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Photo Forum / Photo Technique / Nature Photography / July 2007Good scenic spots in N. Arizona?
We are going to be staying at Grand Canyon S. Rim for three days. So will get lots of pics of the Canyon area, but what are some more picturesque spots that might be within an hours drive, or not too far off from the highway running from Phoenix to the South Rim? > We are going to be staying at Grand Canyon S. Rim for three days. So > will get lots of pics of the Canyon area, but what are some more > picturesque spots that might be within an hours drive, or not too far > off from the highway running from Phoenix to the South Rim? Sedona, AZ between GC and Phoenix. Ron Walnut Canyon, east of Flagstaff. http://www.nps.gov/waca/ N35 10.307 W111 30.545 > We are going to be staying at Grand Canyon S. Rim for three days. So > will get lots of pics of the Canyon area, but what are some more > picturesque spots that might be within an hours drive, or not too far > off from the highway running from Phoenix to the South Rim? > We are going to be staying at Grand Canyon S. Rim for three days. So > will get lots of pics of the Canyon area, but what are some more > picturesque spots that might be within an hours drive, or not too far > off from the highway running from Phoenix to the South Rim? If you can work it into your route, try LOWER Antelolpe Canyon, Just outside Page AZ. Upper Antelope canyon is nice too, but for 1 paid admission of about 25 dollars, you can spend 4 hours in the lower canyon on a photographer's pass, which does not cost extra. The lower canyon is directly accross the highway from the upper canyon. |
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