Fall Leaves in the San Francisco Peaks

Golden aspen trees line the Inner Basin Trail in the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff, Arizona.

With fall right around the corner here in Jackson Hole, I started digging out some of my fall leaves shots from Arizona. This was taken in the Inner Basin in the San Francisco Peaks just outside of Flagstaff, Arizona as all the aspen trees between the Inner Basin and Lockett Meadow were turning yellow. The Inner Basin Trail was one of my favorite places in the state not just for fall leaves but for the general scenery as well. Perhaps that’s how I found my way to Jackson Hole, since the whole area looks like the caldera of the San Francsico Peaks.

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Posted on September 1, 2009.
Posted in Landscape. Tags: Arizona, Aspen Trees, Fall Leaves, Mountains, San Francisco Peaks.
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http://twitter.com/photogjenn JAL

Ah, the aspens. I love.
http://www.cavaroc.com Mike Cavaroc

Thanks again! Yet another place I want to get back and spend some worthwhile time at.

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