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Fresh Snow At Zion Country
Read More: Fresh Snow At Zion CountryWe finally received some measurable snowfall this past week as temperatures dropped with new precipitation. Temperatures this winter have been rather mild as highs have consistently reached the 60s (F). Watch in HiDef at Full Screen. Music is Theme I.M.C. by David Holmes.
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Higher Elevations, More Snow
Read More: Higher Elevations, More SnowAt About 6,000 feet in elevation, Zion’s Kolob Terrace section gets quite a bit more snow and I was there to capture it. Also look for a drive through video from the same area tomorrow.
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Cold Enough To Finally Snow
Read More: Cold Enough To Finally SnowIt’s been a warm winter in Southern Utah with decent rains but no snow. Until this past week where it was just cold enough in and around Zion National Park to get a few inches. Another future post will show heavier snows at Zion’s Kolob Terrace.
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Snow Lingers At Zion Country
Read More: Snow Lingers At Zion CountryTemperatures will be rising into the 80s this coming week but I never get enough snow images.
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Winter Aspens Have A life Of Their Own
Read More: Winter Aspens Have A life Of Their OwnAsk the Coyote in the first image. When leaveless, the Aspen shows off its trunk and branches in a surreal and abstract way. Three inches of fresh snow helped to add to the lines of the trees. These were taken on Wednesday at the Kaibab National Forest adjacent to the North Rim of the Grand…
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Only Going Backwards
Read More: Only Going BackwardsThe video and song by Tame Impala speak for themselves. Colorado is awesome!
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Video of a Grand Canyon Winter Wonderland
Read More: Video of a Grand Canyon Winter WonderlandFrom the Grand Canyon this past week. It was a virtual Winter Wonderland! Watch in HiDef at Full Screen Images and prints from this series can be purchased at
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Even More From A Snowy Grand Canyon
Read More: Even More From A Snowy Grand CanyonIt snowed another 8-10 inches at Grand Canyon National Park on Thursday. Glad I was stranded due to road closures. The snow level dropped another 2,000 feet into the canyon, the deepest I’ve ver seen at the Grand Canyon. The increase in precipitation and lower temperatures were responsible. Companion video to follow later. …
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Images From A Snowy Grand Canyon
Read More: Images From A Snowy Grand CanyonHere’s some images captured once the fog lifted in the Grand Canyon after a snowy day.
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