Some leftover monsoon storm images a few weeks ago from Northern Arizona and the Grand Canyon

It’s summer and the wildflowers are abundant at Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona












From this past weekend in Northern Arizona. Monsoon season is here! Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
Clouds and shadows race across the Northern Arizona sky at Marble Canyon. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
Lee’s Ferry in Northern Arizona, is known as a launching point for Colorado River rafters and other interesting rock formations. Vermilion Cliffs National Monument and the California Condor are nearby. Lee’s Ferry is the only place to access the Colorado River by vehicle for hundreds of miles. It’s named after John Doyle Lee, a Mormon Pioneer, who was later convicted and executed for his part in the infamous Mountain Meadows Massacre in Utah in 1877.


Funky rocks are the highlight at Cliff Dwellers, adjacent to Lee’s Ferry.



California Condors cruise at Vermilion Cliffs.
Marble Canyon in Northern Arizona, precedes the Grand Canyon but is just as grand. Named by John Wesley Powell because he thought the limestone in the canyon walls resembled marble. Marble Canyon begins at Lees Ferry, a launching point for river rafters, and ends at the confluence of the Little Colorado River and Colorado River.

