| This view taken from the Rim Trail in Grand Canyon Village features the Battleship, so named because its pinnacles at one end. Garden Creek Canyon is in the foreground. |
| Looking eastward from Mohave Point a long stretch of the Colorado river passes close to Cope Butte. The Hermit Trail makes it's descent on the other side of Cope Butte. |
| A variety of pieces of petrified wood can be seen in this view along Petrified Forest Road. |
| A highly crystalized piece of petrified wood sits next to the Long Logs Trail. |
| The Curley School is an archtectural gem from the early days of Ajo. |
| Desert plants grow along the road in Ajo |
| Ruins of a ranch house in Alamo Canyon. |
| Bluebells, mesquite, saguaro and prickly pear cactus grow along Arizona 85. |
| Bill Williams Mountain at 9,256 feet above sea level. |
| Highway 89A approaches the crossing of the Colorado River. |
| Eerie rock formations like these are found in places on the Paria Plateau. |
| Mohave County Courthouse, built in 1915, in Kingman. |
| A cholla cactus blooms near Historic Route 66. |
| An old wayside stop on Historic Route 66 still operates today. |
| Desert land in the upper end of House Rock Valley lies between the Vermilion Cliffs and the Kaibab Mountains. |
| The Vermilion Cliffs are decorated in many colors of rock and soil. |
| A variety of desert vegetation on display at the Red Hills Visitors Center. |
| The cliff-sided buttes and stone pinnacles of Monument Valley are seen from U.S. Highway 163. |
