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Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Oak Creek Canyon

Oak Creek Canyon is a gorge carved into the edge of the Mogollon Rim of the Colorado Plateau along the Oak Creek Fault. Tectonic forces shifting the land to either side of the fault and subsequent erosion by Oak Creek have created a spectacular canyon where the geologic history of this area is an open book. The Canyon is approximately 12 miles long. Oak Creek flows year-round along the bottom of the Canyon, providing water for plants and wildlife, as well as fishing and swimming opportunities. Oak Creek continues on through Sedona, Arizona, meeting up with the Verde River southeast of Cottonwood, Arizona. The depth of the Canyon ranges from 800 to 2000 feet, with trails providing access from the Canyon’s bottom up to the 6500-foot eastern rim and 7200-foot western rim. Some of these trails follow historic routes early Oak Creek Canyon settlers used to access the top of the plateau in the days before the road was built. Trails on the west side of the Canyon head into Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness. Multi-photo panorama by Deborah Lee Soltesz, June 12, 2015. Credit U.S. Forest Service Coconino National Forest. Learn more about Oak Creek Canyon and the Coconino National Forest.

Mountain landscape 2

Wasatch mountains looking into the Provo Valley. Wasatch mountains looking into the Provo Valley

Mountains from Mt. Tenquille

View from Mount Tenquille near Pemberton, BC, Canada. View from Mount Tenquille near Pemberton, BC, Canada

Dirt road in Cottonwood Canyon, Ut

Dirt road in Cottonwood Canyon, Ut

Old cottonwood bark

Old cottonwood bark

Saguaro Cactus in Canyon

Canyon along creek with saguaro cactus and mountains. Canyon along creek with saguaro cactus and mountains

Aim the sky to hit the tree top

Upwards view through an aspen tree to the autumn sky. Upwards view through an aspen tree to the autumn sky.

Capitol in Salt Lake City

This is the headquarter of Utas government. This is the headquarter of Utas government.

Tree leaves over the creek

Little Creek at the Big Cottonwood Canyon. Little Creek at the Big Cottonwood Canyon

AZ-UT-S. Coyote Buttes-Cottonwood Cove

As one hikes through these fantastic rock formations, seen are orange-colored boulders, and cone-like mini-hills, partially covered with snow when I visited in January. As one hikes through these fantastic rock formations, seen are orange-colored boulders, and cone-like mini-hills, partially covered with snow when I visited in January.

Lower Calf Creek Falls

Ribbons of water, close up of a waterfall. Ribbons of water, close up of a waterfall.

Cottonwood Canyon

Cottonwood Canyon

River Shoreline

Shoreline of tha Sandy River with green trees and a clear blue sky. Shoreline of tha Sandy River with green trees and a clear blue sky

Mountain landscape 3

Uintah mountains near kings peak. Uintah mountains near kings peak

Composite of autumn leaves

Full-size composite of autumn leaves. Isolated on white background

Cottonwood Leaf in Water

Cottonwood Leaf in Water

Oak Creek Canyon

Oak Creek Canyon is a gorge carved into the edge of the Mogollon Rim of the Colorado Plateau along the Oak Creek Fault. Tectonic forces shifting the land to either side of the fault and subsequent erosion by Oak Creek have created a spectacular canyon where the geologic history of this area is an open book. The Canyon is approximately 12 miles long. Oak Creek flows year-round along the bottom of the Canyon, providing water for plants and wildlife, as well as fishing and swimming opportunities. Oak Creek continues on through Sedona, Arizona, meeting up with the Verde River southeast of Cottonwood, Arizona. The depth of the Canyon ranges from 800 to 2000 feet, with trails providing access from the Canyon’s bottom up to the 6500-foot eastern rim and 7200-foot western rim. Some of these trails follow historic routes early Oak Creek Canyon settlers used to access the top of the plateau in the days before the road was built. Trails on the west side of the Canyon head into Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness. Multi-photo panorama by Deborah Lee Soltesz, June 12, 2015. Credit U.S. Forest Service Coconino National Forest. Learn more about Oak Creek Canyon and the Coconino National Forest.

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Several cords of wood ready to be used in the winter for fire wood in a wood burning stove. Several cords of wood ready to be used in the winter for fire wood in a wood burning stove.

Desert cliffs in Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.

Desert cliffs in Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.

Dead Standing in the Mist

Dead standing cottonwood tree along a misty river bank. Dead standing cottonwood tree along a misty river bank.

Blossoming branch

Summer cottonwood fluff blossom at the brunch. Summer cottonwood fluff blossom at the brunch

Trail into the Desert

This is a picture of the Cottonwood Springs trail at Joshua Tree National Park. This is a picture of the Cottonwood Springs trail at Joshua Tree National Park.

Poplar fuzz on the water

Poplar fuzz on the water in the grass

Tree Identification: Eastern Cottonwood. Poplus deltoides

Tree Identification: Eastern Cottonwood. Poplus deltoides

Lower Calf Creek

Lower Calf Creek Falls viewed over trees.

winter in canyon country

Winter in cardiff fork in big cottonwood canyon utah black and white. Winter in cardiff fork in big cottonwood canyon utah black and white

Aim the sky to get the tree top

Upwards view through an aspen tree to the autumn sky. Upwards view through an aspen tree to the autumn sky.

Cottonwood Canyon Road

Cottonwood Canyon Road

Mountain ridge and clouds upclose

High alpine cottonwood ridge wasatch mountains utah twin peaks. High alpine cottonwood ridge wasatch mountains utah twin peaks

Moab Portal View of Colorado River

Moab Portal View of Colorado River in Utah

Beautiful autumn tree.

Beautiful autumn tree for your design. Beautiful autumn tree for your design.

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

AZ- Paria Canyon Wilderness

The remote Paria Canyon Wilderness has the Paria River running through it, making for a spectacular 35 mile backpack through a magnificent slot canyon. One makes hundreds of stream crossings, while looking up at the magnificent canyon walls. The remote Paria Canyon Wilderness has the Paria River running through it, making for a spectacular 35 mile backpack through a magnificent slot canyon. One makes hundreds of stream crossings, while looking up at the magnificent canyon walls.

Fall Cottonwood Tree and Limestone One Room School

Fall Cottonwood Tree and Limestone One Room School

Gravel road in Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.

Gravel road in Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Cottonwood Pass, Colorado Continental Divide

Wood Variety Background 1

Wood Variety Background 1

Fall Cottonwood Trees

Fall Cottonwood Trees

Moab Portal View

Moab Portal View of Colorado River

Lamar Valley Vista

A moody autumn, Lamar Valley day, in Yellowstone National Park. A moody autumn, Lamar Valley day, in Yellowstone National Park.

Gold rush. Otago.

Poplar tree is commonly known as aspen and cottonwood. It belongs to a populus genus that is made of about 35 species of deciduous flowering plants which belong to the family Salicaceae. Poplar trees are native of the Northern Hemishphere. Western Balsam Poplar species was the first tree to have its full DNA code in the year of 2006. Poplar trees can grow anywhere between 15 to 50 meters tall with trunks up to 2.5 meteres in diameter. The bark is smooth usually even when tree gets older. The leaves are spirally arranged and come in different shapes. Small leaves are usually on side shoots while very large leaves are on strong growing lead shoots. The leaves are bright gold in fall. Poplar tree is commonly known as aspen and cottonwood. It belongs to a populus genus that is made of about 35 species of deciduous flowering plants which belong to the family Salicaceae. Poplar trees are native of the Northern Hemishphere. Western Balsam Poplar species was the first tree to have its full DNA code in the year of 2006. Poplar trees can grow anywhere between 15 to 50 meters tall with trunks up to 2.5 meteres in diameter. The bark is smooth usually even when tree gets older. The leaves are spirally arranged and come in different shapes. Small leaves are usually on side shoots while very large leaves are on strong growing lead shoots. The leaves are bright gold in fall.

Composite of autumn leaves

Full-size composite of autumn leaves. Isolated on white background

Green nature forest poplar on the river view in a tree. Green nature forest poplar on the river view in a tree

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