Coconino Forest from Humphreys Peak

With an elevation of 12,633 ft, Humphreys Peak is the highest natural point in Arizona.  Located in the Coconino National Forest, the peak was created from a group of extinct volcanic peaks known as the San Francisco Peaks.  I stood there, in awe, at this gigantic landmass.  It felt like a scene out of the beginning of The Sound of Music, and I may have actually done a little twirl in the open meadow area.

Photo taken with iPhone 4, September 2012 in Arizona.
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