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| Keywords: arizona arizona snowbowl arizonasnowbowl coconino national forest coconinonationalforest flagstaff ranger district flagstaffrangerdistrict forest service forestservice national forest nationalforest pentax k-1 pentaxk1 snowbowl usfs fall color fallcolor fall colors fallcolors fall foliage fallfoliage flagstaff forest outdoors united states unitedstates outdoor landscape hill field grassland foothill Fall color at the Arizona Snowbowl, October 5, 2016. Fall color is strong around Hart Prarie, peaking or approaching peak. Patches of color can be seen alongside the ski runs at the Snowbowl. Kendrick Mountain, visible in the distance, appears to be in full color. The drive up Snowbowl Road ascends over 1500' from Highway 180 to the base of Agassiz Peak, home of the Arizona Snowbowl. The winding road and golden autumn aspens make the drive as rewarding as the destination. In the spring, summer, and early fall, the Arizona Snowbowl's ski lift turns into a Sky Ride. The triple chair takes you to the upper slopes of Agassiz Peak at 11,500 feet. Here, above tree line, you can see the Grand Canyon's North Rim over 80 miles away. The view of the dormant volcano field surrounding Flagstaff is striking as well, with Kendrick Peak, Wild Bill Hill and Wing Mountain standing out as prominent landmarks. Photo by Deborah Lee Soltesz, Ocotber 5, 2016. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Coconino National Forest. See Arizona Snowbowl for information on the Coconino National Forest website. Fall color at the Arizona Snowbowl, October 5, 2016. Fall color is strong around Hart Prarie, peaking or approaching peak. Patches of color can be seen alongside the ski runs at the Snowbowl. Kendrick Mountain, visible in the distance, appears to be in full color. The drive up Snowbowl Road ascends over 1500' from Highway 180 to the base of Agassiz Peak, home of the Arizona Snowbowl. The winding road and golden autumn aspens make the drive as rewarding as the destination. In the spring, summer, and early fall, the Arizona Snowbowl's ski lift turns into a Sky Ride. The triple chair takes you to the upper slopes of Agassiz Peak at 11,500 feet. Here, above tree line, you can see the Grand Canyon's North Rim over 80 miles away. The view of the dormant volcano field surrounding Flagstaff is striking as well, with Kendrick Peak, Wild Bill Hill and Wing Mountain standing out as prominent landmarks. Photo by Deborah Lee Soltesz, Ocotber 5, 2016. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Coconino National Forest. See Arizona Snowbowl for information on the Coconino National Forest website. | ||||
