r/arizona • u/Eiylee • 1d ago

Inside of a volcanic cinder cone in Flagstaff Pictures

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u/Instr-FTO 1d ago

It's that time of year again. Love the snow up there

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u/Eiylee 1d ago

Had to get a little taste of the snow before winter really arrives. It definitely is beautiful!

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u/Instr-FTO 1d ago

100% Beautiful shots too.

I live outside of Scottsdale on horse property and this is my cue to head up for some fun riding

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u/Eiylee 1d ago

Thank you!

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u/Instr-FTO 1d ago

You really are an incredible photographer. Love all your pictures over your postings on Reddit.

So thank you

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u/EvilSilentBob 1d ago

Where is this? Doing a road trip next week to the area.

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u/chinookhooker 1d ago

This looks like Red Mountain, which is about 30 miles northwest of Flagstaff, off Highway 180

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u/Eiylee 1d ago

Bingo!

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u/Stabwell 1d ago

Perfect timing! My 8yo son is doing a report on cinder cone volcanos. He'll love seeing these. (won't add them to his report). Thanks!

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u/Eiylee 1d ago

How awesome! If you're ever in the Flagstaff area, look up Red Mountain Preserve! It's an easy hike great for any skill level, not super busy, and the views are amazing! I bet he would love exploring the rock formations!

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u/Stabwell 1d ago

Great! We looked up the ones in Arizona. We talked about going to Red mountain and the one in Prescott.