- What happened at Rainbow Bridge?
- Is the Rainbow Bridge for humans?
- How was the Rainbow Bridge formed?
- How big is the Rainbow Bridge?
What happened at Rainbow Bridge?
The court ruled against the Navajo, saying that the need for water storage outweighed their concerns. In 1980, the Tenth District Court of Appeals ruled that to close Rainbow Bridge, a public site, for Navajo religious ceremonies would violate the U.S. Constitution which protects the religious freedom of all citizens.
Is the Rainbow Bridge for humans?
The Rainbow Bridge is a meadow where animals wait for their humans to join them, and the bridge that takes them all to Heaven, together.
How was the Rainbow Bridge formed?
Rainbow Bridge was created when the stream altered course and flowed directly through the opening, enlarging it. This process continues to this day, imperceptibly altering the shape of the Bridge. The same erosional forces which created the bridge will, eventually, cause its demise.
How big is the Rainbow Bridge?
How large is Rainbow Bridge? It is 290 feet tall from its base to the top of the arch, and spans 275 feet across the creek channel. The top of the arch measures 42 feet thick and 33 feet wide.