From The Kaibab National Forest

The Kaibab National Forest near the North Rim of The Grand Canyon is a welcome relief from the scorching heat in the desert below.  This sub-alpine ecosystem has life and views of nearby Marble Canyon in Northern Arizona.

 

Turkey Vultures

 

 

A back country road at Kaibab National Forest, Arizona

 

Smoke from nearby forest fires.

 

 

 

 

 

11 responses to “From The Kaibab National Forest”

  1. the eternal traveller Avatar

    Stunning scenery and I love the cheeky squirrel.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      That squirrel was very elusive but I got him at the right moment

      1. the eternal traveller Avatar

        They are speedy little fellows.

  2. Dean Harden Avatar
    Dean Harden

    Great first picture Michael, looking down at sunset onto that mesa wall with shadows extending way back. Impressive. Best wishes Dean Harden

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    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Thanks Dean. The light was briefly just right!

  3. Sandra@Just Regular Folks Wandering Avatar

    Gorgeous. Wish I was there enjoying the cooler temps!

  4. denisebushphoto Avatar

    Excellent collection! There are many places here in Southwest Colorado where arid canyon and mesa areas border alpine forest areas. It’s great to have both accessible.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Yes, I’m going to visit Colorado in another week or so. Plan to visit Colorado NM and Rocky NP

      1. denisebushphoto Avatar

        Enjoy your visit … I am south of Colorado NM in Ouray County … the Switzerland of America!

  5. Oh, the Places We See Avatar

    Your photography leaves me speechless . . . always. And I’m, of course, drawn to sunsets, green forests, and natural formations unlike any others. But there’s something about that country road that just speaks to me this time. It’s familiar yet it leads to the unknown.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Thanks for the nice comments. That country road was endless……..

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