It’s been a mostly cloudy day plus there’s smoke from the Galahad fire. It was a little hazy at Point Imperial.
But even a haze can’t diminish the grandeur of Grand Canyon.
Point Imperial is the highest elevation overlook at 8803 feet (2683 meters) on the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Views stretch from northeast to south, of the canyon and beyond.
Hazy or not, this is a magnificent place!! Oh my, how I miss seeing it. At least I can say I did and simply LOVE your pictures of it.
Well at least you get to see it half the year through my lens.
I am always in awe when I see these views.
Me too.
Haze or not, a gorgeous view. I just have to smile when I see your canyon pictures. Sorry there is the fire. Still too wet here, too dry there.
Very dry here. No, extremely dry here.
I never get tired of your canyon shots.
Beautiful shots with or without haze. Just gorgeous.
Stunning views!
Hazy here in SoCal this morning but I’ll take your view any day :-). Can’t believe at 58 I have yet to see the Grand Canyon. From your photos I definitely want to see the North Rim first. Thank you for taking good care of her for all of us.
Maybe you should make an RV roadtrip to the North Rim this summer. Thanks for stopping by.
It is stunning. I hope the fire is contained soon.
There simply is no bad view of The Grandest Canyon of all! Beautiful even with the smoky haze! Thanks for sharing your gorgeous images!
Beautiful photos, Gaelyn. I love the light and shadows on the canyon walls.