Ready to release your inner "Indiana Jones" and get your hands dirty on a paleontological dig while looking for dinosaur bones? Or would you rather participate in recording and documenting rock art … [Read more...]
Spring Hiking in the Canyon
April in the Canyon. Prickly pear, hedgehog cactus and wildflowers are in bloom, and the winter storms have filled up the springs and seeps. Long days, mild temps, and everything is brand new again. … [Read more...]
Sedona Through the Eyes of a Pro
Larry Lindahl, professional photographer and author of the popular Photographing the Sedona Landscape pages on this website, has just released the 8th edition of his best selling book, Secret Sedona: … [Read more...]
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes – It’s That Time of Year Again
Autumn is that perfect time of year. Summer's heat is behind us and night time temperatures are delightfully cool. The sun has settled lower in the sky giving us azure skies and long shadows that … [Read more...]
Elden Lookout Road Rock Slide in Flagstaff Severely Injures Person
After a rock slide closed the South Kaibab Trail to mule traffic on Monday morning, another major rock slide occurred in the Flagstaff area on Tuesday morning. A very large boulder on the Elden … [Read more...]
South Kaibab Rock Slide Below Cedar Ridge
Be careful of what you ask for! While the Southwest is still in the grips of a drought, the recent rains in Northern Arizona has brought some relief to the area. The summer monsoon season has been … [Read more...]
Ken Walters Photography Showing at First Friday Artwalk
Ken Walters has hiked more than 13,000 miles and climbed 141 buttes within Grand Canyon. He has been a Grand Canyon Field Institute (GCFI) instructor since its inception, leading some of the … [Read more...]
Epic Journey Continues – Dinosaur to the Rocky Mountains
It is vacation time again, and people are hitting the roads in huge numbers. I was just talking to a friend about Capitol Reef and my own adventure last summer. That reminded me that I never finished … [Read more...]
Fire Restrictions in Time for Memorial Day Weekend
Campfire and smoking restrictions will be implemented starting at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 21st, on the entire Coconino National Forest and on the Williams and Tusayan Ranger Districts of the … [Read more...]
Epic Journey Continues – Dinosaur National Monument
After leaving my campsite among the quaking aspens and pine forest, the road continued east and dropped in elevation. I followed the Left Fork of Indian Canyon which had water the entire way--quite a … [Read more...]