – before emptying into the Gulf of California in Mexico. Until 1921 the river was known as the Grand River and was then renamed at the request of the State of Colorado.
Address: . . . USA
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Lake Havasu
Lake Havasu spans 45 mi (72 km) along the Arizona/California border. The lake is formed by the Colorado River and is surrounded by desert areas. A range of activities are offered here, including camping, fishing, boating, hiking, jet skiing and sightseeing. Sveral beaches are found along the shores.
Address: Hwy 95 Lake Havasu City AZ USA 86403
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