Maricopa Point Snow :: Fine Art Photography of Grand Canyon National Park

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Maricopa Point Snow :: #04015

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As seen on the cover of AAA World Magazine...

Maricopa Point Snow is featured on the Winter 2005 cover of AAA World Magazine.

Interior photos:
Juniper in Snow
& Temples with Snow

A fresh blanket of snow covers the limestone cliffs near Maricopa Point. At 7,000 feet above sea level, Grand Canyon’s South Rim enjoys modest snowfall each winter. Intermittent snow and the occasional rainfall were the only sources of water on the rim for the indigenous peoples that lived on the canyon’s edge for millennia. The only truly reliable water sources were found in the belly of the canyon, fed by rim snowmelt and rainfall filtered through hundreds of feet of rock before emerging in the form of springs and waterfalls.

Available as Open Edition Gift Print
Each 5x7-inch photograph is printed on archival paper. Prints are shipped matted to fit 8x10-inch standard frames, backed, and enclosed in protective sleeves. Each print is titled and signed by the photographer. An artist statement and biography is also included with every order.

NOTE: For orders of six or more prints, email us for discounted volume pricing.