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Living in the volcanic landscapes of Northern Arizona, I pass Maroon Crater regularly. One of the routes home takes me along a dirt road through the Coconino National Forest, with the crater rising…
There are worlds that writers share with their readers — those they spin from imagination and experience. But there are others they keep to themselves — the magical, inspirational places that require…
WHAT A GLORIOUS RACKET IT MUST HAVE BEEN. What an incredible clamor filled a Chiricahua Mountains forest one August day in 1904, when a flock of as many as 1,000 thick-billed parrots (Rhynchopsitta…
NAVAJO NATIONAL MONUMENT By Robert Stieve
For the first time in four hours, Rick was at a loss for words. I couldn’t come up with anything, either. Even the wind dwindled to a whisper, and the piñon…
In September 2015, Flagstaff writer Kevin Fedarko and his best friend, photographer Pete McBride, set off from Lees Ferry in a quixotic quest to walk the length of the Grand Canyon — something only…
MORE THAN ONE TRAIL will take you to the old stone house in the hills west of Tucson. I like to begin at the Camino de Oeste Trailhead and follow the winding path of the arroyo. It’s a 2-mile hike to…
Yellow wildflowers surround a prickly pear cactus in this late-afternoon scene from the Coyote Mountains Wilderness, which stretches for 5,080 acres, 40 miles southwest of Tucson.
JONATHAN BUFORD…
THERE IS A LONE BRISTLECONE PINE that grows above timberline, on a slope of cinders. In winter, the tree emerges and hides with the passing of storm fogs, appearing like a mirage out of the white. My…