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Salt River and the Bulldog Cliffs in the Sonoran Desert near Phoenix, Arizona

The Salt River runs from eastern Arizona and joins the Gila River west of Phoenix. It is used to maintain many reservoirs in the mountains east of Phoenix, the largest being The Theodore Roosevelt Reservoir. These reservoirs provide water to the Phoenix area as well as creating excellent recreational opportunities.

Salt River Arizona recreation area, Desert Mountains, east of Phoenix Arizona

Spring Brittlebush blossoms carpet the desert below The Supertition Mountains in the Tonto National Forest near Phoenix Arizona

Arch Canyon is a picturesque location located along the Ajo Mountain Drive in the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona, near the border with Mexico. The Ajo Mountain Drive is a scenic loop road that offers visitors the opportunity to explore the diverse landscapes and natural features of the desert. Arch Canyon is named for the natural arch formation that can be found within the canyon. The arch itself is a stunning geological feature created by erosion over thousands of years. It is composed of ancient volcanic rock and stands as a testament to the forces of nature that have shaped the landscape of the region. Arch Canyon and the Arch Canyon Trail are in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument south of Ajo, Arizona, USA.

Sign of Tonto National Forest with The Lost Dutchman

Sunrise scenery from Picket Post Mountain in Tonto National Forest

Superstition Mountain in Arizona.

Superstition Mountain from Peralta Regional Park near Phoenix, Arizona.

Beautiful desert area of the Tortilla Flat.

A landscape shot while in Verde Canyon, Arizona in the winter of 2012. Shot on Sony A100 with Sony 18-70mm crop lens ISO 100, 90mm, f13, 1/160sec. Color corrected

This is a landscape photograph of saguaro cactus in the Superstition Mountains natural park in Phoenix, Arizona on a spring day.

Salt River Arizona recreation area, Desert Mountains, east of Phoenix Arizona

Clearing spring storm at the Ajo Mountains in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Sunset in bulldog canyon in Apache junction az in the Sonoran desert in Tonto national forest

Arch Canyon is a picturesque location located along the Ajo Mountain Drive in the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona, near the border with Mexico. The Ajo Mountain Drive is a scenic loop road that offers visitors the opportunity to explore the diverse landscapes and natural features of the desert. Arch Canyon is named for the natural arch formation that can be found within the canyon. The arch itself is a stunning geological feature created by erosion over thousands of years. It is composed of ancient volcanic rock and stands as a testament to the forces of nature that have shaped the landscape of the region. Arch Canyon is in the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument south of Ajo, Arizona, USA.

Sunrise over mountains and desert landscape

Desert Sand-Verbena, (Abronia villose), found near the riverbank of the Salt River in the eastern mountains of Arizona in the Spring.

Large grouping of saguaro cactus on a hilltop against a whispy cloudy blue sky with yellow wildflowers

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert - Ajo Mountain Drive Loop Road Appears to Vanish amid Cacti as it leads to the Ajo Mountain Range

Salt River Arizona recreation area, Desert Mountains, east of Phoenix Arizona

Superstition Mountains in Arizona. East of Phoenix

Wispy clouds breeze over Picketpost Mountain in Tonto National Forest

Desert landscape panorama in the Sierra de la Giganta south of Loreto. Baja California Sur, Mexico.

Elephant Butte is found deep in the Superstition Wilderness Area of Arizona’s Tonto National Forest.

The Ajo Mountain Drive offers breathtaking views of the unique Sonoran Desert landscape, featuring a variety of flora and fauna. Two of the standout features of the area are the Organ Pipe Cactus (Stenocereus thurberi) and the Saguaro Cactus (Carnegiea gigantea). The Saguaro stands tall, often reaching heights of 40 feet or more and living up to two centuries. Its characteristic silhouette, adorned with 'arms' reaching towards the sky, serves as a testament to its endurance in harsh desert conditions. In contrast, the Organ Pipe Cactus thrives in clusters, its slender stems resembling a congregation of organ pipes, hence its name. This cactus species flourishes in rocky terrain, its multiple stems serving as water reservoirs to survive extended periods of drought. These two are endemic to the Sonoran Desert and found nowhere else in the world. This scene was photographed from the Ajo Mountain Drive in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument south of Ajo, Arizona, USA.

Desert landscape in the Tonto National Forest in Rio Verde, Arizona during the winter month of February. Saguaro cacti in the foreground and a distant mountain range in the background, give the image depth.

landscape photograph of the desert near Phoenix, Arizona.

Salt River Arizona recreation area, Desert Mountains, east of Phoenix Arizona

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