At the Grand Canyon's Lipan Point, erosion has worn billion-year-old rock into wide valleys and towering peaks, exposing vibrant colors and the river's longest visible stretch on the South Rim.
At the Grand Canyon's Lipan Point, erosion has worn billion-year-old rock into wide valleys and towering peaks, exposing vibrant colors and the river's longest visible stretch on the South Rim.
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