photographs courtesy of the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History
Latest Feature

Worshipping the Ground He Walked On

For the past four years, I’ve been following the footsteps of a ghost around the canyons of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah. Let me explain. In...
Photograph by Rich Rudow
Latest Feature

Parashant: It’s Easier Said Than Done

I have klatarismenophobia.  I hadn’t heard of it, either. But it turns out there’s a name for the irrational fear of getting a flat tire...
Photograph by Laurence Parent
Hiking

North Kaibab Trail

There’s no shortage of great hikes on the North Rim: Widforss, Uncle Jim, Ken Patrick. Most, however, at least in the vicinity of Grand Canyon Lodge...
Photograph by A O Tucker
Scenic Drives

Saddle Mountain Overlook

What’s the highest mountain in Grand Canyon National Park? Your first guess might be Point Imperial (8,803 feet), but that’s an overlook, not a...
Photograph by John Burcham
Lodging

Don Hoel’s Cabins

In his real estate career, Erick Harrell has always been attracted to historic properties. And as a native of the Pacific Northwest, he’s always had a soft spot for log cabins. That made the place...
Photograph by John Burcham
Photo Editor Forum

Find Your Bismarck Lake

I had lunch the other day with an amateur photographer who talked about his frustrations with the craft. He’s been shooting for a long time —...
Photograph by Jill Richards

Cutino Sauce Co.

Photograph by Scott Baxter
Around Arizona

Sierra Bonita Ranch

Vast and flat, Southeastern Arizona’s Sulphur Springs Valley stretches for 65 miles, from its northwest section along the Galiuro and Piñaleno...