Snow, rain and nasty winds were forecasted for the South Rim of The Grand Canyon last Friday. So naturally I had to show up and capture the scene while withstanding the cold, biting winds. Part 1 of 2.
Winter Has Arrived AT The Grand Canyon
20 responses to “Winter Has Arrived AT The Grand Canyon”
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Excellent photos!
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Thanks John!
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Wow, these are gorgeous shots, Mike. Christmas card perfect!
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Thanks Eliza!
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Wonderful pics. Nice capture of the partial rainbow.
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Thanks Peggy!
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Stunning!
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Thanks Katelon!
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The Grand Canyon looks even better with snow on it! Thank you!
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Sure does!
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Great album – sure make me think about paying a visit there in the winter!
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Gorgeous!
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the views are magnificent. I like it a lot when the snow contrasts with the color of the still virgin rock.
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Thanks, it was a beautiful day…….
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So beautiful. You had a great day!
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I’m glad you did because these images are beautiful. I didn’t know it snowed there. So pretty.
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Thanks. It does snow at the North and South Rims since they are at elevations between 7 to 9,000 feet. Usually it snows near the rim
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Beautiful photos – love the rainbow one! 🙂
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Thanks M.B. I like the rainbow one too since there is also a person in it to give it a sense of scale
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Thanks. It is so rare to see winter photos of the Canyon.
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