Latitude: 32.701389
Longitude: -109.871667
Elevation: 3264 meters / 10709 feet
Barometric Pressure 678KPa

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Meet My Li'l Fren by zoniedude1, A Longhorn beetle on a fallen tree - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona Ϙ View Large / Lightbox + © Al
Meet My Li'l Fren by zoniedude1
Pinaleño Mountains by Distraction Limited, South of Soldier Creek Campground. The Pinaleño Mountains (Mount Graham) in Auguest 1980. Kodachrome
Pinaleño Mountains by Distraction Limited
Arizona by jlborelli, trees sunset arizona sun mountains sol forest landscape atardecer roj
Arizona by jlborelli
Milky Sunset by Russmosis, I had great hopes for this evening at Lake Riggs, but as it turns out, I had to pack out early. Ther
Milky Sunset by Russmosis
The big mirror by Enrico Pinna, One of the two primary mirrors of the Large Binocular Telescope Mount Graham, Arizona Minolta X-700
The big mirror by Enrico Pinna
Tree on the Rocks by zoniedude1, A small pine tree growing in a crack in the rocks on the edge of a cliff - Pinaleno Mountains, Coro
Tree on the Rocks by zoniedude1
Sunset on Mt. Graham by Russmosis, Mt. Graham, Arizona... host of the Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope and the ideal place for obs
Sunset on Mt. Graham by Russmosis
Forest Above the Desert by squeaks2569, One of the many lush forests on Mount Graham, Arizona.arizona mountain forest mount graham mountgrah
Forest Above the Desert by squeaks2569
Nature's Waterslide by zoniedude1, Moonshine Creek pours down a steep series of waterfalls, waterslides and plunge pools as it makes it
Nature's Waterslide by zoniedude1
Mt. Graham in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited, We returned to our camp and then strolled down the Swift Trail from Soldier Creek to Peter's Flat. K
Mt. Graham in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited
Succession by zoniedude1, A new Aspen grove sprouting among the skeletal remains of a burned, old growth forest - Pinaleno Mo
Succession by zoniedude1
Higher Frequency [explore] by Russmosis, Seems only natural that I should follow with a B&W version of my previous image ;-)arizona black
Higher Frequency [explore] by Russmosis
Imperfection by Russmosis, Broken symmetry and sunset scene at Riggs Lake, Mt. Graham, Arizona.trees sunset arizona reflection
Imperfection by Russmosis
Forest Greenery by zoniedude1, A fern leaf up close - Coronado National Forest, Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona Ϙ View Large + ©
Forest Greenery by zoniedude1
Peter's Flat in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited, We returned to our camp and then strolled down the Swift Trail from Soldier Creek to Peter's Flat. A
Peter's Flat in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited
Moonshine Falls by zoniedude1, Moonshine Creek has only a trickle of water in it due to the severe drought, making the falls less t
Moonshine Falls by zoniedude1
Fantastic Forest Fungi by zoniedude1, Tiny mushrooms growing in a crack in a log - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona + Zoom In Closer >>
Fantastic Forest Fungi by zoniedude1
Mountain Lake by L Geoffroy, All comments, criticism and tips for improvements are always welcome. <strong>Other Stuff</strong>
Mountain Lake by L Geoffroy
Frye Creek by em_burk, Frye Creek, just above Frye reservoir, on Mount Graham. Multiple images with Canon T2i and Rokinon 8
Frye Creek by em_burk
Undergrowth by zoniedude1, Ferns and other greenery on the forest floor in an Aspen grove - Pinaleno Mountains, Coronado Natio
Undergrowth by zoniedude1
Higher Frequency by Russmosis, Fast moving clouds blanket Mt. Graham and its lake (Riggs) at sunset.longexposure trees arizona usa
Higher Frequency by Russmosis
Sky Island View by zoniedude1, A view from 9,000 feet up in the Pinaleno Mountains - Coronado National Forest, Graham County, Arizo
Sky Island View by zoniedude1
Waters Edge by zoniedude1, An early morning view from the top of the waterfall - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona + Best Viewed &
Waters Edge by zoniedude1
Munchers by zoniedude1, A Western Tent Caterpillar nest; one of thousands. They leave their "tent" every day to m
Munchers by zoniedude1
Green on Blue by zoniedude1, Aspens reaching toward the blue summer sky - Pinaleno Mountains, Coronado National Forest, Arizona
Green on Blue by zoniedude1
Riggs Lake by Russmosis, Sunset at Riggs Lake, Mt. Graham, Arizonatrees sunset arizona sky lake nature water clouds landscape
Riggs Lake by Russmosis
Serpent in the Grass by zoniedude1, A beautiful, if not particularly friendly, Arizona Black Rattlesnake slithering through the grass.
Serpent in the Grass by zoniedude1
Old soldiers on Mount Graham by outdoorpict, First off-Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to all of my special Flickr friends. We have been gone
Old soldiers on Mount Graham by outdoorpict
Fall Floor by J. A. Branch, The sun breaks through autumn leaves to illuminate a secluded path below. Taken near Clark Peak on
Fall Floor by J. A. Branch
Edge Pool by zoniedude1, During times of high water flow, Moonshine Creek pours over the edge here in a series of waterfalls.
Edge Pool by zoniedude1
Gila Valley Panorama by em_burk, View from the Ash Creek falls. Thatcher is visible at center right, Pima at center left, and the Saf
Gila Valley Panorama by em_burk
Pinaleño Mountains by Distraction Limited, South of Soldier Creek Campground. The Pinaleño Mountains (Mount Graham) in Auguest 1980. Kodachrome
Pinaleño Mountains by Distraction Limited
Sunset at the Pass by zoniedude1, A stormy summer evening in southeast AZ - Stockton Pass, Pinaleno Mountains, Coronado National Fore
Sunset at the Pass by zoniedude1
Infinity Pool by zoniedude1, Moonshine Creek just before it drops over the falls - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona >>> <a
Infinity Pool by zoniedude1
View out the side of the dome. Mt. Graham is 10,720 feet. by mmechtley, binocular observatory telescope lbt
View out the side of the dome. Mt. Graham is 10,720 feet. by mmechtley
Road to Mount Graham by squeaks2569, Arizona State Route 366 weaves its way up Mount Graham, located south-west of Safford, Arizona. <a h
Road to Mount Graham by squeaks2569
Sunset at Stockton Pass by zoniedude1, Sunset glow on the southern Pinaleno Mountains with billowing storm clouds approaching from the sout
Sunset at Stockton Pass by zoniedude1
West Peak & Blue Jay Peak by em_burk, Looking west across Taylor Pass at West Peak (if you zoom in, you might be able to make out the fire
West Peak & Blue Jay Peak by em_burk
Kane Spring and Greasewood Mountains From Mount Graham 1 by squeaks2569, Kane Spring Mountain and Greasewood Mountain as seen from Mount Graham, south-west of Safford, Arizo
Kane Spring and Greasewood Mountains From Mount Graham 1 by squeaks2569
Slick Rock by em_burk, This is the Ash Creek slick rock, just above the large waterfall. It is still quite cool on top of t
Slick Rock by em_burk
Pinaleños Gneiss by em_burk, Gneiss is a metamorphic rock type formed when granite undergoes intense heat/pressure. The result is
Pinaleños Gneiss by em_burk
Eat Me! by zoniedude1, A tiny Puffball emerging from the damp forest floor - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona >>> <a
Eat Me! by zoniedude1
Rain Kissed Beauty by zoniedude1, An Evening Primrose brightens the morning gloom after a long rainy night - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizo
Rain Kissed Beauty by zoniedude1
Ash Creek Falls by em_burk, Panorama of Ash Creek falls. Canon T2i with 50-250mm lens. Multiple images stitched in Microsoft IC
Ash Creek Falls by em_burk
Mountain Meadow Trail by zoniedude1, The Grant Creek Trail passes through lush green meadows full of tall grasses, wildflowers and ferns.
Mountain Meadow Trail by zoniedude1
Deadman-Highline Trail, Pinaleño Mountains September 1981 by Distraction Limited, Looking toward Heliograph Peak from the Deadman-Highline Trail just below High Peak Cienega. Photos
Deadman-Highline Trail, Pinaleño Mountains September 1981 by Distraction Limited
Mt. Graham in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited, We returned to our camp and then strolled down the Swift Trail from Soldier Creek to Peter's Flat. K
Mt. Graham in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited
Paintbrush and Sneezeweed by zoniedude1, An Indian Paintbrush blooming in the aspen forest greenery - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona Ϙ View
Paintbrush and Sneezeweed by zoniedude1
Coming Down The Mountain by zoniedude1, Moonshine Creek approaching the edge - Pinaleno Mountains, Arizona + Looks Best >>> <a
Coming Down The Mountain by zoniedude1
Gloom by zoniedude1, The Frye Fire torched 48,443 acres (76 square miles) in the Pinaleno Mountains (Mount Graham) in 201
Gloom by zoniedude1
Peter's Flat in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited, We returned to our camp and then strolled down the Swift Trail from Soldier Creek to Peter's Flat. K
Peter's Flat in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited
Emerald Peak by em_burk, Under a full moon, with some reflections in the fire tower window. Taken on 6.2.15 with Canon T2i a
Emerald Peak by em_burk
Mt. Graham in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited, We returned to our camp and then strolled down the Swift Trail from Soldier Creek to Peter's Flat. K
Mt. Graham in the fog, September 1980 by Distraction Limited
Ash Creek Falls by em_burk, Panorama of Ash Creek falls. Canon T2i with 50-250mm lens. Multiple images stitched in Microsoft IC
Ash Creek Falls by em_burk
Yellow Flower Fiesta by zoniedude1, Western Sneezeweed blooming in a lush green forest meadow. Contrary to its name, it doesn't cause a
Yellow Flower Fiesta by zoniedude1
Burnt by zoniedude1, The Frye Fire torched 48,443 acres (76 square miles) in the Pinaleno Mountains (Mount Graham) in 201
Burnt by zoniedude1
Ash Creek Pool by J. A. Branch, One of the many pools along the trailarizona fall water pool creek waterfall az boulder falls shade
Ash Creek Pool by J. A. Branch
Rain Dump by zoniedude1, An isolated thunderstorm dumps some brief heavy rain on the forest - Mount Graham, Coronado Nation
Rain Dump by zoniedude1
New Life In The Burn Zone by zoniedude1, An Arizona Thistle emerges from the charred remains of the Frye Fire - Mount Graham, Pinaleno Moun
New Life In The Burn Zone by zoniedude1
Gila Valley by em_burk, Safford, Thatcher, Pima, etc, with two FMI mines. Taken under a full moon from the Webb Peak fire to
Gila Valley by em_burk